Overview
- The plan calls for a domed, 65,000–68,000‑seat venue in Wyandotte County and a new headquarters and training facility in Olathe.
- The franchise will remain at Arrowhead through the end of its lease in early 2031, with Andy Reid calling the move “phenomenal news.”
- Capacity as outlined falls below the NFL’s 70,000 fixed‑seat guideline for Super Bowl hosts, though temporary seating could be used if selected.
- Under the agreement the state will own the stadium while the Chiefs retain virtually all event, ticket, sponsorship and naming‑rights revenue and pay $7 million in rent to a team‑controlled operations fund.
- Missouri officials warn of future costs for Arrowhead, citing up to $150 million for demolition, while the Royals’ stadium future remains unsettled after missing Kansas’ year‑end incentive window.