Chiefs drop "G.E.H.A Field" from Arrowhead Stadium name
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Key Points:
- The Chiefs have officially dropped the "G.E.H.A Field" branding from their home venue, reverting the name back to Arrowhead Stadium.
- Despite the name change, G.E.H.A will remain a key partner with the Chiefs, continuing their collaboration on community, military, and veteran-focused programs.
- The original naming rights deal with G.E.H.A was set to last through the 2031 season but ended early by mutual agreement to honor the stadium's legacy.
- Arrowhead Stadium, which opened in 1972 and was temporarily called "Kansas City Stadium" during the FIFA World Cup, will be replaced by a new domed stadium in Kansas, expected to open in 2031.
- Chiefs and G.E.H.A emphasized their ongoing partnership and commitment to community investment despite the stadium name reverting to its iconic identity.
