The roar of 76,416 Chiefs fans fills GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on game day, creating an electric atmosphere that defines the Kansas City experience.

But for members of the deaf and hard-of-hearing community, that energy often goes unheard.

During September's Deaf Awareness Month, Arrowhead opened its doors for two American Sign Language-interpreted tours, providing an inclusive experience for deaf Chiefs fans who typically face barriers when attending events.

Dalinda Wright, a deaf Chiefs fan, explained the challenges the community regularly encounters.

"Often when deaf individuals want to go to any event, or tour, or activity, we have to advocate and ask for accommodations," Wright said.

The special tours represented a significant departure from the norm, creating an emotional

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