Empower Field at Mile High

The facility was clean and well-maintained, with cup holders at every seat for added convenience. Restrooms were also clean, though there didn’t seem to be enough of them—lines were long throughout the night. Lots of food options which is nice. Getting in and out of the venue was smooth, and it was convenient to see cabs waiting outside after the event for anyone needing a ride. We attended a concert, and the acoustics were solid. For those seated farther from the stage, large video screens helped ensure no one missed out on the experience.

Empower Field at Mile High is an incredible place to catch a game! The atmosphere is electric, the fans are passionate, and the stadium itself is clean and easy to navigate. Food, drinks, and seating were all great, and the overall experience made for an unforgettable game day. The only downside was the handicap shuttle service. It seemed like there was only one shuttle running, which made accessibility a challenge and caused longer wait times. For such a large venue, it would be great to see more consistent and efficient options for those who need assistance. Still, the energy of Broncos Country and the fun of game day at Mile High makes it well worth it!

We had a great time watching the Broncos kick the Bengals tails. There were lots of fireworks, flags, parachuting and even helicopters. It was all highly entertaining and a lot of fun. Be prepared to flatten your wallet. The cost of food and drinks are eye watering. Overall though, I think you'll have a great time. I always wear earplugs. You think you'll hear little but what it actually does is reduce the annoying sounds and allow a more crisp and clear tone to come through. Not to mention, it'll save your ears. This is my second time coming from Washington and we loved it.

Mile High was a good experience. The stadium seemed in great condition. Strange it's getting torn down for a newer one but I won't complain except for when I have to look at tickets prices. I enjoyed the awesome views of the field, firework show along the top and navigating a single level was spacious and easy. Make sure to get your food before the 3rd quarter though. Not sure if this is a thing elsewhere but all the vendors were out of the good stuff and we're cleaning up to go home in the 3rd quarter. Kind of a bummer. Also traversing to different levels was kind of a pain. Whether it was the escalators that only go one direction during the game (bottleneck), the elevators that were hard to find, or having to go along several giant ramps on the outside. I spent too much time away from the game trying to look for food in the 3rd quarter traversing different levels.

Went to The Weeknds concert and it was amazing. The staff were well equipped to handle it all as if trained well, giving directions in an instant, aiding with finding your seats, and ensuring all your needs are met. The buildings were fresh, signs were ready to read and follow, and the concert was such a blow away! I had so much fun and I loved it!! It's a great place for a concert indeed!

I remember passing by this stadium on many occasions when I used to live up North several years ago, and always wanted to go inside even though I wasn't (and still am not) a Broncos fan, nor a Colorado resident. Fast forward to current times, whenever the 2025 NFL schedule was released, I realized that my team (Tennessee Titans) was playing in Denver on week one. I immediately purchased tickets as soon as they became available to the public. As a result, my family and I visited this stadium for the first time on 7 Sep 2025 to watch the week 1 NFL match-up between the Titans and Ponies (I mean Broncos). We ended up purchasing parking in Lot B, which ended up being crucial to our seamless arrival/parking and departure. Although we still had to navigate around significant amounts of pedestrians/fans, it still wasn't as bad as I've experienced in other cities with their stadiums/arenas. Also, I'm not sure if the parking attendants are volunteers or stadium employees but they need better training with respect to navigating vehicles and actually stopping pedestrians when letting vehicles pass. During my departure, I witnessed a few people disregarding those folks and just walking in front of vehicles that were told to go. The stadium itself was in decent condition considering the age and exposure to harsh climates. The one thing I've never been a fan of are the open stadium concept especially in cities that have less-desirable playing conditions due to the weather. Although it's pretty neat to watch on tv, it's rarely a good experience when you're in person. But I get it...these stadiums are years in age and go with the traditions of old-school gridiron. Regardless, I think we've evolved and should focus more on personnel safety with respect to fans and players. So with that in mind, having to experience the blasting sun rays at a higher elevation was less than desirable. But alas, I recently heard that there's plans to build a new stadium by 2031 which will have a retractable roof. How accurate is that news? I have no idea. But if it's true, I think that would be a great addition to the city of Denver. Living in Las Vegas and experiencing the wonders of an indoor stadium, courtesy of Allegiant Stadium, I often feel that everyone should emulate that concept. Even though I'm not a Raiders fan, I can sure appreciate the luxurious feel when walking into that indoor stadium. The food options were magnificent - I was completely satisfied with what was offered. The food were typical "overpriced" stadium prices which caters towards customers that aren't on a limited budget. The bathrooms were adequate and served its purpose, but needed to be cleaned more frequently (both men and women bathrooms). Navigating through the stadium walkways was interesting because it was congested most of the time, but it was also manageable. Overall, I liked this stadium, as depicted in my 4-star rating. I had a pleasant time here...much more amiable than when I visited the Oakland stadium (before the Raiders moved to Las Vegas). The Broncos fans (minus a couple of immature guys who were the typical "trying" to act tough when they're around their friends) were a lot more respectable to visiting fans compared to the (Oakland) Raiders fans. My hats off to the Broncos for beating us that day, and although we lost, it still was an everlasting moment and experience for us. Note: Drink lots of water and wear lots of sunblock, especially in the warmer months.

