Denver Broncos

Chant "In-Com-Plete" when the opposing QB throws an incompletion and be loud when the defense is on the field. Those are the only rules at Mile High.

Park by Ball Arena and walk over. The earlier the better since it fills up fast. I usually shoot to park an hour before kickoff but 2-3 hours gets you a great spot and plenty of tailgate time.

If the long tailgate is the point of the trip, Lot C is the only lot that gives you six hours, and the stadium says it sells out 30 minutes to an hour after it opens, so arrive at opening rather than near it.

There is a wooden trolley by REI run by a bunch of happy old guys that toots right up to the front entrance of Empower Field. About $8-$10 and super fun. Otherwise just follow the crowds walking from downtown.

Mile High Station is great for parking. Get there before early kickoff, $30-40 to park, watch the morning games at the bar. Domestic pitchers are $15 and food is solid.

Four or more occupants qualify for Lot A's $45 carpool section; tailgating is prohibited there.

Stadium food at Empower Field isn't great. Eat before and after the game. Official lots are $20-40 and M lot has space if you arrive a couple hours early.

All concessions inside Empower Field are cashless, credit/debit cards and mobile pay only.

The green chile burger is the signature stadium dish, smothered in Hatch green chile, it's uniquely Denver.

I prefer the 100s sections if you can afford them. If you go to the south stands make sure you are high enough to see everything. The view from the upper deck corner of the end zone is also solid for cheaper seats.

Premium seat entrances have their own lift and escalator service, so a premium ticket saves the climb as well as the queue.

The stadium is open-air at 5,280 feet. Altitude and weather are part of every non-premium ticket here.