Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles fans got more than they bargained for as they were held at a standstill on the concourse at State Farm Stadium ahead of Super Bowl LVII.
With just under an hour until kick-off in Arizona, carnage ensued around the State Farm Stadium concourse as security guards held crowds up. There was no movement from either direction on a part of the stadium that traditionally is open for fans to move freely.
This led to a chorus of boos and jeers aimed at stadium officials, while fans also began chanting "let us through!" as their patience waned. Fans stood in front of the media area waiting to move for upwards of 10 minutes at a time, with no explanation provided other than for safety precautions.
