Empower Field at Mile High - home of Denver Broncos in Denver, CO

πŸ“–About Empower Field at Mile High

Empower Field at Mile High sits 5,280 feet above sea level, providing a true home-field altitude advantage for the Denver Broncos. Opened in 2001, it maintains the traditions of the original Mile High Stadium, including the legendary stomping of the metal floors.

πŸ›οΈHistory

Origins

Built to replace the original Mile High Stadium, which was aging and shared with baseball. The new design emphasized the "stadium bowl" feel and included more luxury and accessibility features.

Major Renovations

2013Expansion of the South Stands and major video board upgrades
2023$100M+ in upgrades including the largest video scoreboard in the region and modernized suites

Notable Moments

Jan 14, 2012The "Tebow Strike" - Broncos defeat Steelers in dramatic OT playoff win
Jan 19, 2014Peyton Manning leads Broncos over Patriots in AFC Championship
Jan 24, 2016Broncos defeat Patriots in a defensive masterclass to reach Super Bowl 50

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

The lower bowl (sections 101-110) provides great proximity to the home sideline. The 500-level West side stays in the shade longest during afternoon games.

Parking Tips

Take the Light Rail (W or E lines) to the Empower Field station to avoid the massive traffic jams near I-25. Tailgating is best in the Mile High Monument lot.

Game Day

Listen for the "IN-COM-PLETE" chant after every opposing team’s incomplete pass. Watch for "Thunder," the white Arabian horse, galloping across the field after every touchdown.

Stadiums Near Empower Field at Mile High

References

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