Is it time to replace Arrowhead with a dome?
 

The cold, crappy Dec/Jan. KC weather doesn't appear to provide any real home field advantage anymore.

At least the fans wouldn't be so miserable in a nice climate controlled facility. No more thousands of no shows or leaving at halftime on bad weather days.


Discuss......

What kind of blasphemy is this?

They already did. It's called "club level".

Won't happen for atleast 25 years

Go fist yourself.

Honestly, I'm convinced domes actually have an adverse effect on teams' performances in outdoor stadiums and in bad weather. Teams just get too used to perfect conditions at home that they forget how to grind out a game when natural conditions are working against them. So no, Arrowhead is fine the way it is.

I'm semi-serious.


Would you rather be cold and miserable, or warm and miserable?

Dome teams are soft.


Wait, what?

Do it. I want to see Kansas City host a final four in basketball again. Without a dome it'll never happen.

Unless your the Colts.

I would have paid a lot of money to go to that snow game with the Lions last week. Weather adds a lot to the game for me.

I'm sure the taxpayers of Jackson County will be more than willing to bend over for another renovation project of the Hunt's playground.

The dome could be a big factor in why Fivehead choked so much in Indy, especially in cold weather, though.

I'd actually be interested to see data on this.

As a taxpayer, I wouldn't pay a penny to subsidize the businesses of a bunch of billionaires.

Everyone could have their own personal dome.

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