GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium

We had a great time at Arrowhead! I was a bit skeptical about us showing up in rival (Texans) gear, but I can't say enough about how great our whole experience was. The staff was very friendly and helped us find our seats. The fans gave us a good natured, hard time, and after we had made friends for the day. The whole game day experience was outstanding! I would definitely come back for another game!

I've been in KCMO for a few days for the first time from Tulsa, Oklahoma. (But I was born and raised in Wisconsin) I wanted to stop by the GEHA Field to pay my respect to Kansas City Chiefs. Head Coach Andy Reid used to be the assistant coach for Green Bay Packers back in 1992-1998. Such a great man! As for me; I am an lifetime Green Bay Packers Fan 💚💛🏉!! Go Pack Go!! Still, I have nothing but love for him and all that he's doing with KC Chiefs. Keep up the job guys!!

We always have a wonderful time at Chiefs Games and section 309 is full of great company! I do wish the concessions prices would mirror some of the other places so that they are more family friendly. You shouldn't have to pay $4 for a tiny cup of cheese for some pretzel bites.

My wife and I took the tour and loved it. My wife has to use a wheelchair for health reasons and Jackie our guide was patient and made sure she saw all the sights. The field was under construction due to adjustments for the world cup but the tour was great and will definitely go again.

Every time I visit, it’s always an incredible experience! The atmosphere is electric, the staff is friendly, and the service is top-notch. Whether it’s game day or just a casual outing, they never disappoint. Speaking of game day—Go Chiefs! They’re still undefeated this season, and this spot is the perfect place to celebrate every victory. Can’t wait for the next visit. Highly recommend!

First time attending a pro football game. The facility was great. The employees were courteous. Even though our seats were so high we had great visibility. Actually, we could see the plays developing better than on tv. I loved the fan experience. I will definitely be attending again.

Went to a Chief's game yesterday, and the energy there is electric! I didn't rate 5 stars because concessions are priced insanely high! Alcohol is about $16 for a 12oz beer. A soda about the same size was around $11. The location is really easy to get to right off the interstate and the parking lot is great for tailgating. We paid $50 for a parking pass and I was shocked at how close the lot was to the stadium.

There is absolutely no other place or experience quite like it is with The ❤️💛Kansas City Chiefs❤️💛 at Arrowhead stadium 🏟️!!!!!!!! It is absolutely an amazing experience for sure. Most People are friendly and welcoming and show true team spirit win or lose and they are not kidding when they say that "Arrowhead Stadium" 🏟️ is the loudest in the world or at least the loudest in the NFL for sure lol, and the tailgating traditions happen no matter the weather conditions and it always a blast! It was an absolutely amazing experience most definitely, nothing like it!!!

Every visit has been great! Arrowhead offers a fun, safe, clean guest experience. Amenities include range of price points and offerings for food and drink. Cashless is easy! Security/entrances are easy to find and fully staffed; process was smooth and easy with all staff, polite and friendly and welcoming. Throughout the stadium, all staff engaged in and nice even for visiting fans! Kansas City fans are equally warm and inviting fun and kind.

My goodness, this is the jankiest stadium I have ever seen. It's is friggin' freezing, the seats are flimsy, the food mediocre, the drunk jerks behind us insufferable (fine that could happen anywhere). But you know what doesn't happen anywhere? The sound system works. Looked forward to big Boi at half time and his sound system didn't kick in until 1/2 way through his set. Seriously embarrassing! Say what you want about Jerry Jones, but at least he gave his fans an amazing stadium to watch the cowboys lose in. The Hunts should be ashamed, and the fans should demand better! This stadium is a travesty.

Fun sold out in 20 minutes but well worth the tickets it's so fun being out here seeing the stadium in a different environment.

Going to an NFL stadium is always a fun experience! The parking lot is a like a party. Entry is easy, and we were able to get to our seats easy too! What a view, we were able to see everything so well. Though were the opposing team for the night most folks were nice. The fireworks and celebrations are cool! Overall it's a great stadium with good food and drink options.