1st time visiting with my 22 year old son for Day 1 of the Metallica concert. Empower Field is fantastic, security was quick and easy, the place has elevators that are lightly used and staffed and concessions were high quality (and price 😁). Getting out was busy, but well done with traffic police everywhere. With 75,000 in attendance, it was super well done with helpful staff everywhere! Looking forward to Day 2. Side note: I paid for parking in one of the Empower lots. H lot was a little further away, but felt like we got out quickly. It was worth the $40 in my opinion.

Love love love! Was easy to scan my phone with e tickets ! The place was cleaner than expected especially the bathrooms! Appreciate the prices being known ahead of time and no cash! Keeps things easier for the vendors and the rest of us! Parking is always a challenge and I’m not sure why they haven’t built a parking garage yet, even if they are moving it increases the value of the stadium

We were surprised by an email from our season ticket member services account manager, Olivia, offering us a private behind the scenes tour of Empower Field. Of course we scheduled for 8 of our family members including 3 Littles. We met Olivia at the security desk and started our tour by heading out to the field. Looking up at the empty stadium was amazing. She gave us stats on the sizes of the scoreboard and stadium. Then we all got in the huge elevator with murals on the wall to go see the suites and clubs. The cost of being in those is epic so I'll probably never buy my way in. They are filled with every amenity including catered food, full bars and hostess service. The view of the field from these areas is perfect, the seats are so comfy and they even had private restrooms. Olivia was so friendly and knowledgeable and didn't even get flustered when the kids played chase throughout a whole club area. We saw the press areas, staff cafeteria, visiting team locker room and the weight room. We even saw Thunder's stable. We all had a great time and learned so much about the stadium.

Pretty cool stadium! We came here for a Chiefs vs Broncos game! I would recommend coming early and parking by the aquarium and walking to the stadium. It's about 10-15 minutes walk, not too bad! Seats were nice wherever you sit to see all the action!

What a great place to see a game. Staff was great we liked the food and drink options. Very clean and well posted signs. The gift shop has lots of great gear to spend your money on. The stadium made the game that much more fun. A+

Good venue for Monster Jam, but rain made it muddy and the trucks couldn't move fast enough to catch big air. The arena was great and so were our seats. We had a great time. Parking is a pain, but we made it work. My only real complaint is that a bottle of water was $9 for my kid, so water cost about the same as a beer there.

Came here last minute for a Kenny Chesney concert. It's not a bad stadium, even if it's not Arrowhead. Parking sucks though. Nice view of the mountains when you sit in last-minute cheap seats that take you from mile high to 2 miles high

Friendliest People, Great Venue? Great Food and Beverage and the Broncos WON!!! Everyone we met in the stands were awesome. It was as if they were old friends. The food choices were a plenty. I had a pulled pork sandwich and is is soooo delicious. The Organization that runs the venue puts the Fans First. It is VERY Clean and well organized. The fact that the Broncos are 3-0 is areas well.

