But if you’re thinking of attending this week’s game or one of the other seven regular season games at Arrowhead Stadium, you might need to take out a loan.

The hometown Chiefs have among the highest cost of attendance of any team in the league. According to a survey from sports betting website bookies.com, which looked for cheapest available tickets throughout the season as of September, the cost of going to a Chiefs game this year is third highest.

We get it. The team’s popular. But going forward, it should consider less pricey options to allow more families with limited disposable income to attend games at the taxpayer-supported stadium.

A family of four will spend roughly $537 to attend a NFL game this year, according to bookies.com. In Kansas City, the average price for parents and two children to attend Thursday night’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers is borderline absurd. To park, purchase four of the cheapest tickets, enjoy four hot dogs, two soft drinks and two beers, a family would be set back almost $820, according to the website, and that includes $725 for the tickets.

So where does that leave hardworking Chiefs fans who want to see their favorite team in action? On the outside looking in.

Especially if you live in Jackson County.

Since 2006, Jackson County taxpayers have paid millions of dollars to help renovate the Truman Sports Complex, which is subsidized by multiple taxing