Arrowhead Stadium, now officially named Kansas City Stadium, is being transformed in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The field has been resized to meet FIFA standards, measuring 116 yards by 68 yards, and the stadium's capacity will be 71,958 for the tournament, compared to 76,416 for NFL games. Significant changes include the redesign of locker rooms, with the Kansas City Chiefs' locker room being halved to create a more intimate space for World Cup teams. Each locker features a circular blue sticker representing the World Cup. Additionally, the stadium has removed all Chiefs branding, including championship banners, to accommodate the event. FIFA has also brought in a specialized Bermuda-type pitch suited for the local climate, ensuring optimal playing conditions. Access for players and media has been structured to facilitate smooth transitions during match days, highlighting the unique logistical challenges of hosting the World Cup in Kansas City. Overall, these modifications aim to create a top-tier experience for players and fans alike during the prestigious tournament.