So I'm only here for concerts and I am always amazed that there are that many football fans that can fill up the stadium. For concerts, it's great when the weather is nice. Depending on when the show starts, you get a nice view of the show with the sunset in the background. In the summer, it always feels so nice when the wind kicks in. I went to the Eras Tour both nights in Denver and the show was great. You can hear everything and there wasn't a bad seat (in my opinion). It'll be awesome when they start using the new screen for shows later. However, if there's a thunderstorm like with Ed Sheeran's show, it'll be a mess. The show was delayed for hours with little updates. They try to squeeze everyone indoors but some of us just chose the risk of being strike by lightning because there was too many people and it was humid and cramped like a human stampede. There's zero AC and they transformed a lot of the men's restrooms for women which is why you'll still see urinals. There are lots of food and drink options spread out. Bikers Jims hotdogs are located near section 110 if you're curious. Honestly the best thing to order. Note, the venue allows bottled closed water so bring your own water. I brought two bottles and both were allowed in.

We saw the Foo Fighters here last weekend. They have a lot of traces for food and beverages which is really nice and the sound was good even though it was a huge stadium and we had the nosebleed seats. The bathrooms were reasonably clean for such a large crowd and people flow in and out of the stadium also worked really well which was great because like I said, it was a massive crowd.

My first visit to Empower Field was July 2023 for the Taylor Swift Concert. A beautiful open air arena with easy parking, and a seamless entrance considering the crowd that day. Offering many food, beverage and bar options with friendly employees. including the ultra user friendly self order & swipe or Apple Pay on your own with pickup @ counter. Bathrooms were clean considering, the number of people in the venue. We had great seats (even though no one sat down) lol. I'd definitely return to The Mile High Stadium for another event, without hesitation.

Went to Empower to visit their Bronco's store. The layout of the stadium is well thought out. Parking was easy. As far as Stadiums empower is a pretty good one: Location, logistics etc. Hopefully I will get to a game next year. And the Broncos can win more games....duh...

When visiting the city for a few days i was before the NFL season started so i wasn't able to catch a game but i was able to visit the stadium. Being from out of state i don't always get to watch my favorite team play or experience much of what a home game is like for them. So this was the next best thing and wow did it not disappoint with all that you get to see. You have an awesome guide with tons of information about the stadium/operations, get to see the behind the scenes, and even walk around the whole stadium. Whenever i go back i will for sure be doing this again!

Had a blast here when we went to see Morgan wallen. I will say for concerts def don't sit in the nose bleeds. The music sounds like shit but other than that we still had a blast and Morgan wallen sure as hell knows how to put on a show!

We did a tour of the stadium so this review is based on that experience. Our guide was great. She has been an employee for decades and knew all the behind the scenes, fun stuff, which she shared along the way. We saw several suites, the visitor locker room, and onto the field. There was an event going on so we were not allowed to step on the grass and were not allowed in the Denver locker room. Those are my two fav things to do on a stadium tour so very disappointed with that change. The stadium had been recently renovated so it was fun to see the new verses old areas. The renovations are quite nice. If you get there early, you can peruse the Colorado hall of fame. Parking is free. There were only 9 people in our group (including 5 walkouts) but some tour groups get up to 30 people. For $30 it was worth it.

This was my first experience at Empower Field and I look forward to many more. Here for the last preseason game before the start of the season, my roommate and I opted to purchase tickets on the lower section. Just my opinion, but taking the train to get here is the best way to avoid any major traffic and made it easy to avoid any high parking fees. Getting inside the stadium was quick. Security was efficient and this took very little time. Once inside, you could feel the excitement from the crowd and smell all the delicious goodies inside. We walked around and explored prior to taking our seats. Most of the souvenir shops had similar items that were fairly pricey. A T-shirt would run you anywhere from 30$-50$. Once at our seats prior to the start of the game, the entertainment to get the crowd going was great. I love how passionate all the Denver fans are. I look forward to coming back and witnessing future games!

