Football, baseball AND College Basketball.

Not a baseball town.
STL is a baseball town.

STL has become what it is from their baseball team being good every year and every other of their sports being shit.. every year.

FYP

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The people have spoken. Baseball town!


<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Weather plays a huge factor, but I must say I didn&#39;t expect the Royals parade to dwarf the Chiefs turnout <a href="https://t.co/pU23JTn0jk">pic.twitter.com/pU23JTn0jk</a></p>&mdash; Andrew Joseph (@AndyJ0seph) <a href="https://twitter.com/AndyJ0seph/status/1225132684675960834?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 5, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Not a fair comparison. Weather was nasty dude, come on.

I think MANY people who went to the Royals parade figured out that it was such a madhouse, it was easier to watch the Chiefs parade on TV. (especially due to the forecasted weather).
I couldn't even make it to Union Station from the parade in 2015 because there wasn't any room.

Yeah, weather was pitch-perfect in 2015. That makes a major difference.

The diff is the Royals was first

The difference was the weather but I might still argue that the Chiefs parade had equal or more people at it. From what I’ve seen of today’s and what I remember for the Royals, there’s a lot more people on the parade route today than there was for the Royals.

it's a baseball town. But the Chiefs have the niche market as well

The city handled the Royals parade poorly. People didn't want to go through that again. They had a better plan this time but people already had a negative experience.

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97% of the TV's in KC were watching this Super Bowl. What about the 2015 World Series?

NFL rules here, as most US cities, with the exception of St. Louis. Royals craze disappeared as quick as it came. Fan support for Chiefs in this city has been strong and consistent since Marty.