Stadium Tour Review!The tour of GEHA Field at Arrowhead was amazing...and yes there may be some extra magic to it being a Kansas City Chiefs fan. However, I don't believe that is a requirement to enjoy the tour. You get to see SO MUCH of the stadium that you'd never see without the tour. The best parts are the Chiefs locker room and the chance to walk out onto the field! You can see more of our experience on our YouTube travel channel: https://youtu.be/YwqhfKuCtjI

We really had a good time walking around this exploring arrowhead Stadium. We were in Kansas City for a lot of fun took a lot of photos with the statues and gift shop and different things they had and made a lot of good memories.

Arrowhead stadium is awesome. I took my sons on a tour the guide was really knowledgeable made over two hours go by fast. Recently went to the Chiefs vs Raiders game parking was a breeze I think it was because we showed up 10 mins before game time and parked in open spot where I think some was tailgating. Plenty of places to get food inside if it's cold outside. Went to a suite as well they are Nice! Overall great time.

My husband and I were lucky enough to see the Chiefs at GEHA Field/Arrowhead Stadium. If you ever get the chance to see a game or show at Arrowhead, do it! It definitely was NOT cheap to see an NFL game there, but it was a birthday/anniversary gift rolled into one. We went in December, because it was the game we wanted to see (against the Denver Broncos), but it was frigidly cold. So if you go in winter, make sure to bundle up (or just go when it's not freezing). If you're in the nosebleeds, like we were, the wind will be whipping you something awful if it's windy - as you don't have the same coverage of the bowl that the lower seats have. The production value at Arrowhead is insane, with the loudest sound system I've ever heard, and a gigantic Jumbotron screen that you can see from anywhere in the stands. You'll be watching the game below on the filed, but want to keep looking up at that screen LOL The seats are actually pretty comfy, compared to the stadium seating I'm used to at college football games. But if you're at a Chiefs game or concert, you probably won't want to sit down too much! The production value and the excitement of seeing a game/show live at such a huge venue - definitely go if you get the chance.

A friend invited me to the fans tour of Arrowhead Stadium! I'd never been in it, and the enormity caught me off guard It's quite the experience, with a stem-to-stern walk through from the highest suites on the 8th floor, with a dizzying view of the field through gigantic glass panels, to the field itself. Surprise! The sprinklers came on when we were on the field, which I never realized was a couple stories below ground! And the top-most outdoor seating is several stories up from that, much higher and steeper than today's codes would allow. The Chiefs locker room is not AT ALL what I expected it to look like, as it's actually a huge room with all the players' open-faced "lockers" lining the outer walls of a huge room. Each locker has several compartments, and before a game, every piece of apparel and equipment they need is already set up in each of their spaces when they arrive. I'll let my photos till the rest of the story!

We visited Kansas City to see the USA vs Uruguay COPA game. Though the stadium is designed for American football, the proportion of the field adapts well to the international sport of Football, the one that's played with the feet. The stadium is comfortable as far as a stadium goes. There are a couple of big screens there to see the game and the obligatory fun crowd shots. No celebrities were noticed in attendance at this game. Give yourself plenty of time to get there because it will take quite a while to get into the parking area. We paid in advance for Red Zone parking and I think I would recommend doing that. Getting out of the parking lot will take a while too. The food there - well it cost us $90 for 2 meals (shareable size) and 2 soft drinks. The quality of the food was not worth the price of course, but obviously you don't come to a Big Sportsing Event for the food. Arena staff were helpful and the atmosphere was great. There were a lot of Uruguay supporters there and there was only one person that I saw cause any disturbance - an American guy trying to obstruct and harass some international fans. Other people (who were American) waved security to come over and the man was quickly removed. The US team didn't do their best unfortunately and we lost the game, but all the football fans seemed to get along and have a good time at Arrowhead Stadium.

Beautifully & well kept stadium with incredible taste to pay homage to the great athletes that have played for this franchise over the the last sixty plus years! We felt like we were in an airport while we walked to our seats not a stadium; the walkway was carpeted, the walls had displays of all of the memories over the years. I a so despise the NFL after experiencing everything the Rams franchise did, but still recognize a great team franchise for appreciating their fans!