Friday, July 14th, was a magical night for thousands of Taylor Swift fans. Empower Field was definitely the place to be in Denver that night. They sent out several emails stating when parking lots and gates would open, as well as trying to keep those who didn't have tickets to the show out of the lots. Security was a breeze, just make sure you have a stadium approved clear bag and sealed plastic water bottles. Staff were pleasant all except for when trying to get my mom into the accessible entrance to use the elevator. Only one person was allowed to go with her, and my sister and I were told to enter through a different gate, and now we're separated. It wasn't ideal and was pretty annoying, but I wasn't going to argue with staff just doing their jobs. It's great to see a concert or a football game here, but man do the concourses get packed. I'm not much of a claustrophobic person, but this was intense. There was literally no room to walk, and people were physically shoving and bumping up against you. Because of this, we got our food and drinks and "hurried" back to our seats where we gladly stayed all night. As far as food options go, it's pretty standard stadium food unless you're on club level or in a suite. I had a philly cheesesteak, which was actually very good. There are drink stands literally everywhere you turn. Once everything settled down and people started taking their seats, the night went flawlessly. Our seats were awesome and the view was amazing. Getting out of the parking lot is another story, though. It's a fiasco. A mad house. I suggest just waiting it out for a while to save you from all the stress and anger it will bring out. Haha. With all that said, I'm still looking forward to Ed Sheeran here in August!

What a great venue this place is awesome! While I miss the old Mile high it's about making new memories with the future generations, Go Broncos!

I was here for a playoff game some time ago... PROs **Beautiful Stadium: Overall a nice place to watch the game. The seats were great and it looks like most have a good view. **Huge Scoreboard: It's huge. Wish I had one of these in our home stadium. It was so clear and made watching the game even better. CONs **Loud Stadium: As a visiting fan I am amazed that the stadium was as loud as it was during the game. Coming from being a San Diego fan, our stadium does not get as loud as it does here. **Crowd: I expected to get heckled, but there are always the ones that go overboard and have to get beyond in your face. If you are a visiting fan expect to get jeered. Alot. For the most part, it was a great experience. Besides the idiot fans that can't control their liquor, loved the stadium.

"Well, we might not have the oldest or biggest stadium, but it's still big enough to hold Bronco fans and sold out concerts. We happened to be visiting for a winter Broncos game against the Cleveland Browns, which resulted in a fantastic 29-12 victory for the Denver Broncos. Parking can be a bit tricky and hard to find, especially since it's often sold out. Luckily, we stumbled upon a nearby parking spot just a short distance from the stadium. First things first, be prepared to bring lots of money! You'll need it for food, parking, and buying some Broncos swag. Personally, I usually bring cash for parking and purchasing merchandise outside the stadium, as everything inside is cashless. The food courts are ideal, but sometimes all I crave is a simple hot dog and chips. They do have a lot of self-service, self-pay vending machines, I was a mission to acquire hot Cocoa to keep warm,but disappointingly, there was no hot cocoa available on this freezing game day. Overall, despite challenges and limited hot drink options, our experience at Empower Field at Mile High Stadium was memorable, thanks to the winter atmosphere and the Broncos' impressive win."

I went here for a Patriots and Broncos game on Christmas Eve and had a wonderful time. Not really a bad seat in the house and lots of options for food and beverages throughout the arena. You can go inside and warm up and get some food and even sit at a bar to enjoy your beverage and then go back out to the game action. Very close to the public transit that takes you right to downtown Denver as well. This was one of the best game experiences that I have encountered.

