The Chiefs and Raiders have a bitter rivalry that dates back to the early days of the AFL when they were two of the best teams in the league. The rivalry has remained strong since then as both teams have been in the same division since 1960. The Chiefs lead the all-time series 58-52-2 having won three of the last four. The Chiefs also hold a 2-1 lead in the all-time playoff series. If you’re looking to attend one of the most intense games of the year, make sure to get tickets to the Chiefs-Raiders game at Arrowhead.
The Broncos and Chiefs have been fierce rivals since the founding of the American Football League in 1960. The Chiefs owned the series in the very beginning winning 19 of the 20 meetings during the 1960s. However, the Broncos have come back strong since taking a 53-50 all-time lead. Rivalry games against the Broncos are alway must see games that will surely have Arrowhead buzzing.
The Chiefs and Chargers have been going at it since the Chiefs were the Dallas Texans and the Chargers played in Los Angeles. Since then a strong rivalry has formed as the two teams have met 110 times, with the Chargers holding a slim 55-54-1 edge over the Chiefs making this one of the most closely contested rivalries in NFL history. The Chiefs have won the last two and look to take the lead in the all-time series this season.
Chiefs Tailgate Guide
Atmosphere
Kansas City Chiefs fans put on one if not the best tailgates in the NFL. Titled “The Asphalt Jungle,” the Arrowhead parking lot tailgate offers any food you could imagine and has been deemed by some as a true tailgate paradise. The food on display outside of GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium is second to none when it comes to tailgate grub. Here you’ll find a wide variety of food ranging from ribs to brisket to even lobster, although barbecue is king since Kansas City is home to some of the finest barbecue in the nation.
Another great aspect of tailgating at a Chiefs game is the camaraderie between fans here. The fans here love to show off their tailgates, so don’t be shy and introduce yourself as you’ll surely make friends quickly. Chiefs fans are very friendly and welcoming to everyone they see, so set up a spread of some of your favorites and you’ll meet people quick.
Lastly, make sure to get to the stadium early to enjoy the best tailgating experience possible. Not only do you need to get here early to get a spot as they fill up quickly, but early arrival also gives fans the chance to meet new people. Kansas City Chiefs fans put on arguably the best tailgate in the NFL, so get to the game bright and early to make the most out of your Chiefs game day.
The entrance to the north side of the stadium recently became a tribute to Lamar Hunt, one of the founding fathers of American sports. The open air plaza is open up to all fans on game day and features a larger than life statue of Hunt. Stop by the plaza, so you can take the time to pay tribute to the founder of one of the greatest franchises in NFL history.
Kansas City is home to some of the finest barbecue in the country. If you want to get the full Kansas City experience, then make sure to try some delicious barbecue when attending a Chiefs game.
Where to tailgate
Red and Gold LotsIf you’re looking to get the best Chiefs tailgating experience then try to find a way to get parking passes for either the Red or Gold lots. Here you’ll find the most die-hard tailgaters and Chiefs fans who come equipped with coolers, grills, and outlandish tailgate vehicles. The parking passes for these lots are available to season ticket holders only, but fear not as these passes can be purchased second hand.
General Admission Parking LotsIf you can’t find parking passes then the general admission lots offer a good alternative. Here you’ll still be able to experience one of if not the best tailgating experiences in the NFL. The one upside to the general admission lots over the reserved lots is they are a bit less pricey, however, make sure to get here early as they fill up fast.
Chiefs Stadium Guide
In Game
The “Sea of Red” at Arrowhead is almost too much to bear for fans who aren’t looking to experience the game in full force. The chants are loud, the beer is flowing, and these fans are on the edge of their seat for the entirety of the game. Chiefs fans are in fact so loud that they have even earned the honor of being recognized as the loudest fans in the NFL after having set the Guinness World Record for the loudest stadium. The record was set on September 29,2014, against the New England Patriots with a noise level of 142.2 decibels and is a testament to Chiefs fans fanaticism and devotion to the team.
The loudness and intensity of the fans also make Arrowhead one of the most intimidating venues for opposing players, while also providing one of the best atmospheres in all of football. The fans here cheer and chant in unison whether it is the Chiefs touchdown chant, the tomahawk chop, or getting loud to help the defense the cohesion of the fans is top notch.
A Chiefs game at Arrowhead is always buzzing as the fans here never say die and show incredibly strong support for their team regardless of the score. When attending a game here come prepared to scream, shout, and cheer on the Chiefs to victory while being part of the greatness that is the Sea of Red.
The Chiefs Hall of Fame is a 26,000 square foot exhibit showcasing 60 display cases, 36 bronze busts, 251 artifacts, and much more. This museum is dedicated to the history of both the Kansas City Chiefs and the American Football League making it a must see for Chiefs fans and football fans everywhere.
Warpaint is the pinto horse mascot of the Kansas City Chiefs, who celebrates every Chiefs touchdown by running a victory lap around the stadium. Keep your eyes peeled when the Chiefs score to witness this great game day tradition.
K.C. Wolf has served as the Chiefs mascot since 1976 and is one of the most famous mascots in the NFL. The mascot is named after a group of super fans from the team’s Municipal Stadium days known as the Chiefs “Wolfpack.” K.C. Wolf also was the first NFL mascot inducted into the Mascot Hall of Fame, so be sure to look for him when attending Chiefs as you’ll never know what kind of antics he’ll get up to.
One of the most famous Chiefs traditions is during the national anthem rather than singing, “...and the home of the brave.” everyone in attendances yells, “... and the home of the CHIEFS!” Take part in this time-honored tradition that pumps up both fans and players alike.
Cheerleaders have been a Chiefs tradition since the founding of the franchise in 1960. The Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleaders put on an excellent performance that is sure to entertain fans young and old, so make sure to look out for them when attending a Chiefs game.
Following every Chief touchdown the fans chant “We’re gonna beat the hell outta you...you...you, you, you,you!” to opposing teams and fans as “Rock and Roll Part 2” plays over the loudspeaker.
Hey people gather round
clap your hands stomp your feet on the ground
it’s time for football & bbq
tailgating parties and ice cold brew
I love this city
Kansas city, I love you!
chorus
I said, hey (hey) hey (hey) Kansas city
said, hey (hey) hey (hey) Kansas city
said, hey (hey) hey (hey) Kansas city
it’s so good to be here
kansas city, i love you!
The loudest fans the games ever known
boom boom boom we’re in the endzone
a rebel yell as we’re going for two
we’re gonna beat the hell outta you!
Come on, kansas city
Kansas city, we love you
Chorus
And if i ever leave here it won’t be for long
cuz where ever i go i’ll be singing this song
it doesn’t matter where i’ll be
I’ll always give a cheer for the Kansas city chiefs
I love this city
Kansas city, i love you!
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