We had just a few days in Kansas City, which was filled with a conference. However, we had a little free time between arriving at MCI/KCI and checking into the hotel, so we opted to do the Arrowhead Stadium tour, and we were not disappointed. We love sports, especially football. We enjoy watching the Chiefs but would not consider ourselves die-hard fans (we enjoy college football more than professional). HOWEVER, this tour was terrific, and we left with lots of fun facts and tons of historical information. I will be honest, but we look forward to watching the Chiefs play this weekend. The tour is a little pricey, and my husband balked at the price, but somewhere mid-tour, as we walked back in from the sidelines of the 50-yard line, he turned to me and said, 'This tour was worth EVERY penny.' We had Jackie, who was a wonderful tour guide. She knew all the ins and outs of the stadium and lots of fun facts. During our tour, the elevator stopped working, and we couldn't get down to the floor she wanted to take us to. So, after a short wait, she found a different way to get where we needed to go and, in the process, showed us lots of other cool things. The press room was amazing—the entire group fell silent as we took in the view and the massiveness of the stadium. The locker room was a top favorite to visit, and of course, the elevator that Taylor uses to get to the Kelce family and friends box was a lot of fun (not on the tour, but the elevator we got to use!).

The tour delivered what it said - access to everything from the sidelines to the press box and locker rooms. At first it felt like an advertisement for private suites but eventually you start to see the complexity of running a relatively old stadium and the people involved. If you want to see the field laid out for football, go when there's football happening. Otherwise it might be set up for a concert or soccer game. It was clear that our guide had been doing this a while and was both knowledgeable and passionate.

This is a great thing to do in KC. The tour starts in the Pro Shop and you go to the press room where the players speak after games. You go to the suites and the private clubs. You get to go in the press box and look into the Hunt apartment (but you cant go inside) You get to go onto the field sidelines (dont touch the grass) where you shout and can hear the echo of the loudest stadium in football. You end up in the Chidefs Hall of Fame and see the Lombardi trophies (and the Dallas Texans trophy) . Blake was a great tour guide and interacted with the kids well.

Scheduling this tour was a breeze and customer service was easy to work with. There was not space on the group tour for our party of 7 so the staff opened a private tour time slot for us. We had 18-84 year olds and they reserved a wheelchair for my parents. Be prepared to walk as this tour shows you everything!!! Amazing to see behind the scenes of a team we’ve followed for a lifetime. Even the kids who don’t follow NFL in our group were in awe of the stadium and locker room. Huge shout out to our tour guide, Lee!!! The most amazing facts from a man who lived the history of the stadium. His passion, experience and storytelling skills made this day a once in a lifetime experience for our group! Generous with his time and brilliant and entertaining throughout! I wish we had not waited so long to schedule this as a family experience. Perfect Christmas gift!!!

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!