From start to finish, there's nothing like a Fall Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium watching the Chiefs. Win or lose, the fans are what makes the game. With that said, also make sure you do some research before buying your seats because where you sit is directly correlated with how much you'll enjoy the game.
If you're buying from a scalper on the street then unfortunately, you won't have much say in where you sit.
But if you're purchasing your tickets online, know that section 341 is near the upper corner of the stadium so it's safe to say it's one of the worst seats in the stadium. That didn't necessarily make them terrible seats. I could still follow the game but not without referring to the jumbo tron after every play. You can see the passing plays really well but if it's interfered with, you'll be too far away to really see if there was pass interference or not.

Our seats were in row 8 and every seat is oriented towards the field pretty well. It's not quiet a circular layout but these were much better seats than what I had anticipated. There are no drink holders in the upper deck, so when you buy one of those expensive beers, start thinking of where you're going to put it. You would think they would have added drink holders when they spent millions of dollars renovating this place a few years back.

There are two ways that you can reach these seats upon entering the stadium. If you enter through the Founder's Plaza Gate which is the main entrance, there will be a set of escalators that you'll be able to take to the top. If you enter through the Hyvee gate next to it, you can climb the ramp to the top. If you're going to take the ramp, know that it's a decent little walk and you'll need to get inside the stadium about 20 minutes before kickoff to make it to your seats in time. All in all, Arrowhead Stadium has something for everyone, even if you're wearing a Raiders/Broncos/Char gers jersey. And the tailgating is epic which is a result of there being absolutely nothing outside of the Truman Sports Complex.