#1 As of the end of the 2006 NFL season, Arrowhead Stadium has a consecutive sell-out record of 141 games (17 seasons) dating back to the home opener in 1990. The Chiefs have a 102-34 home record at Arrowhead stadium since 1990, the best in the NFL.
#2 it can get as loud as 120 decibles which is as loud as a jet liner taking off.
#3 it was voted the toughest place to play for the 5th year in a row by Sports illistrated.

Do u think that Arrowhead is the toughest place to play in the NFL.

When the Chiefs are having a bad season, they're tough to beat at Arrowhead. When they're having a good season, they're unbeatable. With the scent of barbecue in the air and a sea of red in the stands, Kansas City is the best football atmosphere in the country. From SI.com

i LIVE IN kC AND THEY DONT WANT 2 TEAR IT DOWN

It definately is loud, I have been there for a game.
Its a great atmosphere.
I think the history and age of the stadium has to do with it to. These teams that go to new staduims don't, in my opinioin, play near as good as they did in the old historic places.
Remember RFK, that was a nightmare to play in.
The only time it's hard to win in New England is when they play in a blizzard, has been that way for years and years.
Remember how they screwed the Dolphins in a snowstorm by having the snowplow clear a spot on the field for the winning FG?
Or how they screwed the Raiders on some stupid bogus incomplete forward pass that was obviosly a fumble?

May the Patriots crash and burn

Man, I can't believe I missed this question. Arrowhead is undoubtedly the hardest place to get a win as a visiting team. Even harder in December. Chiefs are something like 30-4 in December home games since 1990.

GO CHIEFS!!!!!! Report It

Then why do they want to tear it down? The Magic will be gone just like when the Dolphins moved from the Orange Bowl to Joe Robbie.

I think Seattle Seahawks stadium is the toughest to play because of its geographic place and its fans are always pumped, loud, and ready to distract the opponent.

i think at NE or aGB would b thougher to play

Denver is the toughest according to most NFL players. Thin air up in the mountains and it snows in the early fall. Loud fans and a full stadium every week.

It's only because Philadelphia closed down the Vet. What other place used carpet over concrete for a field and had a courtroom - judge and jail in the bowels of the stadium.

*sniffle*

You asked a question, then you answered your question. OK.

Arrowhead is a tough place for an opponent to play. Qwest field is tough too. As of some date or another, QWEST field had more opponent false starts than any stadium in the NFL by a wide margin.