Empower Field at Mile High Seating Guide
Denver Broncos · Denver, CO
- Cheapest section
- $35+
- Sections
- 8
- Capacity
- 76,125
Know Before You Go
- Accessible entry
Accessible shuttle carts run from designated stadium parking stops beginning three hours before Broncos games, and wheelchair escorts are available on request at the gates.
Ask a Guest Relations team member at the gate for in-stadium wheelchair transportation; the parking shuttle continues until one hour after the event, with a late-game safety pause.
- Accessible seating
Contact the Broncos Ticket Office before the game to exchange tickets for accessible seating; gameday exchanges are limited and first-come, first-served.
An exchange is limited to the guest with a disability and one companion, and the guest is responsible for any price difference.
- Sensory services
Free KultureCity sensory bags are available at every Guest Relations Center, and sensory rooms are inside Gate 6 and near Suite 233.
A photo ID is required to borrow a bag; the Gate 6 room serves all ticket holders, while the Suite 233 room is restricted to club and suite guests.
Empower Field is open-air at 5,280 feet, and its premium tier is built around getting indoors: the United Globe Club offers climate-controlled indoor seating, and the 5280 Room and Club 1977 are enclosed all-inclusive spaces. Premium seat entrances have their own lifts and escalators. Below that the bowl runs 100, 200 and 500, and the higher you go the more the Denver weather is part of the ticket.
Tips & Fan Reports
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.
The United Club Level has climate-controlled indoor seating, which is the only way to watch a December game here in the warm.
Club 1977 is full-season only and includes pregame field access and an annual away-game trip; the 5280 Room and Legacy Lounge are the enclosed all-inclusive alternatives.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Club 1977
$800 - $2,000+Most expensive tier
The stadium's top-tier all-inclusive space, sold on a full-season basis.
Pros
- Chef-driven dining, a curated premium bar and valet parking
- Pregame field access and an annual away-game trip come with the membership
- Covers all Broncos home games and concerts
Cons
- Full-season only. There is no single-game version
- The top of the stadium's price range by a wide margin
5280 Room
$600 - $1,500+An enclosed social space with a distinctly Colorado character.
Pros
- All-inclusive chef-driven dining, a premium open bar and in-seat service
- VIP parking and year-round access to stadium events
- Indoors, which at 5,280 feet in December is the point
Cons
- A room-led experience rather than a sightline-led one
Legacy Lounge
$500 - $1,200+Lower-bowl seating with an enclosed lounge behind it.
Pros
- Lower bowl seats rather than club-level height
- All-inclusive dining, a bourbon-forward bar programme, in-seat service and VIP parking
Cons
- The lounge is much of what you are paying for
Club Level / United Club
$300 - $800+The club ring, with the best sightlines in the stadium and indoor seating available.
Pros
- Climate-controlled INDOOR seating, the only way to watch a Denver December game warm
- The stadium's own description puts the best sightlines on this level
- Lift and escalator service from the premium entrances
Cons
- The dearest non-membership ticket
- Indoor seating is a subset of the level, not all of it
100-Level Sideline
$150 - $350Pros
- The best ordinary sightline in the stadium
- Close enough to hear the crowd noise that made this stadium's reputation
Cons
- Open-air with no cover. Denver weather reaches you
200-Level Sideline
$90 - $220Pros
- Sideline angle without lower-bowl money
Cons
- Still fully exposed to the weather
South End Zone
$60 - $150Behind the south end zone, looking the length of the field.
Pros
- Cheaper than any sideline seat in the bowl
- The best angle on a goal-line play at that end
Cons
- End-on, so route depth is hard to judge
- Half the game happens 100 yards away
Upper Level (500-Level)
$35 - $110Cheapest tier
The top ring, high above the field with the Rocky Mountains beyond the stadium.
Pros
- The cheapest ticket at Empower Field
- The mountain view that only the top deck gets
Cons
- The most exposed seats at an open-air stadium a mile above sea level
- Steep, and a long way from the field
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How We Checked This Page
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- Seating
Empower Field at Mile High premium seating and A-Z fan guide pages, plus the Broncos premium seating and United Club Level pages on denverbroncos.com
- Ticket prices
Secondary market medians (SeatGeek/StubHub 2025-26)
- Venue policies
Empower Field at Mile High A-Z, ADA, clear-bag, cashless, and dietary pages reviewed for Broncos visitor policies.