Arrowhead Stadium at the 2026 World Cup
Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, USA hosts 6 matches, including a quarter-final.
Matches at Arrowhead Stadium
- Capacity
- 69,045
- Location
- Kansas City, Missouri, USAView on Google Maps
- Home team
- Kansas City Chiefs (American Football)
How to get to Arrowhead Stadium?
By car
Arrowhead sits in a big parking complex shared with the baseball park, where tailgating is a tradition.
Time: About 15 minutes from downtown Kansas City
Cost: Around 30 to 50 USD for event parking
By Uber or Lyft
Rideshare is the simplest way in, as there is no train to the stadium.
Time: About 15 to 25 minutes from downtown
Cost: Around 20 to 40 USD one way
By shuttle
Match-day shuttles run from points around the city to the stadium complex.
Time: Varies by pick-up point
Cost: A few USD
Fun facts about Arrowhead Stadium
- It holds the Guinness World Record for the loudest outdoor stadium ever recorded.
- It opened in 1972 and is one of the older venues at the tournament.
- Chiefs fans are known for huge tailgate parties in the car parks before kickoff.
About Arrowhead Stadium
Arrowhead Stadium is one of the loudest places in all of sport.
It holds the world record for crowd noise, a roar that can rattle visiting players.
Opened in 1972, it is one of the older grounds at the tournament, full of history and atmosphere.
It sits in Kansas City, Missouri, a place famous for its barbecue and its die-hard fans.
Long before kickoff the car parks fill with huge tailgate parties, so it is worth arriving early.
For a first-time fan, this is the place to feel just how loud an American crowd can get.
- An open-air bowl shaped to trap and amplify crowd noise
- A short hop from downtown Kansas City, home of famous barbecue
- One of the most storied venues in American football
- A classic, no-frills feel that puts the crowd first