I was driving on I-25 and passed the Broncos Stadium. I have a friend that is a huge Broncos fan, so I thought I'd exit the Interstate and go see what I could see! I was completely in shock that the parking lot was open, so I drove right on in. This was on July 5th. I found a parking spot up close. Before I even got out of my car, I could see the green patches with "goalposts". The one I remember is Mane St. I'm thinking this area is for picnics or just throwing the pigskin around for fun! I was gobsmacked with the sculpture of the broncos galloping up to the stadium. It was created by Sergio Benvenuti, an Italian Sculptor who has done work for the Vatican! The seven bronze horses are 50 percent larger than in real life. They are running through a mountain stream. This fountain is lit at night and would be so neat to see! It was dry when I was there, no water. I didn't realize it was supposed to be a fountain! I didn't go into the stadium itself. I did spend a bit of time at the Team Store! It's pretty cool! Out in front of the stadium is a sculpture of Pat Bowlen in front of some informative plaques. He's facing the stadium. To the right of the horses, there are pedestals honoring former Bronco players like Peyton Manning, as well as others. Don't forget to look up above the Empower Field Sign for the white Bronco named Bucky! If I were a fan of the sport of football, I would probably attend a game here.

It has been a while since I have attended a game at Empower Field. It did not disappoint! It is as magical as it always has been!!! The views are AMAZING!! The food is on point! And the fans are the BEST!! Even though we didn't win the experience was one of a kind!!!

I've never been to a stadium this large in my life! We came for the Taylor Swift show and we were was anticipating craziness to get in and get around the stadium for the show, but everything was run so smoothly and seamlessly - it's like they've hosted a lot of large events before or something :) We got to the stadium early and there was an INSANE line out front that we assumed was to get in, but when we walked closer, it was for the merch line and not to get into the venue. We didn't wait at all to get into the venue, we just walked right in! It was crazy. We were on the 5th floor and I'm afraid of heights, but felt so safe in our seats and didn't feel overwhelmed by the height. When everyone was up and jumping and dancing, the stadium was shaking, which was insane and a little scary, but other than that we could still see everything and the seats were perfect. I never felt like I had to wait in too terribly long of a line the entire time I was there, including the bathroom line. The bathrooms were a little messy and also really muggy - not sure if they're always that way. Getting to the stadium was easier than we anticipated, but leaving was a nightmare. We walked quite a ways to get to a spot where we could order an Uber. There is a train directly by the stadium, but it was packed with a crowd. If you're taking the train, I would plan on leaving the event early to avoid a crowd. All in all, a great experience here, and I would come back again to see another show or a game.

Taylor Swift gave us all the most amazing spectacle. The best concert I have ever attended. A fun venue, haven't been to a Broncos game yet, but it was clean and there were decent food choices. Sitting in the hot sun in a concrete stadium, can be brutal, so look at where you are seated so you know what to expect.

Football stadium in Denver. I've never seen a football game here but I was here for other concerts. Parking is $40 when you pay ahead on Ticketmaster plus fees. There are some unofficial lots in the areas nearby. They were charging $40-$60, cash or card. Ticketmaster gave me a seat number for parking, but once in the lot, it was first come first serve. Leaving the parking lot here was one of the better experiences I've had - easy to get out and connect to a highway. Only clear backpacks/Fanny packs allowed. No water / hydration packs allowed, but you can bring clear water bladders. They do sell water in bottles and you can always refill that though. They have water fountains as well as refill stations.

Loved the whole experience. My first time to the Broncos stadium. Easy to get around and find our seats. Plenty of food and beverage vendors. One issue was they did not have ketchup and mustard out. "Come on man"! Great night for a game not too hot and even the rain in the fourth quarter didn't bother me.

I attended The Weekend concert at Empower Field, it was an amazing experience. I was given VIP tickets, which took the experience to the next level. I was seated in the first row from the stage and the view could have not been better. My only issue was the seats. The seats were horrible, they were cheap picnic chairs, which were ridiculous considering the cost of the seat. The chairs came into play because from the time you were seated the main concert didn't start until approximately 3 hours later, and the seats made my back hurt after sitting that long. The concert made up for the horrible seats, it was one of the best concerts I have ever seen. Lastly, the staff was extremely friendly but the event wasn't well organized. I was entered into the wrong gate and there wasn't clear instructions for the VIP guests to get there items, the staff did make a concerted effort to remedy the situation.

