There is no set limit on the number of viewers allowed for the upcoming NFL season. The Kansas City Chiefs want to use their stadium in the first three home games with 22 percent, which corresponds to 17,000 fans.
The number of viewers for the NFL teams is likely to vary greatly in the coming season. Image: Stadium World
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The NFL kicks off on September 10, but it is up to the clubs to decide how many fans are allowed to attend their home games in consultation with the local health authorities and in compliance with the requirements of the respective state. The league organization only stipulates that the bottom six to eight rows must be released.
You can find an overview of the audience planning for the individual NFL teams here.
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This year’s winner of the Super Bowl from Kansas has now announced that they want to use around 22 percent of the Arrowhead Stadium for the first three home games, which would mean an attendance of around 17,000 fans. First of all, season ticket holders should be able to access the available tickets.
Parking lot parties are allowed
Inside the stadium, fans of the Kansas City Chiefs must wear a mask, and the popular tailgating should be allowed in the parking lot, but in an adapted form. It is only allowed to gather in front of the associated vehicle with people close to you.
The Chiefs’ first three home opponents are the Houston Texans, the New England Patriots and the Las Vegas Raiders. Depending on the course of the pandemic, Kansas will decide in consultation with health experts how the stadium should be used to capacity in the further course of the season. (Stadionwelt, 08/18/2020)
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