Wow ! Truly the loudest stadium ever ! Several options for food and liquor on every floor and a small hall of fame area which is super cool to come to prior to the game. The fans are amazing and the location is literally perfect. There's so much room for tailgating and parking it brings even more excitement to the game experience which a lot of other states don't have. I'm so happy the location isn't in downtown that would've made this experience so terrible. 10/10 amazing stadium and game

We did the stadium tour. I'm not a huge Chiefs fan, more of a Bears fan. More of my hubs thing. I enjoyed the tour though. The tour guides are very funny. We spent a decent amount of walking time and touring. It's a good tour but there is steps so make sure to let your guide know you may need some accommodations. Depending on the weather you may be able to go on the field. You may be able to see the locker room as long as they do t have a game to prep for. The field is white like the pictures when they have concerts/events on the field. This is a must do experience!

Went for the chiefs vs bears game. Showed up 3 hours early to tailgate which was Uber fun and everyone was very friendly. Went in about an hour before kickoff and checked out the hall of fame and pro store. I ended up getting a great seat in the 133 section which was awesome but on the sunny side of the field. So if you're looking to visit for a game try to figure out whic side is the sunny/Shady side bc it was so hot! Game ended up being a blowout at the half and to miss the rush I caught an Uber. The Uber stand is at the meha welcome center but you should be prepared to wait at least 20 mins to get picked up. Overall I would absolutely come back and this was the most fun of the 6-7 nfl stadiums I have been to.

I arrived from out of state to attend the Chiefs vs. Lions game. Not being invested in either team it was fun to watch. I eat gluten free, hunting it down was a challenge but made easier with the help from a customer service supervisor!. At victory burger on the club level they have gluten free buns and burgers! It took a long time because of kitchen issues not being totally prepared since it was the first game of the season. A burger, fries and souvenir club of lemonade was $32. ... bring your wallet! If you don't have a ticket for club level you can get someone to walk you there so you can order, should you want a GF bun Parking was $50 and prepaid. It was total chaos! Bring your patience. Shopping was ok. Would have like to see more organization The game ticket was so VERY expensive. $270 + Ticketmaster fees = $331 for seats 8 rows from the top All in all, it was a good experience and nice place to visit at least once

Who doesn't love Arrow-freaking-head Stadium?! I have always loved coming here for Chiefs games and the most recent Wild Card matchup with the Miami Dolphins was no different! The stadium is beautiful and in my opinion continuously gets updates, even if minor. Parking is about the same as it always has been, with there being a few ways into the stadium but you're ultimately in a super long line with everyone else - obviously expected. It is nice, the employees at the booth can now scan your mobile parking pass without them needing to even open their window/door. Once you hit the gates, it is kind of follow the crowd on where to park. I think this process could be better but thankfully the fans pretty much know what to do without incident. The stadium has numerous entrances, and the signage for sections is pretty decent. The updated concessions are much better than the old days but the extremely outrageous prices have only gotten more expensive. Some things are still prices fairly but for the most part, the upcharge is still too much for me to want to enjoy some of the offerings. The men's restroom was actually one of the best places during the cold Miami game and was the closest place we could walk to in order to warm up. The only real thing issue we had was when we were in the parking lot leaving the game. If you go from Lot D to Lot L, the only way to do this is walking from a set of stairs through a narrow tunnel - you can hop the fence and walk down a big hill but there are dozens of signs telling you not to do this. It took us 15 minutes to move from about 10ft away from the top of the steps to the top of the steps. There were so many people gathered here and it was so unorganized. For the most part, we just stood shoulder to shoulder and inched our way forward to the steps. Had there been an emergency or anything, this would have been extremely, extremely unsafe. I think this is something that could be fixed relatively easy in the off-season. Overall, this is such an amazing stadium and it is so fun getting to come here for not just Chiefs games either. But if it ends up staying where it is, I do think they could improve some logistical pieces.

Warning!! They're worse than TSA. I forgot my Fiji bottle was in my backpack, when the security found it, I wanted to keep my bottle and dump out the water. As I was pouring out my water, I had a security guard rush up screaming "STOP, YOU CAN'T DO THAT!" I informed them that I was hoping to keep my bottle. The security guard said, "NO, you can't." That was a bit of an embarrassment, because I was the only one they randomly pulled aside to screen. My other friends went through just fine, and I was the one with a clear plastic bag, they had grocery bags. Came here for the Monday Night Football game, besides the security group, it was a great time. The Chiefs' fans brought some great energy! The stadium was easy to access. The restrooms were clean and there were plenty for access. We tailgated, so we didn't have any issues with entry. Lastly, heads up....Lyft and Uber is picked up about half a mile away. It's uphill, and when we needed it, it was freezing. Other than some of the negatives, the experience was great.