I love this stadium! The show they put on while watching the game is great! I love the fireworks and the set up! Above the score board is a bronco and flags. All around is broncos representation! You know you're in bronco country just sitting down! I got terrible seats but I can still see the players closely. I sat up at the top. My only problem is that the escalators are packed. You're forced to walk the never ending circle to the entrance/exit. It's a pretty hefty walk since it's wrapped in layers in a circle. Way shorter to take the escalator, but as I mentioned it's packed and you have to wait in a line Also the bathrooms are small but they have good concession stands. Better food than most stadiums.

Beautiful arena! This is my favorite spot for concerts because the sound is amazing, all the big screens to see the stage, and they typically do fireworks! You can hang out on the grass before, and there were merch tables that had like no lines! Love the location because you can park at the Ball arena, and it's a short walk there!

Had a chance to visit the outside of the stadium, while scootering around the city. From the outside, it looks like a great stadium to catch a game at. Wish I had been there after the season started to catch a game. But, that just means another trip there will have to happen! LOL! Great statues and insignia all around the stadium as well! The Bronco truck outside is a nice touch also! Can't wait to go back and catch a game!

Aight at checking in, total sh*t at writing timely reviews lol. Had a lot of fun at Empower Field! Saw AF vs Army game. Food was not good but I expected that, reasonably priced beers (if that's your thing). Great crowd. Clean bathrooms in my experience. Everyone should catch a game if you can :)

Like most fields it has the same things with lined eateries and places to get drinks but this stadium does have things that set them apart. First, get there early!!! Unless you have a permit you should definitely expect a walk and a high parking price. There was zero parking anywhere close to the stadium unless you had a permit and it took almost an hour to get around the stadium to try to find anything. Close by (which wasn't even close) was parking for $70.00... yes that is right. $70.00. We finally found parking at a school for $40.00 which all the money went to the school so we were fine paying that but it also came with a walk and we were lucky to grab the last spot. While walking around we saw a huge line to what was a beer mecca for a stadium. Where you enter the windows are lined with all the different beers/drinks you can get inside. If you do not like the normal miller, bud or coors this was the spot you wanted to be. I don't like traditional beers or seltzer s (at all) so finding something I will tolerate at games can be tricky. I saw craft beers to include ciders and sours but since we got there late due to the parking situation... we didn't have time to wait in the long line. Another cool thing we saw for those who love their beers while watching the game... look for the stands that offer Bud or Bronco Country beers in a package. 3 for $30.00. Vs going to the stands and getting 1 for $12.00. Overall the pricing for drinks here was way lower than most other stadiums we've been too. Seats, we were 5 rows up so ours were great but that makes it hard to say how good the other sears were. You know how some stadiums really don't have a bad seat in the house?! Not sure here but I will say that the sun was brutal when trying to see the field until it was setting past the home side. It was a 2:15pm game so though we loved that the sun was keeping us warm in the cold December temps, it was difficult to see at times. Outside there are lots of photos opportunities with the Broncos statues and they have several players up on monuments. Of course, after the game we couldn't get close to Manning's because it was on the side where the visitor's bus was parked. We were there right after Demaryius Thomas passed and they had a beautiful memorial outside for him to fans to place flowers or memorabilia, etc. Most people were respectful but there were a few that took it too far with grabbing items to hold for a photo opportunity vs just paying respects.

Love the openness of the stadium! Lots of food and drink options! The Denver Broncos game was a highlight here with so many people around but didn't feel to crazy. The service was quick when needing to grab water or food. It was so cool to be surrounded by so many people during a beautiful day!

1st time at this venue for a concert. We were super stoked and not sure what to expect. We were able to find and get no permit parking close to the stadium with no hassles because we got there 30 minutes after the parking areas opened. From there, we then looked up places to go eat. After filling our tummies with yumminess, we walked to the stadium and entered with no issues. The only thing I don't like about this place is how freakin crowded it is. Parents, keep your children close! Came here to see Ed Sheeran. Despite all the weather delays, boy, did mister Ed Sheeran put on a damn good show! It was freakin DOPE!!! I love how he did his stage set up, which gave everyone fairness in seeing him perform regardless where you were far or close. It was an epic and well worth show. Best concert ever here for my first time at this stadium! Food and beverage venues at this stadium are planned well. Didn't have long waits. I definitely look forward to attending more awesome shows at this venue! Thanks Ed for making my first time here epic and most memorable forever! Love you Ed!

