Kansas City Royals Promote Chiefs Night at Kauffman Stadium
The Kansas City Chiefs' home at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium is one of the most iconic locations in the NFL, but the team also shares an area with a multi-time world champion baseball club that is currently holding some fans over until football is officially back.
On Monday morning, the Kansas City Royals tweeted that they will be hosting a Chiefs night at Kauffman Stadium on June 12 to pay homage to their neighbors at the Truman Sports Complex.
Per the Royals' promotions page on their official team website, 'Chiefs Night' is an opportunity to "honor the Super Bowl LVII Champion Kansas City Chiefs at The K with Coach Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and more!" The 7:10 p.m. local time home game against the Cincinnati Reds will also feature special appearances from Chiefs mascot KC Wolf and the Chiefs' cheerleaders.
For those who plan to attend Chiefs Night at Kauffman Stadium, varying ticket level options can be purchased straight from the MLB website's directory for the game. The first 20,000 fans who get through the gates will be given a Royals-Chiefs combo rally towel as a part of the event's promotional giveaway rollout. The Monday night game is also currently listed as an eligible outing for $10 View Reserved tickets courtesy of the Royals' 'Price Chop Mondays' initiative with Price Chopper.
Both Kansas City teams have a great relationship with one another, and the Chiefs' strong turnout at the Royals' Opening Day back in March was yet another example of that. Mahomes being a part of the franchise's ownership group under John Sherman helps, too, providing the organization with even more backing from their NFL counterparts. Chiefs Night presents a chance for fans of both teams to show their support in a major way.
