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CenturyLink Field vs. Arrowhead Stadium: True open air stadium

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Brenden Platt
12 years ago

GO CHIEFS!

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Blake Hodges
12 years ago

CHIEFFS

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adam smith
12 years ago

arrowhead is the loudest

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Rachel Marsh
12 years ago

Built in the 70's and not built for sound. Arrowhead is the best and loudest stadium!!!!

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Hayley Clevenger-Pike
12 years ago

Hello Guiness!!! CenturyLink Field has a ROOF!!! From Wikipedia: "CenturyLink Field has earned a reputation as, and is in the Guinness World Record books for being the loudest stadium in the world.[5][69][70] The seating decks and partial roof direct exceptional amounts of crowd noise onto the field[71]". "The roof, at 200,000 sq ft (19,000 m2),[33] covers 70% of the seats but leaves the field open.[24] The roof spans 720 ft (220 m) between concrete pylon supports at the north and south ends of the stadium. Its two expansive sections are held from below by trusses.[34] From above, two arches with additional supports rise 200 ft (61 m) over the field[33]".

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Russell Robinson
12 years ago

Very true, it's not a true open air stadium

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Go Chiefs!!

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steven morris
12 years ago

seems right to me.. go chiefs

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Jason
12 years ago

Even if CenturyLink was a true "open air" stadium, Arrowhead is still the best around!

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John Leon
12 years ago

Centurylink field is not a open air stadium like Arrowhead is and the record needs to be returned to Kansas City!

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Jennifer Little
12 years ago

Not right!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

It only makes sense.

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Kyle Kochanowski
12 years ago

Go Chiefs!

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Tobin Gerstner
12 years ago

If you think about, they also have beaten the record on two Monday night games.( prime time games with a lot of hype) the chiefs beat it on a Sunday afternoon

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James Rice
12 years ago

I was at the October game and was really bummed about losing the record

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Joe Mike Noblitt
12 years ago

Arrowhead is #1

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Jon simoncic
12 years ago

just now

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Bryce Sneller
12 years ago

arrowhead has no type of enclosure

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Kris Edson
12 years ago

I've been saying this for a while now.

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James Pierce
12 years ago

open air is just that. OPEN AIR, not partly covered