The Kansas City Chiefs release initial details and concept renderings for a new enclosed, domed stadium planned to open in 2031. Outlets report the stadium is projected to cost about $3 billion and will be located in Kansas City, Kansas, following the team’s move across the Kansas–Missouri state line from its longtime home, Arrowhead Stadium, in Missouri. The Chiefs also describe design elements intended to honor Arrowhead Stadium, which has been their home since 1972, including a seating layout that is expected to accommodate roughly at least 70,000 fans. One report specifies a scalloped upper deck in the end zones. The renderings and broader project plans come after Kansas lawmakers approved financing that allows the state to issue more than $2.4 billion in bonds to cover about 60% of the overall cost. Additional components cited include a new training facility and retail and entertainment space. Chiefs owner Clark Hunt says the venue would hold at least 70,000 fans, aligning with the reported seating capacity expectations.