Deck your family out in Chiefs gear and head to one (or all!) of the awesome photo ops to celebrate this historic run as the Chiefs work their way toward a three-peat!
Downtown Kansas City
Union Station
Not only does the building light up in red, the photo ops are plentiful inside and out! The Fan Zone at Union Station is back with photo installations added and updated throughout the playoff run. Photo ops are free to visit and open daily from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. with special events on Saturday, Feb. 1 and 8. Stay tuned to the Union Station Facebook page for announcements as new photo ops are added. A special thank you to Amber Dawkins Photography for capturing some of the magic in these past photos.
Power and Light
The downtown area has multiple new murals for your family to cheese it up with including one that features the Super Squad.
Tom’s Town
Celebrating the Chief’s superstar players, this mural at 17th and Main is great for a family pose.
City Views
Head to the Liberty Memorial for an amazing view of the city at night. You’ve never seen so much red!
Crossroads
Love Kansas City
The iconic Love Kansas City mural at 423 Southwest Blvd., is great for all versions of Kansas City pride. It does feature a Chiefs football character currently!
Made in KC
This art coordinates with all your red and yellow Chiefs gear and a “Go Chiefs” message.
Grinders
At 18th and Locust, you’ll find a large Kingdom arrow and other Chiefs images.
Kauffman Performing Arts Center
Stunning as usual but it looks particularly great in red!
Westport/Plaza
Westport Mural
A fan favorite, this mural is on the side of the old Westport Ale House located at 4128 Broadway Blvd. Nobody is complaining about a larger-than-life Mahomes!
Country Club Plaza
Another great spot for Chiefs Kingdom flags flying in the background plus you’ll find some of the well known statues sporting their KC pride!
Johnson County
Downtown Overland Park
Check out the side of Herringbone in downtown OP at 7337 W. 80th Street for a fun Chiefs mural.
Town Center Plaza, Leawood
The Run it Back mural features players in motion against a brick backdrop. Go to 5024 W. 119th St., Leawood, KS.
Northland
Riverside
The art that decorates the yard of the artist, Jeff Parson, is seen across socials and television every football season. Located on NW Gateway Avenue, just south of the Corner Cafe in Riverside you can marvel at his rotating installations year round but with a heavy nod to the Chiefs during the playoffs. Check out the Fearless Jack Rabbit Art Facebook page to stay up to date on the current yard art.
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