Colorado Sports Hall of Fame

Every time I go see a game in a different stadium I always go do a tour of the stadium. This stadium is older and to me very underwhelming tour. you get to see a couple of nice suites but as far as anything really cool that's about it. I did learn a lot of cool facts which was fun.

Informative, casual tour through stadium. Our tour guide was knowledgeable, friendly, and happy to answer any questions that our group had to ask. Went with 4 kids and everyone loved the tour!

I had the best time ever on my " sports USA bucket list". First a great look around the Hall of Fame then Sean's guided tour was informative well paced for the varied ages of the group and he answered everyone's questions. I came from Australia to do this as part of my trip to the Open Tennis It was so amazing to get behind the scenes from corporate boxes, media rooms to locker rooms and finally to stand on the edge of the playing field. Well worth it if you're a Broncos fan

Recently on a MLB trip to Denver we took a tour of Mile High. As a Bronco fan for over 50 years I was really hyped as the date grew closer. I can say this was the best tour I have ever done. It was a great time and well worth the funds. Our guide was a great guy and the tour was really entertaining. GO BRONCOS!

Bought a timed entry way in advance for FIL (we visited in July), who is a huge Fan, and it was even better than we imagined. I am not a Broncos fan like he is, but we are dedicated to helping him, an 80 y/o, fill is bucket (list) and this tour was impressive. The Hall of Fame is well researched and expertly presented. Our tour guide, Vicky, was patient, kind, informative, and well paced for the multigenerational group. We were a small but mighty group of mixed fan bases and she expertly accommodated all of us. Even if you are not a Broncos fan, the information and tour are impressive. We ended at gate 10, the gear shop, and Dad was able to take photos with his fav Hall of Famers, and pick up a trinket in the shop. In the off season it is a shame that we still could not visit certain places in the stadium, aka the home team locker room, but the visit was great all the same!

Had a very interesting tour of Empower Field. Good to see the different parts the stadium. A very well narrated tour by an engaging and knowledgeable guide. Took the tour with my wife who, being from England with no knowledge of American Football, didn’t have high hopes for the 90 minutes, but at the end of it she had to admit she had enjoyed it. Can’t give much higher praise than that!

The overall experience was just okay. I liked the hall of fame room as you walk in the doors for the tour. I personally would have liked to see the displays focused exclusively on Bronco history and players instead of Colorado sports history in general. The tour in itself was pretty bland in comparison to other stadium tours we have taken such as the tours at SoFi Stadium and Allegiant stadium. Our tour at Mile High stadium showed some of the suites, but lacked exclusive access to the nicer suites and the owner suites that we were able to experience with other stadium tours. The tour also talked about other rooms, but never showed those rooms. Other stadium tours allow people to go on the field and actually do some fun activities such as kicking field goals, 40 yard sprints, throw footballs into targets, etc., but this tour lacked any of those fun activities or even the opportunity to step on the field. We also did not get to step into the locker room for the Broncos. We got to see the visiting locker room (which is an after thought, rightfully so). Im truly hoping that the Bronco's ownership decides to build a new stadium as their lease on Invesco Field ends in 2030. Broncos ownership can then build a stadium that rivals SoFi stadium. Invesco Field at Mike High is not very impressive compared to some of the newer stadiums especially when you see the broadcasters room being like an after thought storage room with their table covered with black electrical tape/duct tape for whatever reason. This stadium just feels like an office building. Another nice touch other stadium tours have is that you get a nice lanyard to commemorate your tour. This tour you get a generic piece of paper. Overall, the stadium tour at Invesco Field at Mile High needs to really step up their game on their tours. I would repeat other stadium tours, but not this one.

Our tour of the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame and Empower Field was great. We were there after a concert the night before so we didn't get to see the field because they were tearing down the stage and lights but it was still a great chance to get to see the stadium and hear the history of the team.

Our guide was full of information! The tour was well worth (40$ ) it even if you are not a broncos fan they don't have tours on game days but they have them the rest of the year. Well worth it if you are a sports fan.

I am a Die-herd Broncos fan! I lived in Denver for the excitement of Super Bowl XXXII & XXXIII. To experience a tour of Mile High was a real Rush! My tour guide, Mike Benson was a truly personable gentleman that made this tour Most memorable. Witnessing the Retired jersey Nrs & the acknowledgement of Peyton Manning's contribution was Impressive! The experience of being in a lot of the spaces we take for granted was truly priceless! I'm way down her in Austin, TX but my blood runs Orange & Blue for my Broncos! Thank you so much for providing a memory until I return to see & experience the Bronco fever once again! GO BRONCOS! Sincerely, Jim Palladino, CWO3 US Navy Retired

Bought tickets to take my huge broncos fan hubby to do a tour and he absolutely loved it!! I really enjoyed it as well. There was about 20 or less of us and I felt like it was perfect and we got to see a lot. We did this tour a couple days before seeing a game so it was pretty cool to be walking around the stadium with no big crowds around. It was very informative and the tour guy was very awesome and funny. Definitely had the experience we were hoping for.

