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Exactly 25 years to the day that the Monday Night Montana Magic game took place,I was at that one and there were some serious unhappy Donk fans.Thankfully,I was with a group called Chiefs Travel and there were about 200 of us.

Have a great time.
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I'll bet that was a great time!
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Been there numerous times. You won't have any problems.
ENJOY!
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Pop your cherry in Oakland. Then, you see, admiration will follow.
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Went to the game in Mile High last year. Fans were great, which was undoubtedly because they led most of the game. When we came back it was asshole city.
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Yep to this right here. We try and make at least 1 away game the last couple of years and have had a blast enjoying the cities, venue, and surprisingly good interaction with the home fans. Last few years been to Cleveland, Houston, Indianapolis, Dallas, & Miami Most of the time you get what you give and if you are treat the others with respect and don't take yourself too seriously they will do the same, or if you choose to go the other route you get what get.
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Denver is fine. Fans are just like KC. Be nice an respectful and it will be fun.
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went to the Steelers game last year, no problems other than a couple snide remarks here and there, but most everyone was respectful.....but we were also fairly respectful ourselves.

What was great with that game was Chiefs fans didn't even need to be vocal after the game. The Steelers fans knew they ran into the Mahomes buzz saw. Every Chiefs fan we walked past, we just gave a little nod, a fist pump or quick tomahawk chop, and smirk....didn't even need to be loud or boisterous....
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I plan on being at the same game. Just trying to work out on where to sit with my buddy who lives there. He drives a Ferrari so he’s super lame about where he wants to sit. I want field level and he wants club seats in the 2nd tier because of less riff raff. Sometimes the riff raff is more fun than not.
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I've sat in Club at Arrowhead several times and never enjoy the overall experience as much. The better concessions are nice though.
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The camaraderie between Chief fans for road games is awesome.

Can't wait to see one in Chicago this year.
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Can't be worse than when I went to the L.A. Coliseum wearing red. It was a long time ago, but it was a terrible stadium, people being arrested left and right.

Go CHIEFS!
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I never recommend wearing team gear at an away stadium unless you have numbers on your side but from my two visits to Mile High it's fairly laid back But there's always an asshole or two.

Bringing in a blank hoodie to put on for your walk from the stadium to the next destination after Patrick kicks their ass is always a good option to have in the back pocket.
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That was the same experience I had when I went to a Ravens @ Steelers playoff game several years ago. A few of my buddies are Steelers fans and they bought my ticket if I'd drive us up there. While I wasn't wearing any team colors myself, I saw many interactions between the two fan bases and it was all fun. Plenty of friendly shit talk before, during, and after the game.

I used to go to (nearly) all Chiefs @ Chargers games and a lot of other Chargers home games. My best friend's father worked for Motorola (I think) and they were the communications company Jack Murphy Stadium/Qualcomm went with. Lots of friendly shit talking between the fan bases, but I never once saw a fight or any other outrageous behavior.

I've never been to Denver, but I'd imagine it'd be like most other stadiums. Don't be an asshole during the blowout and you should be ok?
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