Section 116 at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium

(2026 Review) - Lower-Level Seating: The 100 Level wraps the field on the lowest tier at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.  Sections Included: 36 sections labeled 101–136, each with 38 rows.  Seat Features: Standard stadium seating with a cupholder at each seat and average legroom.  Best Spot: Rows 12–25 near midfield sit you above the players on the sideline with great views to both end zones.  Weather Backup: The last few rows offer some cover for games with bad weather.  Who Should Sit Here  The 100 Level at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium is for fans who want to be close to the action on the lowest tier of the stadium. It suits anyone who values proximity to the field and a straightforward, no-fuss seat, whether you're chasing the midfield view or the energy near the players' tunnel.  100 Level Seating Details  The 100 Level spans 36 sections labeled 101 through 136, each with 38 rows of standard stadium seating. Sections 113 and 114 sit near the players' tunnel, while rows 35–38 in any section put you close to the concourse for easy access to restrooms and concessions.  Views from the 100 Level  Sitting near midfield in rows 12–25 elevates you over the players on the sideline and delivers great views to both ends of the field. Lower rows keep you close to the action, while the higher rows trade a bit of that proximity for quick concourse access.  Sun & Shade  For games with bad weather, fans can find cover in the last few rows of the level. Another option is tickets on the club level, which has a climate-controlled concourse. 

- While the upper deck at Arrowhead is known for its incredible steepness, the lower bowl does not share the same slope. As a result, the best seats are usually found in the back rows as opposed to closer to the field. You won't be immersed in the atmosphere of being just a few feet away from the players, but you will have better views of the entire field. Chiefs fans will find plenty of friendly faces in and around sections 116-122 behind the home team sideline. And fans seated in rows 30 and above will be among the first to get shade on the lower level.  These sections have roughly 38 rows of seats with the entrance located at the top of each section.