See how much tickets for KC Chiefs’ playoff game vs. Houston Texans have been going for
The Chiefs are coming back to GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, one win away from playing a seventh-straight AFC Championship Game. After that: a chance to make history by playing and winning a third-straight Super Bowl.
The Houston Texans will be in KC for the AFC Divisional Round at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 18.
Ticket prices for the playoff game vary depending on where you’re located. The weather conditions may also play a factor— last season’s Wild Card game saw prices as low as $50 in record-breaking cold.
As of Tuesday morning, Accuweather was forecasting temperatures between 27 and 6 degrees for Saturday, but that could fluctuate.
Here’s how ticket prices look around Arrowhead Stadium on the Ticketmaster website. All ticket availability and prices are accurate as of Thursday, Jan. 9.
How much does a Chiefs playoff ticket cost?
The cheapest ticket for the Chiefs’ divisional round playoff game on Ticketmaster is $175 before fees. These seats are located at the highest points in the stadium and offer no protection from the weather, like in section 342, row 25, seat 16, on the visitor’s bench side. That’s the same price as last check in late December.
In the same section just 18 rows down, one available ticket costs $200. A resale ticket in section 330, row 46 costs $186.
Two tickets in section 238, row 8, go for $595 each, but a single ticket in the same row in section 206 costs $625. These seats are in the club level, which gives fans access to exclusive dining sections and lounges with full coverage from the weather. The seats themselves are protected from some weather elements, like rain, because they’re covered overhead. Prices in this area have dropped slightly since December.
Verified resale seats in the club level, like in section 229, row 1, start at $1,300.
A few retail tickets are available at the 50-yard-line in section 119, with prices starting at as $925. The suite above 119 is also where Taylor Swift usually watches the games, and two verified resale seats cost $1,750 in row 37, which could land fans just a few feet away from the superstar.
Seats directly across from section 119 on the visitor’s side cost less, but they are still expensive. One ticket in section 101, row 20, costs $510. A seat in the same section in row 1 costs $1,110.
Fans can find a mix of prices in section 109, located behind one of the uprights. Retail prices are $335 in row 31 and $370 in row 8. Resale tickets located in row 1 cost $1,250.
Resale tickets range by the tunnel where the Chiefs enter the field in section 113 ranging from $360 in row 37 to $1,750 in row 1. Retail tickets are a bit cheaper, setting you back $365 in row 38.
Are you going to a Chiefs playoff game?
Do you have your tickets purchased or are you waiting until the last moment to buy? No matter how you’re going, we want to hear from Chiefs fans joining the historic playoff run to share their plans — and how much it costs.
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This story was originally published January 10, 2025 at 5:00 AM.
