Chiefs Quietly Rename Stadium Back to Arrowhead Ahead of 2026 Season
Summary
The Kansas City Chiefs will change the name of their stadium back to "Arrowhead Stadium" starting in the 2026 season. The stadium was called "GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium" since 2021 after a naming deal but will now return to its original name.Key Facts
- Arrowhead Stadium opened in August 1972 and is known as a very loud sports venue.
- It holds the Guinness World Record for the loudest crowd roar outdoors at 142.2 decibels in 2014.
- The stadium was renamed "GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium" in March 2021 after a sponsorship deal with Government Employees Health Association (GEHA).
- The Chiefs and GEHA agreed to return to the original stadium name starting from the 2026 NFL season.
- GEHA will remain a sponsor of the Chiefs and continue to support various programs with the team.
- The Chiefs president said the name change honors the stadium’s history and the team’s tradition.
- Arrowhead Stadium is famous for being the home of key Chiefs figures like coach Andy Reid, quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and tight end Travis Kelce.
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