The Kansas City Chiefs released initial renderings Wednesday of their new $3 billion domed stadium in Kansas, which is set to open in 2031. The team also announced Wednesday that it had selected Kansas City-based company MANICA as the lead architect firm for the project.Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, in a release Wednesday, said many details were still to come regarding the stadium, but said he believed the final result would be “spectacular.”“From the beginning, our goal has been to build something that improved the gameday experience for every single fan,” Hunt said. “This new stadium will do just that.”Three storylines I'll be watching in Chiefs training campJesse NewellHunt added that the new Chiefs stadium would hold at least 70,000 fans, and promised it would “still be the best place in the world to tailgate,” while also being built to enhance fan noise.Rendering via Chiefs and MANICAInitial renderings show a stadium design with many similarities to the current Arrowhead Stadium bowl, which includes three decks of seats. The biggest difference is a translucent roof on top, providing weather control that will enable the Chiefs to aggressively bid on major sporting events, such as Final Fours and the Super Bowl.