Kansas City Chiefs drop GEHA Field from stadium, return to simply Arrowhead Stadium
Summary
The Kansas City Chiefs have removed the name GEHA Field from their stadium and will now call it simply Arrowhead Stadium again. The change comes after the naming rights deal with GEHA ended and fans and players mostly used the original name.Key Facts
- The stadium was called GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium starting in 2021 due to a naming rights deal.
- Fans, players, and coaches mostly continued to call it Arrowhead Stadium.
- The stadium originally opened in 1972 as Arrowhead Stadium.
- FIFA called the stadium “Kansas City Stadium” during the 2026 World Cup matches held there.
- The Chiefs will keep playing at Arrowhead Stadium until the lease ends in 2031.
- After 2031, the Chiefs will move to a new $3 billion domed stadium being built in Kansas.
- The new stadium’s official name has not been decided yet.
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