MONSTER JAM 4/27 Couldn't get in, Parking Debacle EFF YOU MONSTER JAM Empower Field At Mile High - Denver We went early, got to stadium more than an hour before start time. Parking was a disaster. We prepaid for a spot in the stadium lot, and we were diverted from lot to lot by clueless attendants in gridlock traffic for over 2.5 hours. When they started to direct us to a lot that was a half mile away from the stadium and we had already missed most of the show we made the heartbreaking decision to leave. The kids were crying, the adults were frustrated. This was the worst live event experience of my life, and we paid over $350 to see nothing and be miserable. Thanks MJ for ruining our weekend. We go ever year and spend tons on merch and toys, but never again. F-U. How could this be so bad when this venue regularly deals with twice the traffic for Broncos games?

Our tour of Empower Field was pretty good. The price wasn't too bad. The Hall of Fame is set up very nicely. The length of the tour was fine, other than being held up because two people were late for the tour, despite being advised to arrive 20 minutes early. We did also have to stand around a few times and wait for the tour ahead of us to move along the journey. We were given plenty of time to take pictures down by the field, which was nice and we learned a lot of things about the stadium history we didn't know. The only (hopefully) constructive criticism I would share is: 1. Our tour guide didn't always wait for the entire group to enter each area before he started his spiel and we had to ask him to repeat some of it, particularly when we were filing through hallways around corners. 2. In the narrow hallway we were guided through where the press/media rooms are, was mostly looking at the bare beige walls, as all of the doors are kept closed and the glass is frosted so you can't even look in to see what the guide is talking about. Didn't post many pictures, so as not to spoil much for future visitors. :)

Where the Denver Broncos play. Can come take fun photos and videos. If you're ever in the area, definitely stop by for a visit!

One my things that I like to do is visit the home of the NFL or MLB or NBA home location of where that team plays at. While in Denver, being able to see where the Denver Broncos play at was pretty awesome. I wished that I would have been able to see a game here. That would have been the icing on the cake. One of the cool things that I like about this place is that they have a parking lot on site with a decent amount of room to park.

We came in town just to see the Red Hot Chili Peppers open the North American leg of their world tour and Denver was the chosen spot! This was a very nice, clean stadium. We interacted with several of the food/drink vendors, all very surprisingly friendly for as busy and chaotic as it was. Didn't see a lot of security present which was a surprise, not even entering the venue itself. I get pat down more going to the theater in Arizona than I did here! Not complaining, just an observation. Would definitely look forward to going to a Broncos game next time we are in town :-) The restrooms were clean as well. Always a bonus!

It's a high energy place to see an event. Seats are decent, and entry/exit works pretty well. The screen and sound system are okay, but nothing like the stadiums built or renovated in the last decade. There are a lot of little downsides. The city-adjacent location has some benefits like the nearby light rail stop...but even that is a long walk. There isn't enough parking, and the flow to the parking lots is terrible, causing backups for miles on all roads. Allow lots of time to drive home. The club level was a bit of a disappointment, with pretty institutional-level furnishings and seemingly no better food options than anywhere else in the stadium.

