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CenturyLink Field vs. Arrowhead Stadium: True open air stadium

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Randy Warner
12 years ago

Arrowhead is a true open air stadium

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April Arbuckle
12 years ago

Covering does not mean open air. That is that. Bring back what is rightfully Kansas City's record

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jason hefley
12 years ago

hello

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Martin Gonzalez
12 years ago

Seattle's stadium is not truly open. That roof helps a lot

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Ashley
12 years ago

Bring it back!!

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Jim McKay
12 years ago

Jim McKay

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Anonymous
12 years ago

What is right is right

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Mary Benton
12 years ago

Arrowhead is the TRUE open-air stadium

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larry marta
12 years ago

Give it back to Arrowhead

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Susie Parnell
12 years ago

loudandproud

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Chris ferguson
12 years ago

Lees summit,mo

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Alicia Hessenflow
12 years ago

I think that the CenturyLink Field in Seattle, WA should not be counted on their fan noise is because their stadium is not open air like Arrowhead is open air. The fans in Kansas City are very proud of our stadium and we do have a loud fan base also.

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Stephen S
12 years ago

Plus the fake turf field y'all

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Shaun Sutton
12 years ago

CHIEFS NATION!!!

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Joshua Clarke
12 years ago

using horns and items like that to break the record really?

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Craig Vollmer
12 years ago

This is clearly an absolute no logical discussion contest. Just use your eyes and look at the picture. If you can not discern that CenturyLink design and construction is markedly dissimilar and is clearly partially enclosed then you are unqualified to have an opinion worthy of serious consideration. Llets put this another way.....if it rains, how many seats can you manage to find in CenturyLink where you will not get wet compared to how many seats you think you will find in Arrowhead Stadium where you will not get wet? Its that Simple

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David R. Marchant
12 years ago

No contest. Beer-drinking Chiefs fans WAY louder than the coffee sippers in Seattle!

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Doug B
12 years ago

GO CHIEFS!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

South Dakota

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terry vaughan
12 years ago

Terry Vaughan ( southwest no) s.k