I went to a Chiefs Game, even though it was only preseason, the energy was still so wild and I loved it. The food was fresh and it was good for stadium food.

I went to a Chiefs preseason game. The crowd was loud and the fans were in good spirits!! I am specifically writing this post for the restrooms at Arrowhead. I did notice that the paper towels and soap dispensers were getting low. (Most soap dispensers were empty) I figured someone would refill them. The next time I returned to the restroom all soap dispensers were empty. I was thankful that a staff member (who does not normally fill dispensers was there) she wasn't sure where the soap was at or how to fill the dispensers at first but she found some soap and filled them all up! I was so happy and I am sure everyone else who used the soap after me was also happy! I asked the staff member what her name was. Thank you Montival Parks! I appreciate you thinking fast and doing a job you don't normally do!

Arrowhead stadium, home of Kansas City Chiefs! Always fun time here, with the best and the loudest fans. It is always nice to see the stadium full of red on game day. Easy to get to. It did not take us long to get in and out of the stadium. Staffs always friendly and helpful.

Could you have made purchasing the parking more difficult? Must download the app, musts create account, must link Ticketmaster account, must resign in over and over again. Came here for a good time. Didn't come to be stressed out by jumping through hoops to overpay you for parking. Just operate on a ticket system like every other establishment. Whoever set this up needs to be evaluated

In a nutshell, Arrowhead is a really great stadium, but the traffic to get in and out is just terrible! Last Saturday evening, my cousin and I went to the Ed Sheeran concert there. My husband dropped us off, cuz Lord knows I ain't paying $50 to park. It actually wasn't too bad coming into the concert for those of using the rideshare lot, but the situation in the regular lots was pure chaos!! It seemed there weren't enough workers directing traffic, so no one knew where to go. I was kind of nervous because there was no QR code or barcode on our ticket, but apparently they're using AI to figure out if your ticket is real, and the scanning machine can somehow tell. We got right in - pretty cool! We were in section 106, which was right in the sun as it was going down, so we moved over to a bunch of vacant seats in 120 and that worked really well. We just stayed there all night. If you want drinks or anything, it's pretty dang expensive. $10 for a large water, holy bejeezus! It's water, Arrowhead people!! The stage setup for the concert was awesome. Ed played 'in the round' with a circular state as you can see from the picture. So everyone had a good view. The big screen in the center was also great for watching the opening acts. Even though we were pretty low, it was still hard to see Ed, but the big screens were there so no problem. We thought we would miss the opening acts, because our ticket showed 6 as the starting time, and we got there around 7. But Ed ended up taking the stage at 8:30 and so we got to see Khaled too. Leaving the concert was an absolute madhouse. Roads blocked off, huge lines everywhere, backed up on the highway, etc. We ended up having to walk about a mile away where my husband was waiting in one of those huge lines to pick us up. So they really need to fix that. But all in all, great concert at Arrowhead! We had a fabulous time!!

Growing up going to these games... I hadn't been back to Arrowhead since 2012 this was a popup weekend that we had free to go visit friends. This Sunday night game was on the list of to-do's .....Great place to catch a game! Not a bad seat in the house in my perspective. We paid a premium for good seats. (See pics) The food stations had a variety of menus and pricing was expensive... However you make your money to spend your money however you want right.. I was thirsty.. The beverage stands adult friendly had the prices I was expecting. The parking lot is super fun. I am in firm belief that the overall planning and logistics of this stadium are professionally done and handled well! This stadium is a must visit if in the area and you like football. With the electric charged vibe. My friends that live in KC and that weren't on their own vacation flexed their schedule and went with us.. We had a photo with some couple random Canadian residents that came all the way from Winnipeg to see football and tailgate so we hosted them and even did a beer exchange. 10/10 times I would return... I have yet to have a bad time at this stadium Thank you Kansas City for having us!!! Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

arrowhead stadium is a must visit when you live in Kansas City or when you are visiting Kansas City. The Stadium comes alive and the atmosphere is unlike anything you will ever witness in your life. That is why we are known as the l loudest stadium in the world. You also must tailgate before the game for the full experience. You won't regret it.

