Arrowhead Stadium is about to get festive again. Kingdom's Greetings, the Chiefs' holiday pop-up experience, is back for its fourth year, and Kansas City fans can start grabbing reservations on Thursday morning.
The Chiefs announced on chiefs.com that the event will run from Friday, Nov. 27, through Tuesday, Dec. 29. It transforms Arrowhead's CommunityAmerica club level into what the team calls a “festive escape,” complete with seasonal food, cocktails, décor and photo opportunities. Reservations go live Thursday, Oct. 29, at 10 a.m.
KCTV5 reports that the event also promises some new surprises, though details on those remain under wraps. The station also quotes Jeremy Slavens saying Arrowhead's holiday transformation is something special.
When the Doors Open
The regular schedule runs Thursday through Sunday each week from 5 to 11 p.m., according to the team's announcement. Three extra dates are on the calendar as well: Wednesday, Dec. 23, Monday, Dec. 28, and Tuesday, Dec. 29. Per the KCTV5 report, the pop-up is closed on Friday, Dec. 18.
That evening format is familiar. The Kansas City Star noted in 2024 that the pop-up was open from 5 to 11 p.m. on Thursdays through Sundays, and described it as a holiday pop-up bar that began in 2023.
Suites, Brushes and Mahjong
Groups looking to go big can book The Nice List, a private suite for two to 15 guests. The package includes sparkling wine, charcuterie, a suite attendant, premium parking and a collectible gift, and reservations are available through Dec. 20.
On Sunday, Dec. 13, a program called Making Merry takes over with watercolor painting sessions led by Kansas City artist Sarah Ruth Frey. Sessions start at 11:30 a.m. and repeat every 30 minutes through 1 p.m., at $40 per person. A Mahjong & Merriment Corner rounds out the day.
Fans who just want to drop in can buy a $25 Just Here to Be Merry ticket, which offers access to festive games, holiday shopping, seasonal food and drinks, and other activities. Anyone interested in hosting a private event can email [email protected].
How Past Years Looked
The 2024 edition ran from Nov. 30 to Dec. 29 and, per the Star, featured football-field views, a Chiefs' sleigh, two 14-foot Christmas trees and several interactive photo stations. Reservations that year cost $25 per person. Whether any of those features return in 2026 has not been confirmed.