So, what is the first thing a John Elway fan does when they arrive in Denver? Well, I go to The Colorado Sports Hall of Fame! It's fairly small, but packed with info about Denver's greatest. I didn't realize some of these athletes had a Colorado connection. This is not to be confused with the Mile High tour. Two completely different things. One of the best things about this place is, it's free. One of the bad things about this place, it takes you about 30 minutes. Even still, it's worth seeing.

Anyone who knows me knows that if given a choice, sports-related events aren't really at the top of my list. Unless you consider kickball or lifting beers a valid sport. I do enjoy a good baseball or hockey game once in a while, don't get me wrong, but I think I just didn't inherit that gene. So you can imagine my response when a friend from out of town suggested that we do a tour of Invesco Field while he was visiting. I believe my first reaction was "Uhh....really? Do they even do that?" Then imagine my (extra) surprise when we caught the last weekend tour for $9 and I found myself not only enjoying it (gasp) but actually wishing that I could afford tix to see the Broncos play. Like, as soon as humanly possible. The tours are pretty thorough and those guides sure earn their keep. The Colorado Sport Hall of Fame isn't actually affiliated with Invesco Field except that the Broncos have given them a little bit of display space and allow them access to certain portions of the facility for tours. We were part of a group of like 30+ folks and I think being with a larger crowd made it extra enjoyable. My favorite parts were hanging out in the party suites, stepping out on the field (although they don't allow you to tread on the fancy hybrid grass, which is actually watered year round from below), and touring the locker rooms. It's amazing how large the field looks from above, and how small it actually appears when you're down on the field. I definitely recommend this tour for any Denver native, and especially if you have friends or family visiting from out of town. Bring your camera!

This tour was awesome! However, I am a huge Denver Broncos fan, so this may be a little biased :). Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. We got to see suites, club levels, locker rooms, and even got to walk out onto the sidelines. It was cool to see the areas that aren't shown on tv. I would highly recommend this tour to any football fan that visits in the area!

Did this tour after seeing a Broncos game the day before. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and this was such a good tour, we tour a lot of sport stadiums and arenas and this was one of the best tours we have been on. The press box area is huge! We learned a lot and this is such a great stadium to visit and walk around.

Must go on this tour while visiting Denver. Very nice stadium super informational very cool things to look at. Not bad for the price the museum is full of super neat artifacts to enjoy. We got to visit the national broadcast booth, press center, suites, keg room, the field and more. The locker room weren't available on this day because they were throwing the kids a spooky Halloween walk which is super cute. Our tour guide was super friendly and very knowledgeable. Love the old stadium in the parking lot is super cute and you can actually rent it out for a party . not bad in price and someone of the money goes back into the community.

I had my Tour Scheduled for 11am. But was hung up by a Train sitting on the tracks. Insert Frownie Face. So I made a Hectic Call, and they informed they were booked but could fit me in at Noon. I was a minute late literally. And the Lady at the front desk was more than nice, since they had to wait a little bit for me to get checked in and use my deal. The Tour guide was awesome. Explaining about the differences from the Old Stadium to the New one, and how it only has a few more seats HA. The tour goes from the Top and works the way down. Into the Private Clubs and Broadcaster areas. They give prices and answers all the questions thrown at him or her. Stopping off at the Keg room. Awesome. Though Samples would of been nice. They pretty much leave no stone unturned during the tour, besides Pat Bowlens Suite, the Broncos Locker Room :( And the Cheerleaders Locker Room :( But all in all sitting on the field and getting pics where few people will ever get to be is great. A Tour I wouldnt mind doing again and again.

We surprised our son with a tour of the stadium while in Denver. He is a huge fan of the Broncos. We all enjoyed the tour, even those of us not Broncos fans. The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and we could tell he loved his job and the Broncos.

This is great tour even if you are not a fan! We learned so much about the town, team, owners, etc. Also reasonably priced for what you get!

Awesome, thank you! We brought a group of 29 for a tour yesterday and everyone loved it. One of our seniors was in an electric scooter and was able to navigate the stadium just fine. The tour guide was outstanding. Thank you!

Decent tribute to multiple Colorado athletes. 30-45 minutes adequate unless you do the stadium tour that we didn't have time to do.

What a Gem the tours through Sports Authority Field at Mile High are! This 75 min tour led us through four levels, was informative and very interesting. We got to visit the national broadcast booth, press center, suites, keg room, visitors locker room, the field and more. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable, humorous and helpful to stroller and wheelchair members in the group. I highly recommend this tour for anyone visiting Denver!