Stadiums should be able to move people in and out quickly, provide a robust experience, have unimpeded sightlines, and be unique. Gone are the days of multi-purpose, cookie cutter venues; now we expect billion-dollar cathedrals where we can enjoy the quasi-civic institutions that are pro sports. Arrowhead (or, more recently, 'GEHA Field at Arrowhead') has a mystique about it. Success on the field brings fans to the seats and Kansas City has seen its fair share of success (13 seconds, anyone?). The roar of the crowd at Arrowhead is unlike nearly anywhere else, with a measured decibel level once recorded over 142db, which is like being just steps away from a jet engine. If you value your long-term hearing, then take a few precautions before you watch the Chiefs at home! Should you have the time, make your way through the newly renovated Chiefs Hall of Fame, with AFL history, artifacts, and a timeline of the football franchise that has made its home in Kansas City since 1963. I have been fortunate to have visited other facilities in other cities, and the Chiefs' facilities rank right at the top with anyone else. The sports complex that includes the Royals' facilities was envisioned in the late 60's and has been hosting events for more than five decades. It is STILL one of the most accessible, efficient, and enjoyable venues in the country. No, there isn't a roof, or 200' LCD TV's hanging overhead, but the is a FOOTBALL stadium, where the elements and the crowd affect the game in so many ways. Ask anyone who has been: Arrowhead is a treasure. Maybe it isn't the most modern, but it is perhaps the most fun, and isn't that why we want to be entertained? It is the home..of..the..CHIEFS!!!!

This place was packed when I went for the Billy Joel/Stevie Nicks concert! The stadium included 4 ramps so that cutback on all the stair which was greatly appreciated. I was able to take a stroll through the hall of fame section prior to the concert and wow was it cool to see all the trophies and read about all the history of the chiefs. I would definitely visit again whether it be for a game or another concert, great venue with great views.

It is always an experience in Chiefs Kingdom!!! Parking is crazy though - you never now how long or where you May end up. Although being out in O lot I can say that they have improved the walking route & safety which is appreciated. We had work suite tickets so I can never complain about that experience- clean gatherings on club level always!

Although Arrowhead is a Great Stadium the traffic to get into the stadium is horrible! On Saturday Evening my sister and I attended the Ed Sheeran Concert. Once we got in and up to booth to scan our parking ticket it was pure Chaos!!! People in the far right hand lanes were trying to merge left so that they could park closer to stadium instead of 10 buck 2. Orange cones were set up and we weren't sure what to do so I went in between-there are no workers directing traffic after the parking booth so it's confusing! Once we got a parking spot we headed into the stadium were there are people to Welcome you but you scan your ticket using AI now. We got lost trying to find our section and several workers told us wrong ways to go. Finally an elevator assistant told us how to get to our seats. We got to our section 326 it was a nice view, the weather was not bad as the sun was to our backs. We were close to the stairs which was nice for bathroom breaks and concessions that were nearby. Everything is still cashless-cards only, and be prepared to pay some money for food and beverages(it's crazy expensive) The stage was set up Perfect for the Concert, as you can see from the pic it was set up in the middle which gave everyone a nice view. The big screen in the middle was nice also to see the opening acts, there was a lady from the UK and the Khalid follow her. Once Ed Sheeran came on the guitar pic monitors showed him for the entire show which was nice. Overall my sister and I had a great time, the weather

The Len Dawson tribute at the stadium !! Beautiful Stadium, beautiful moment. I always recommend attending a CHIEFS game as the energy is always electric. GO CHIEFS !!

My family and I enjoyed a tour of the stadium days before the first Pre-Season game of the 22-23 NFL Season. The stadium has been renamed GEHA Stadium. Our tour guide Mark was GREAT and very knowledgeable. He focused on the Art & History. I won't ruin all of the fun fact and secrets but we did get to view press box, select suites, field and Locker Rooms.

Lee was a great tour guide. He took his time with our group. He explained everything so great. He knew everything we asked him. Take this tour if you are a football and KC Chiefs fan.

