Kansas City Chiefs drop GEHA Field from stadium, return to simply Arrowhead Stadium
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The home of the Kansas City Chiefs will once again be known simply as Arrowhead Stadium. The team announced Wednesday…
The Kansas City Chiefs have reverted to using the name Arrowhead Stadium for their home venue, ending the unofficial "GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium" branding. The Government Employees Health Association's involvement in the naming rights deal from 2021 was abandoned after fans, players, and coaches consistently referred to the stadium by its traditional moniker.
Despite the NFL's official rebranding for a World Cup match at the facility, Arrowhead Stadium has long been a well-known landmark in Kansas City. The team will continue playing at the stadium until their lease runs out in 2031, at which point they will relocate to a new $3 billion domed stadium being constructed in neighboring Kansas. The construction project has yet to receive an official name.
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