The Chiefs’ fast start is showing up on the field and on the resale market.
After Kansas City’s 24-10 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sept. 27, the team is 3-0 and has a shot to reach its Week 5 bye unbeaten if it can beat AFC West rival Las Vegas Raiders on the road. The Chiefs and Raiders are both 3-0 heading into that matchup.
That early surge has brought more attention back to Kansas City, with Patrick Mahomes showing no signs of slowing down after tearing his left ACL in November 2025 and Kenneth Walker giving the offense a different look.
With two home games already in the books, there are six chances left to catch the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium. As of Tuesday, Sept. 29, here’s where the remaining ticket prices stand.
One home game has gotten more expensive since The Star last checked on Sept. 8, while the rest have dipped.
The biggest jump is for the next game at Arrowhead, Sunday, Oct. 18 against AFC West rival Los Angeles Chargers. Even though the Chargers are 0-3, the cheapest Ticketmaster ticket is now $257.50 at face value, up from $150.
The next home date, against the New York Jets on Sunday, Nov. 8, slipped by 10 cents. The lowest price is now $115.30.
Kansas City’s final primetime home game, Monday, Dec. 21 against defending AFC champion New England Patriots, who are 1-2, also dropped. That get-in price is now $115.30, down from $165.70.
The rest of the home schedule breaks down like this:
Arizona Cardinals, noon, Nov. 22: $138.80, previously $152.25
San Francisco 49ers, 3:25 p.m., Dec. 27: $125.45, previously $183.60
Las Vegas Raiders, Jan. 10, 2027, time to be announced later: $98.50, previously $87.30
Those prices can still move depending on factors like team performance, weather and whether a game gets flexed out of its current time slot.
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