Chiefs ticket prices drop with only two home games left. See how much
After another heartbreaking loss Sunday, Dec. 7, against the Houston Texans, the Kansas City Chiefs are inching closer and closer to missing the postseason for the first time since the 2014 season, three years before they selected quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the NFL Draft.
Now sitting at 6-7, the Chiefs may need to win their remaining four games and see other teams around the league lose in order to clinch a Wild Card spot. They’re now mathematically eliminated from winning the AFC West division, which they’d won nine seasons in a row.
There are two home games left on the schedule for Kansas City fans to watch and see if the team can pull itself out of its hole and attempt to reach a fourth consecutive Super Bowl.
The last two games at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium offer the team a chance to avenge earlier losses, and they’re cheaper than they were at the start of the 2025 season. Take a look at how much tickets cost, as of Monday, Dec. 8.
Chiefs tickets prices for Chargers game
The Chiefs’ next home game is noon Sunday, Dec. 14, against AFC West rival Los Angeles Chargers, who they lost to Sept. 5, the season opener. The lowest price for a ticket at the beginning of the season was $160, and now the lowest price is $51 in section 313, according to Ticketmaster’s verified resale tab. The cheapest face-value ticket costs $106 in section 317.
Tickets in section 220 cost $514 at face value and $493 at resale. These are club-level seats, which offer extra protection from the weather.
Lower level tickets in section 109 cost $240 at face value and as low as $160 at resale in section 128.
Fans going to this game can expect another cold one, with the high temperature clocking in at 21 degrees, according to The Weather Channel.
Tickets for Chiefs-Broncos game
The Chiefs’ last home game is at 7:15 p.m. on Christmas Day against another AFC West rival, the Denver Broncos. The Chiefs lost to them Nov. 16. The cheapest ticket for this game was $178, and now it’s $108 in section 305, according to Ticketmaster’s resale tab.
The cheapest face value ticket is $195 in section 308.
A face value ticket in club level section 206 costs $777, and a resale ticket in the same section costs $907. Another resale ticket in section 211 costs $424.
Remaining face value tickets in section 102 cost $654 and $423 in section 122.
