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It looks like all Broncos training camp tickets are already sold out

When Broncos training camp tickets were opened up to the general public on Wednesday morning, they were quickly all gone

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The Denver Broncos will have 13 practices open to fans during the team’s 2025 training camp.

That’s one of the highest numbers in the NFL and good on them for doing it, considering the team is also building a brand new training facility at Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit.

However, due that construction, only 800 fans will be allowed at each practice with a free ticket. And when those tickets were opened up to the general public on Wednesday morning, they were quickly gone.

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Denver Sports senior Broncos writer Andrew Mason noted this message from Ticketmaster on all 13 practices.

As Mason points out, if tickets get returned by fans who can’t make a practice for whatever reason, they’ll become available once again. However, that will probably be just a handful, and knowing when to check for them will be a guessing game and luck of the draw.

Hopefully the tickets went to fans that actually intend to use them, and not bad actors who simply claimed them, perhaps with the intent to sell. These are, after all, free passes to watch the Broncos get ready for the 2025 season.

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Fans that do get to attend will not be on the hill they’ve been on for so many years to watch, but instead will be able to watch from temporary bleachers on the South end of the fields.

There will also be a dedicated ‘kid zone’ at each practice, a spot where kids aged 5-15 can take pictures and receive autographs from players.

Every single one of the practices will begin at 10:00 a.m. on the respective day, while the gates and parking lots are set to open two hours earlier at 8:00. The club said that each practice is expected to last around two hours, giving fans the rest of their afternoon to enjoy.

Parking will be available at Dove Valley Regional Park (located at 7900 S Potomac St Rd, Centennial, Colo. 80112) and will be free until the lot fills up, with about 300 spots, so folks should carpool or take other means of transportation.

Hopefully, many in Broncos Country did secure tickets, and fans who really want to attend a practice this year will be there.

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(Update 2:43 p.m.) –

Broncos chief communications officer Patrick Smyth confirmed tickets sold out in fewer than 10 minutes this morning, while also noting more free tickets could become available at a later date.

Will Petersen Denver Sports Analyst

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