Support Us Button Widget

Kickoff football season with the World’s Largest Tailgate

The virtual party is airing right before the Chiefs first game.

worlds largest tailgate the tailgate games poster.jpg

This is a pre-party designed for your Chiefs-loving heart.

Poster by KC Chiefs

The Chiefs battle the Ravens this Thursday, Sept 5, at 7:20 p.m. at Arrowhead Stadium. Before they kickoff, you can participate in one of Kansas City’s favorite pastimes from the comfort of your couch: tailgating.

Happening live on gameday at 5 p.m., the World’s Largest Tailgate returns, but this time as a game show. Producers promise to have “creators, Chiefs legends, and fans” stumble through:

  • The Sauce Relay — an obstacle course where contestants race while carrying containers of barbecue sauce.
  • The 2-Minute Drill — teams wear football helmet blindfolds and throw footballs at a target.
  • Coach’s Cheeseburger Challenge — blindfolded competitors attempt to assemble cheeseburgers.
  • Chiefs cup — Chiefs-themed flip cup, except the cups get larger as you go.

Ready to party? RSVP to the virtual tailgate.

More from KCtoday
Major players are in talks with the league to bring an expansion team to the metro by 2028.
What’s in a name? Turns out, a whole lot of history.
Hit the road and head to Tulsa — we’re sharing all the details about what to do and eat, plus where to stay.
Three local nonprofits are sharing in the sweetness thanks to the Brookside ice cream shop’s newest monthly initiative.
Planning a KC trip? Here’s what AI says your travel itinerary should be.
Share the gift of five million+ restaurants, spas, and salons at your fingertips.
The West Bottoms biz known for its restaurant-style crafting can’t help but recreate itself with exciting new offerings.
With only a few months to go until the Main Street extension is complete, we’re starting a new series about the history, food, and fun found just around the corner from each new stop.
Are you scrambling for last minute plans? Not sure where to get your costume? We have you covered this Halloween.
Between total bans + tighter rules, metro-area cities are determining whether they want short-term rentals (like Airbnb and VRBOs) in their neighborhoods.