Broncos offering half-price game tickets for as low as $23

The Denver Broncos are the hottest ticket in town.

But fans have a unique opportunity on Tuesday to score half-price admission to 2026 regular season games.

According to the Broncos, a “limited inventory” of tickets will go on sale at 10:00 a.m. for contests at Empower Field at Mile High. This is in compliance with the legislation and operating agreement with the Metropolitan Football Stadium District upon the construction of the current stadium. 

Here are they key details to know, via the Broncos:

• There will be a limit of four tickets per household and no multiple-game purchases are allowed. This will be verified by Ticketmaster by name and credit card usage. Orders exceeding the purchase limit will be cancelled.
• All sales are final and there are no exchanges, cancellations, or refunds.
• Tickets will be delivered to the buyer’s mobile device on the day of the game and the buyer will be able to enter any non-premium gate.
• Half-price tickets cannot be re-sold or transferred.
• Single game half-price tickets for the 2026 regular season will start at $23

Obviously, Broncos games can be expensive. So anybody lucky enough to snag tickets starting at just $23 will be elated.

But there’s also an element of luck to this, as you can bet thousands of fans will be logged on to Ticketmaster on Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. attempting to purchase tickets.

Still it’s great for Broncos Country that this agreement is being honored 25 years after Empower Field at Mile High opened.

And heading into a year with Super Bowl expectations, getting to attend any game would be a treat.

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