Was there for a Chiefs game. Got there 4 hours early and parking was impossible. There were so many people tailgating already taking up parking spots that finding a spot was horrible. NO STAFF was there to guide us to any spots. We had a small service dog with us, in a mesh see through backpack. The security staff INSISTED that we had to bring the bag back to the car, even though we told them that it would be impossible to just carry her around for the whole game. So we wasted an hour trying to get clearance, only to have to walk the pack back to the car. (later saw a baby in a same style carrier inside). We got inside to our lower level seats and the back row I was in had speakers DIRECTLY above the seats. Even though I USE hearing protection for my dog, the noise from the stadium along with the speakers over us made it miserable for her. So once the game and the noise started, I looked for a quieter spot to try to watch the game AND keep her comfortable. All the seats at the bar area were taken, and no one would move. I asked staff if I could get a folding chair and add it to the back part of the concourse seating (which had a TON of room left) just so I could sit down with her. Staff said no, there is no seating available here. There was "nothing they could do". I started wandering around in the huge crowd.. not knowing where to go or what to do. I started crying due to the stress of the crowd and being overwhelmed with no help. Every staff member that I asked for help said there was nothing they could do. I found a person who suggested the 'sensory room'. It was a room that was completely silent with toys for small children with only a 15 minute maximum that I could stay. I was out of options. I went back to the concourse and stood in the hallway for 3 hours.. STOOD, holding my service animal, because there were no chairs, no tvs, nothing. It was the only place I could escape the loudness. There are no tv screens anywhere along the concourse so I kept having to ask other fans what the score was.. and what was happening. It was the most horrible evening I've ever spent at an event. A thousand dollars for seats, that I never got to sit in. Didn't even see one bit of the game. When the game was almost over a woman who looked like she was a higher up staff member came to me and asked if I was ok. I said I am now. She said that she saw me earlier and saw how upset I was. I wondered why she didn't help earlier.. or help at all. It's a shame there is not a quieter roomed area (like a suite or something) with a view of the game, that can be used for people with service animals. (and the sensory room isn't the right option, this is more for autistic children or people who get overstimulated, AND there is a time limit) I understand that the stadium is loud, and should be, but everyone should be allowed the opportunity to enjoy a game.

Really had fun at Arrowhead Stadium during our visit there for the Bills/ Chiefs game. Our friends have Chiefs season tickets and we're Bills fan. Their seats are on the Club level. We really appreciated that when there was a VERY long rain delay. During half time we were suppose to participate in the Crucial Catch (cancer screening) event. It unfortunately was canceled due to the rain. But, we did get to go on the field for rehearsal and for a time before things were canceled. Tailgating before the game can be described in one word, BBQ. You could smell it everywhere! And Kansas City BBQ is pretty special. I've only been to 3 NFL stadiums but based on this visit I can see why they say it's the loudest stadium. Very loud! :) Everyone I ran into was welcoming. It was a fun but very wet day. 2021-168

For over a week I was sent emails about how purchasing parking was imperative. We waited 2 hours to park our car and another hour to get in because the gate that was assigned on the ticket was congested. There was zero guidance from the staff in terms or corralling everyone in a timely manner and it really put a damper on the whole experience. Upon asking several people in line, whether this was usual, they all said it happens every time for events but not really for games. That disconnect alone means I'll never visit this place again. If you plan to go to an even here, I'd suggests having someone drive you close and drop you off. There were people that waited after the concert for hours just to get an Uber and this part of town doesn't look very inviting.

We did a tour of Arrowhead during a weekend trip to KC. It was by far the highlight of our trip! Kids 8 and 11 loved seeing the stadium, field, locker room, etc. I would def recommend a tour if you're from out of town.

Honestly the stadium is dated. It is very loud, but with the emerging building of new and modern stadiums I don't see this being the standard. A new stadium is needed or a complete remodel.

This was the second worst soft pretzel of my entire 55 year life only surpassed by the Arkansas Razorbacks baseball stadium. Ridiculous for the price

Arrowhead brings the Noise!! Best stadium for tailgating, people watching and events! We've been here for chiefs games and beer festivals and it's worth the drive!

