Section 327 at Arrowhead Stadium

(2026 Review) - Stadium-Wide Upper Deck: The 300-Level holds the majority of seats at Arrowhead, wrapping the entire bowl along the sidelines, corners, and endzones.  Sideline & Corner Sections: The largest sections run the sidelines and corners with 42 to 46 rows of seating.  Endzone Sections: Sections 310-315 and 333-338 are smaller, with only 15-20 rows.  Front-of-Tunnel Sweet Spot: Rows 1-3 sit in front of the tunnel, giving closer views, fewer steps to your seat, and less fan traffic crossing your sightline.  Sun Note: The east side (sections 318-330) gets more sun.  Who Should Sit Here  The 300-Level at Arrowhead Stadium is the go-to for fans who want to be part of the stadium's famous atmosphere without paying for lower-bowl or club pricing. It's a solid choice for anyone comfortable with an elevated view who values the value and energy of the upper deck. Aim for the lower rows if getting close and staying near amenities matters to you.  300-Level Seating Details  The 300-Level is the upper deck and contains most of the seating in the stadium. The biggest sections line the sidelines and corners, running 42 to 46 rows deep. The endzone sections (310-315 and 333-338) are noticeably smaller, topping out at 15-20 rows. Rows 1-3 in any section sit right in front of the tunnel, meaning fewer steps down to your seat.  Views from the 300-Level  Views come from the upper deck, so you get the full field spread out below you. The lower rows are meaningfully closer to the action, while higher rows push farther back and up. Front-of-tunnel rows (1-3) also see less fan traffic crossing in front of them. If you're on the east side (sections 318-330), expect more direct sun.  Good to Know  We recommend sitting within the first ten rows of any upper deck section, even if it means spending more or giving up a sideline view. The lower rows are so much closer to the field, and so much closer to concessions and restrooms, that the trade-off is worth it. 

- The unique shape of Arrowhead Stadium results is characterized by one of the most interesting upper decks in the NFL. Nowhere is this more apparent than in sideline sections where the high sides of the stadium result in enormous sections with a lot of seating choices. Undoubtedly, the best sitelines are going to come at midfield where the angles are the best and you're equidistant to each goal line. But with such large sections, row position if the real key to finding great tickets. Each sideline section in the 300 level contains more than 40 rows of seats and can be broken down into three distinct options. The first of these options is in rows 1-6. Not surprisingly, these tickets are the most expensive in the upper deck. But the price tag comes with a good reason: these seats are located just above the club level and have views of the field that are very similar to the high-priced club. When you consider that lower level sideline seats aren't that great (due to their lack of elevation), these very well may be the best non-club seats in the stadium. The next distinct row grouping is rows 7-20. With an enormous upper deck comes incredibly long walks up and down the stairs to get to and from your seats. These rows are ideal for fans who have mobility issues, fans who love to chug beer and then race to the bathroom and families who make frequent trips to the concourse. With views that are still quite good, these rows probably provide the best value of any seats in the upper deck. Finally, the last group or rows is anything in 21 and above. These rows are accessed via a steep set of stairs and will have you at the top of the stadium. Some fans love sitting up here because of the camaraderie with other diehards, but if you're looking to impress a guest or bringing the family, opt for something a little more accessible. If your budget only allows the high rows on the sideline, make sure to choose a section on the Chiefs side of the field, especially in sections 320-327. Thanks to the press box, these seats are among the first to get shade which will keep you cool during an early season game. And during a late season game, the wind will be much worse on the other side of the field.