Cheap Kansas City Chiefs tickets are easier to find once you know which parts of your plan are fixed and which can bend. Beginning with the 2026 season, the Chiefs’ home field is known simply as Arrowhead Stadium; GEHA remains a team partner, but you may still see the older GEHA Field name elsewhere. Start with the games you can realistically attend. Then decide how much the seat location, keeping your group together and the cost of the trip matter to you.
Comparing opponents, dates and home or away games
The schedule above lists home games at Arrowhead and road games around the league. Filter to home or away, then sort by lowest price if cost is your priority. Put a few matchups side by side: a different opponent, a Sunday afternoon instead of a prime-time kickoff, or a game later in the season can each change what sellers ask. Check that the listing shows the right venue and city before you make other plans.
Late-season dates and kickoff times can be set or moved by the league, and the official Chiefs schedule marks unconfirmed games as TBD. If a game’s date isn’t final, hold off on nonrefundable travel until it is. For a road game, price flights, hotel and the other stadium’s parking separately so you can compare the true cost of each option.
Upper level, lower level, sideline or end zone
Arrowhead’s stadium maps divide seating into the Field Level, the CommunityAmerica Club Level and the Upper Level. Upper-level seats are farther from the field but let you watch plays develop across its whole width. Field-level seats bring you closer to the players, though low rows can mean looking past the sideline. Sideline sections give a side-on view of the action; end-zone sections show the depth of each play and put you close to scoring at one end.
None of these areas is always the least expensive. Prices depend on the matchup and on what sellers have listed for that game. Open the seat map, compare listings in two or three areas for the same quantity, and read the row and any notes about limited views before deciding a difference is worth paying.
Sitting together, parking and the total trip cost
Choose your exact ticket quantity on the listing. StubOrder’s buying guide says seats within a single listing are adjacent unless the listing notes say otherwise, so two separate listings in one section are not necessarily side by side. Arrowhead’s A to Z guide says children under three don’t need a ticket but must share a seat with a ticketed adult. Work out the per-person cost so the whole group shares one budget.
If you’re driving, parking is a separate purchase: the stadium requires it to be bought in advance and doesn’t accept cash at the toll booths. Lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff, and tailgating is for ticketed guests. The RideKC 47 Broadway bus line is an alternative. Add food, fuel and any hotel to the ticket total to see what the day really costs.
Preseason, regular season and postseason listings
An NFL year has three parts: preseason games in August, the regular season, and playoff games for teams that qualify. Each game is a separate event with its own listings and prices, and a ticket admits you only to the game named on it. The schedule above shows whatever StubOrder currently has available, so read the event title and date to make sure you are buying the game you mean.
Postseason games appear only if and when they are scheduled and listed. This guide doesn’t predict playoff qualification, opponents or host stadiums. If a playoff listing appears, check that the game, date and venue are confirmed and read the listing terms before buying. When preseason games return to the schedule, treat them the same way: separate events, separate tickets.