Ticket prices drop for the playoff game between the Dolphins and the Chiefs because it’s going to be very cold.
Kansas City is having terrible weather with gusts of wind, snow, and temperatures dropping quickly. The wild-card playoff game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins on Saturday will be played in temperatures below freezing.
The weather services say that the game could be played in temperatures as low as 10 degrees below zero. With the wind chill, it could be as cold as 20 to 30 degrees below zero, making it one of the coldest NFL games ever.
Due to bad weather, the NFL has no plans to move the game. This must be affecting ticket prices, as Chiefs tickets are very cheap right now as the team tries to fill the stadium on Saturday.
Most websites that sell extra tickets list tickets for the upper bowl in the stadium for around $50. Tickets for the lower bowl are often found for around $200 to $250.
And keep in mind that this is over a playoff game between Patrick Mahomes or the defending Super Bowl champ Chiefs and what might be the league’s most powerful attack.
All of this makes sense, of course. It is bad for your health to sit around in that cold weather, and many people would not pay to do it, especially since they can stay home and view the game instead.
The Weather Channel says that there will be a steady 13 mph wind at Saturday’s game, which will keep the temperature below zero until the end of the game.
Even for the biggest Chiefs fans, going to the game isn’t an easy choice. That’s understandable since sitting outside in the frigid cold for that long could be bad for your health.
The Wild Card game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins is likely to be the coldest ever.
The game will be played at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on Saturday night. It will be -1°F outside at the start, and the wind chill will be between -23°F and -30°F.
Fans in Kansas City have been getting tips from meteorologists or news stations about the cold weather. Several times, fans have been told to protect their skin from the freezing temperatures and take other safety measures.
Nation Football League fans are mad that the league wouldn’t even think about changing the game’s start time. In the morning, it would still be cold, but not below zero.
Soon, the Chiefs and Dolphins will play at Arrowhead Stadium in the AFC wild-card round. It’s going to be one of the coldest events in NFL history.
The temperature is going to be -3 degrees when the game starts at 8 p.m. ET. Freezing winds, which can reach up to 31 miles per hour and range from 11 to 17 miles per hour, will also be very important.
Some Kansas City fans are running away because of the cold, and it’s hard to believe that a lot of fans are coming from the sun as well as the warmth of Florida to cheer the Dolphins on the road.
As a result, ticket prices have dropped, with get-in prices as low as $39 (before fees) on some of the biggest sale sites. The Weather Channel says that it will be seven degrees high and nine degrees low on Saturday.