I feel obligated to show Arrowhead and Chiefs Kingdom some extra love this week. Oh Arrowhead Stadium! Chiefs KINGDOM! It's been a long time coming but I finally made my way to you. Although the circumstances weren't representative of past or future experiences we will share, when I can scream my lungs out unmasked, dance around and immerse myself in the droplets of a sea of 76,000 of you all donning the greatest team gear around... I am most thankful for being there to breathe the same air as my toes froze in the cold and I sipped my hot cocoa from a cheerleaders reusable cup while staring at all my fav guys who weren't playing in the game I chose to attend so late in the season and we were resting them for what turned out to be no reason this past Sunday. Anyways, all that in the rearview only looking forward to this coming season where I can come out and support the classiest organization out here. I am happy to have finally visited and have the opportunity to take the place in during a time when the silver lining was I'm sure I'll never experience Arrowhead this way. No line to park, no one in the bathrooms but me most always, no line for food or drinks. It was definitely a pandemic experience, safe but different. My tips for games if you aren't local, choose a date with pleasant weather. If you choose a later in the season game, prepare to come bundled up. I'm full blown investing in hunting gear or wearing my ski bib and ski boots. I found Rally House to have a ton of gear, if you'd rather shop there than the stores in the stadium which I found to have less interesting items. Can't wait to return this Fall. Love my Chiefs day in and day out!

Stopped by here while seeing a baseball game at the adjacent stadium, and even though Kauffman was a little too bland to me - Arrowhead looked like a retro football hub. I would love to see a game here - hopefully the parking isn't the base $30 price here too. Recommended - I hear their football team is good.

Being a chiefs fan we absolutely had to stop and checkout arrowhead stadium while in town for the NFL draft as well as kelce jam! I will say it was a very clean facility through and through you can tell that the chiefs kingdom takes pride. We went on the 12:30 stadium tour and I highly recommend going! We got to see a suite, go on the field, walk through the locker room and so much more we had a wonderful tour guide who you could tell loves her job. Bonus she loves #87 just as much as I do. The gift shop is loaded with gear it is a little pricy but what to do you expect it is NFL gear after all! If you need some cheaper gear I recommend a local Walmart.

What an incredible experience! Arrowhead stadium is real deal NFL game day all the way. The pre-game tailgating experience is like nothing I could have ever imagined and was insanely fun. Despite the age of the stadium, the Hall of Fame is up-to-date and an awesome touch, and there are all the offerings of newer football stadiums. The seats are great and were comfortable, despite it being 30 degrees and super windy. The best part? Duh, the CHIEFS!! The only improvement I could see for Arrowhead is a roof, because, well, it's Kansas and it's ridiculously cold. Maybe that's because I'm from Phoenix, AZ, but I think it's crazy our stadium has a roof and it's literally never cold. Aside from that, I wouldn't change a thing and I had an amazing experience at my first Chiefs game (plus, the game was a blowout and we beat the Raiders). Woot!

The Chiefs are the main attraction. Always a loud crowd & winning football. Concerts there are choice as the space is wide open. Football might be frowned upon for kids as fans are obnoxious

Every time I visit family in Kansas I make a trip to arrowhead stadium to see what all they have and I always leave with something lol. Wish they had some autograph products like they do at the royals stadium. But I'm never disappointed. Great job guys

Super fun tour of a team with an illustrious history and great success. Kim, who led our tour, was so friendly

I didn't go in the stadium at all, so really I have no business reviewing this stadium other than the fact that I am, indeed, a swiftie. At least one swiftie needed to review the exterior of this building, and in regards to that, I give it 5 out of 5 stars. It was absolutely enchanting (see what I did there? ). In regards to location, while it was nice to be out of the way from everything else in Kansas City for parking purposes, it would be a longer drive. You might forget that it existed if you didn't go out of your way to see Arrowhead stadium. But overall, it was absolutely...'Gorgeous'. the 'Red' on the designing really stood out from the city, and for that, I'll 'shake off' the location.

Excellent venue with knowledge staff. First time at this legendary stadium. Only problem was no railing on the steps in the stands..which was a challenge.

Hands down one of the coolest experiences. Inside outside a very cool stadium!! Seats are not dirty place is well cleaned. Of course food is expensive like at ever stadium .

Great tour guide on the tour...very knowledgeable. I think it was Ray. Said we couldn't go on field, but others did go on field. Lots of places to see on tour including lockers and suites. About $40. Worth it.