Flew from Southern California to Denver to visit a friend and see The Weeknd perform here. Hands down the best concert experience I've had (I still need to go to see a show at Red Rocks) based on the ease of getting in/out, stadium and ticket prices compared to Los Angeles . We sat closer to the floor but those that were up at the top gave me a little anxiety because it literally looked like they were in the sky. The entire stadium was filled to the top and anytime people would jump or dance the stands would start shaking which was cool but scary. We stayed at a hotel a mile and a half away and discovered we could just bike or scootie along the river trail and be here in 10 - 15 minutes. Once on the trail we saw everyone else doing the same thing and felt safe going there and coming back after the show at night. To rent one of the scooters I paid $7 one way so I ended up paying $14 total versus $30 - $50 for parking. Security check was also a breeze compared to L.A. we thought they would do a full metal detector and bag/purse/ pockets check, but they didn't really have that here. For the location of our seats in L.A. tickets would be at least $500 but in Denver we paid $160. I hate seeing shows in L.A. even more now after going here and am also so glad we saw The Weeknd here because a few weeks later he had to cancel his L.A. show halfway through the second song. I want to come back again for another show and I could probably pay for a trip here and still save money versus seeing the same show in L.A.

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The guided tour we had in August of this year at Empower Field was great! We arrived early enough to walk through the Hall of Fame displays, which are very interesting. Our guide, Kristin, made the tour fascinating and fun! She has been doing tours for many years and it showed in her wealth of knowledge; she patiently answered all of our questions, and shared so much behind the scenes information. We saw a couple of suites, the press area, the basement level (did you know there's a holding cell down there?), the visitor's locker room, and we were able to go onto the field. Parking was easy and free. Highly recommended!

We had a work event here recently, at the United Club, and while I will never call Mile High "Empower Field" - as a Colorado native, the venue was, of course, beautiful. Parking was a bit of a maze to find, but fairly straightforward if following the signs. Parking was ample & easy. The directions were cut & dry, describing which lots to use, and which gate to enter. The staff working the entrance at both the door & elevators was extremely helpful. All servers / bar tenders were kind & courteous, when I got my Coca Cola, given I was driving on Indy-500 (read: I-25) back home. And the screens were helpful for our event. I definitely recommend!

We were gifted club seats in the United Club...my only comparison are club seats at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers which were much more cushy, but all in all....I'd rather be in the crowd at Broncos stadium any day! The area near section 331 was loud and in the spirit! We were able to see pretty well, started out in the shade (3 rows from the top), and spent a couple hours in the fall sun. The music and the cheering made the experience way more fun than watching from home! Inside the club area are multiple kiosks for great food. My husband had a fancy prime rib dinner with mashed potatoes, vegetables and a roll for $15. I had a lobster roll for $26, and it was packed with lobster on a toasted, buttered roll. It was served with chips. There were quite a few options. Drinks are pricey in the stadium no matter where you go! Plan accordingly! We thought the single drink was a better value than the doubles even though you get a collector cup with the double. There are opportunities to meet former Broncos in this club area, chances to try Elway's reserve, and a small store that sells caps, a few shirts and other trinkets, stickers, etc. We found that the food servers were very nice and knowledgeable especially the lobster roll guys. The bartender we had had been working 10 days a year for the past 14 years! Great part-time gig if you can get it! It made us want season tickets (other than the hassle of getting there).

First time at Mile High. Came here for a work event which is always pretty cool. The staff at the stadium were really nice and helpful. We got a behind the scenes tour which included the field, visitors locker room and the stable where thunder is housed during games. Pretty cool day with some cool perks. I would like to come back and see a game.

The stadium is by no means new, but it feels very modern, and going for events is a ton of fun! Feels like even the 'cheap seats' have great views!

While in Denver for the weekend visiting, my husband and I decided to attend a Denver broncos preseason football game at mile high. We had a blast, despite buying our tickets super last minute. The crowd was awesome and the venue was clean and easily accessible. We parked about a 15 minute walk from the stadium and it made getting in and out of traffic much easier.

Go Broncos!!! If only there were an underground parking garage...maybe one day! Always love a good game at Mile High - the views are unlike any other!

Had a blast enjoying the only game we went to this year and the last game of the season. The crowd was awesome and the Raiders fans were abundant and friendly. The seats were 105$ a couple weeks out but then friends were able to get seats for half the price at a lower level. Gotta play the game. Even though it wasn't a winning season you have to root for your home Team! Go Colts I mean Broncos haha!