Arrowhead Stadium is trading in footballs for controllers next month. The Kansas City Chiefs will host the Kingdom XP Gaming event on Saturday, November 7, turning the CommunityAmerica Club Level's North Club into a sprawling gaming arena with more than 50 consoles spread across 10 stations.
According to a chiefs.com announcement, the event will bring together young gamers from across Chiefs Kingdom for sessions of free play and tournament-style competitions, with winners getting a shot at prizes. Tickets cost $10 and went on sale Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. Central Time through Chiefs.com/KingdomXP, with buyers choosing from one of three available time slots. Two of those windows run from 12:15 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Gamers will get to test their skills on titles including Brawlhalla, Mario Kart, Rocket League, Backyard Football and Madden NFL 27. Each session is expected to blend casual free-play stations with tournament-style play in select games, giving competitive fans a chance to climb a leaderboard and chase down prizes, per the Kansas City Star.
Gaming Influencer LEGIQN Headlines the Lineup
The Star reports that gaming influencer LEGIQN will attend the November 7 event, joining fellow content creator Austin Champion as part of the guest lineup chiefs.com confirmed for Kingdom XP. Also set to appear, per the Star, are former Chiefs players Dezman Moses and Gehrig Dieter.
Chiefs Vice President of Brand Marketing and Football Development Lauren Denowitz framed the event as part of a broader push to engage the team's youngest supporters. “Kingdom XP is a testament to our focus on providing opportunities for our younger fans to create memories,” Denowitz said, according to the team's announcement.
A Bigger Follow-Up to July's Training Camp Pop-Up
Kingdom XP isn't a brand-new concept for the Chiefs. The organization ran a smaller version of the event on July 31 during the 2026 training camp at the Bill Snyder Pavilion at Missouri Western State University, where fans could access five gaming stations with more than 40 consoles and two racing simulators. That pop-up featured titles like Madden, Mario Kart and Super Smash Bros., and access required a training camp ticket reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.
The training camp version also leaned on influencer appeal, with fans having the opportunity to challenge gaming personalities Adrian Armour, BigCamIAm, The Epitome KC, Rhido, Equus and Jay Todd Talks. The November event at Arrowhead will feature 10 stations and more than 50 consoles.
Tickets and Access
Tickets for the November 7 event are available through the Chiefs' website.
