The 2023 NFL Draft Experience is here. Our interactive map gives you all the details

NFL Commissioner Roger Goddell and former players will announce the picks from this stage on the south side of Union Station.

Those who purchased an NFL Draft ticket package will be watching the draft selections from these seats in the NFL Draft Theater.

The NFL said that at different points if seats open up, fans who didn’t buy ticket packages may be selected to fill in.

The fan viewing area on the North Lawn of the National WWI Museum and Memorial will be first come, first served and standing room only.

Fans will also be able to fill in the area surrounding the fountain on Pershing Road, in front of Union Station.

Concerts will take place at the main stage of the NFL Draft Theater in front of Union Station at the end of each day’s draft selections.

A food and beverage exhibition will feature Kansas City barbecue. On Saturday, April 29 there will be a pitmaster showcase on the North Lawn starting at noon.

Get free autographs from current NFL players and NFL Legends. The schedule of who you can meet will be available by mid-April in the OnePass app.

You can find these large projector screens all over Union Station and the National WWI Museum showing the latest draft picks or the concert at the end of each night.

Fans can take their photo with the most iconic trophy in sports — most recently won by the Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII.

Fans at the NFL Draft Experience can see all 57 Super Bowl rings up close, three of which were won by the Kansas City Chiefs. They can also take a unique digital photo of their favorite ring on their finger.

Want to feel like the pros? Try your luck by running the 40-yard dash or vertical jumping, just like the prospects do at the NFL Scouting Combine. You can also test your accuracy and arm strength by throwing a hail mary into a net.

Test your ability to kick a field goal through NFL uprights on the South Lawn of the National WWI Museum and Memorial.

If you’re going downtown, be on the lookout for road closures.

Run through the tunnel like it’s gameday at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, meet the Chiefs cheerleaders and KC Wolf on the North Lawn.

Draft prospects make their big debut on the red carpet at the Memorial Courtyard at the National WWI Museum and Memorial.

Over 300,000 fans are expected to be at the NFL Draft Theater and Draft Experience. No matter what team they’re here to support, there’s something here for everyone and plenty of space for all.