Chiefs president Mark Donovan discusses new stadium design plans
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
Kansas City Chiefs President Mark Donovan addressed reporters at Missouri Western State University before the team's training camp, discussing the new stadium's design along with its architectural significance. The $3 billion stadium will honor Arrowhead Stadium's legacy while incorporating innovative elements, including a translucent roof and a seating capacity of approximately 70,000. Donovan highlighted that fan feedback emphasized the need for increased noise and improved tailgating. The Chiefs are collaborating with Kansas City-based MANICA for the design, which is expected to open in 2031.
- •Donovan shared insights during a training camp press conference.
- •The stadium design incorporates suggestions from a fan study.
- •The envelope design will help maximize crowd noise.
- •MANICA has been selected as the lead architect.
- •The stadium is expected to open in Kansas City, Kansas, in 2031.
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