KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs released renderings on Wednesday of what their new $3 billion, domed stadium in Kansas City, Kansas, will look like.
"Today, we are excited to show Chiefs Kingdom a first look at our new home," Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt said in a news release. "From the beginning, our goal has been to build something that improved the gameday experience for every single fan. This new stadium will do just that."
According to the club, the roof will be made up of translucent ETFE panels. Capacity is estimated to be roughly 70,000 seats, with more than 20,000 parking spots.
Kansas City, Kansas-based MANICA will serve as the lead design firm, with HNTB serving as the architect of record.
"We're proud to name MANICA as our lead design architect and HNTB as the architect of record for this transformational stadium undertaking, which will come to life over the next five years," Chiefs President Mark Donovan said on Wednesday.
Last December, the team reached an agreement with Kansas officials to move the club across state lines into Kansas.
The agreement calls for a $3 billion domed stadium near the Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kansas, and a new mixed-use development with team headquarters and practice facility in Olathe.
Last week, the Chiefs announced they are partnering with Burns & McDonnell for their new $300 million Olathe facility.
This is a developing story and will be updated.