Name: Chiefs fans grapple with teams move to Kansas
Uploaded: 2025-12-23T09:47:47.848Z
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Description: The silence above Arrowhead on Monday night reflects what many Kansas City Chiefs fans fear will become permanent in 2031, when the team opens its new stadium in Kansas.

The silence above Arrowhead on Monday night reflects what many Kansas City Chiefs fans fear will become permanent in 2031, when the team opens its new stadium in Kansas.

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Kansas City Chiefs fans are reacting with disappointment and sadness to the team's announced move from Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri to a new location in Kansas, expected in 2031. Many fans, including longtime supporters and local business owners, described the move as a significant loss, comparing it to losing a close relative and expressing frustration after years of supporting the team and paying local taxes.

Concerns have also been raised about the future of Arrowhead Stadium, with fans and community members uncertain about what will happen to the historic venue once the team departs. Kansas City Mayor Quentin Lucas acknowledged the community's sense of loss, while fans are determined to make the most of the remaining years at Arrowhead before the relocation.

Chiefs fans grapple with team's move to Kansas

of the Chiefs move across the border. Squirreled around neighborhoods in Jackson County near the stadium complex. KSHB 41 Ryan Gamboa heard the voices of disappointment from fans today and he joins us live from Arrowhead with their lament, Ryan. Well, Kevin, yeah, it's absolutely quiet out here. Obviously there's no fans. There's no football. There's no tailgating. I think the scene right now at Arrowhead is somewhat reflective of what 2031 will look like as the Chiefs head over to Kansas and many fans telling me this evening that this is somewhat like losing a close relative, really hitting him in the heart. I spent time talking with them, spending time at local businesses nearby out here near the stadium. Here's what they had to say. Dixon's chili is a timeless classic that sticks your ribs in its 1919 roots. You have to add all the fixings and for Chiefs fans like Leroy and Sissy McElwee, their roots are heading to Kansas. A pain no comfort food can fix for all the years that we paid the 3-8 sales tax. They don't care. They just move away because they doesn't cost them anything. A Chiefs stadium in Jackson County hits the taste buds just right at Derek Pencils table. His reaction to Monday's news doesn't feel so good coming out for them to leave the Kansas City, Missouri area and go to the Kansas City, Kansas area. Almost abandonment like a Dixon's cup of chili. Arrowhead has loads of memories from McElwee's first game, standing in the pouring rain to future memories pencils going to make on Christmas night. But reality is a tough pill to swallow. I'm still a fan, so would I go over there? Yeah, but I think you're right. They they feel like. This is what they want to do, and we as fans have to just accept it whether we agree with it or whether we don't. And with limited time left in the house, Lamar built. What comes next of a legacy stadium might be the toughest thing to watch, and I don't know what will happen to it in 31 when when they move. Something's got to take care of that stadium when there's nobody there. Still going to be an empty stadium in 2031 and that's going to be hard to watch. Well, I've talked to many fans and I hear the pain in their voice, knowing that the lights may shut off here at Arrowhead Stadium. I spent some time hearing from Kansas City Mayor Quentin Lucas about his response to the to the team's departure to Kansas and much of his time was spent. Also reminiscing as his time as a fan, as any fan would right now. Many people are just telling me they're looking to soak up the last bit of time that they do have with their beloved stadium live at GHA Field at Arrowhead Ryan Gamboa. KSHB 41 news and we are live and we all have fond memories. Ryan, thank you.

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