
THE APEX TIMES
Arrowhead Stadium is set to shift into a holiday destination with a new-and-returning lineup of Chiefs Kingdom events, plus live-streamed games across the NFL’s December stretch.
Kansas City Chiefs officials say Arrowhead Stadium will transform into a holiday destination for Chiefs Kingdom’s “Kingdom Christmas,” with fan events scheduled around the team’s late-season home and road matchups.
Among the centerpiece experiences is “Kingdom’s Greetings,” a holiday pop-up returning for its fourth year. Officials say it will feature festive food and cocktails, immersive holiday décor, photo opportunities, and new surprises, with the experience located on Arrowhead’s CommunityAmerica club level.
Chiefs officials also announced two additional Kingdom’s Greetings-adjacent events tied to the holiday calendar. “The Nice List,” a private suite-style experience that includes complimentary sparkling wine and charcuterie, is described as sold out. “Making Merry” is scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 13, with guided watercolor painting sessions and an open-play holiday mahjong component, and officials say it is also sold out.
For younger fans, “Chiefs Kingdom Kids Wonderland,” presented by G.E.H.A, returns on Dec. 16 as a family-friendly event exclusively for Chiefs Kingdom Kids members (a youth fan club open to kids 12 and under). Chiefs officials say tickets go on sale Dec. 1 and the day will include a Build-A-Bear activation among other activities.
The Chiefs’ holiday event announcements also paired with late-season viewing information in the same release. Officials listed “Week 13: Chiefs at Rams” as set for Thursday, Dec. 3 (7:15 p.m. CT kickoff) on Amazon Prime Video, “Week 14: Chiefs at Bengals” on Sunday, Dec. 13 (3:25 p.m. CT kickoff) on FOX/NFL+ and FOX One, and “Week 15: Chiefs vs. Patriots” on Monday, Dec. 21 (7:15 p.m. kickoff) on ESPN/ABC with Disney+ and ESPN Unlimited access. They added “Week 16: Chiefs vs. 49ers” on Sunday, Dec. 27 (3:25 p.m. kickoff) on CBS/NFL+ and Paramount+.
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