Broncos fans who like a deal are getting a rare shot at cheap seats. The team is putting a limited batch of half-price single-game tickets for the 2026 regular season on sale Tuesday at 10 a.m. Mountain Time, with prices starting at $23.
The catch: inventory is tight, buyers are capped at four tickets per household, and you only get one game per purchase. All sales are final, nontransferable, and cannot be resold. Tickets will be delivered to buyers' mobile devices on game day, and Ticketmaster will verify orders by name and credit card, cancelling any that blow past the four-ticket limit.
Sale rules and how to buy
According to the Denver Broncos, the half-price sale is tightly controlled. Fans can purchase only single-game tickets; there is a hard limit of four per household, and every half-price purchase is final. Since the tickets cannot be transferred or resold, the person who buys them is the one who has to use them.
Qualifying buyers will be able to enter through any non-premium gate at the stadium. For questions about eligibility, gates or pricing, fans are directed to the Broncos Ticket Office or the ticket information pages on the team site.
Why the discount exists
This is not some random flash sale. The half-price option comes from a provision tied to the construction and operating agreement with the Metropolitan Football Stadium District that requires a limited allotment of discounted seats for Broncos games.
The Empower Field at Mile High fan guide documents that arrangement, and industry coverage notes that teams often hold back a slice of seats to preserve at least a few affordable options in the building. In the Broncos' 2026 notice, the team describes only a “limited inventory” rather than spelling out an exact number of discounted tickets per game.
How to prepare
If you are planning to jump on the sale, you will want to be ready before the clock hits 10. Make sure you are logged into your Ticketmaster account and have a valid payment method saved so checkout is as quick as possible when seats appear.
Ticketmaster notes on its venue page that these half-price Broncos tickets are mobile-delivery only and not eligible for will-call pickup, so you will need an account that can receive and display mobile tickets. If you run into trouble, you can check Ticketmaster's venue information or contact the Broncos Ticket Office for help.
Local outlets, including CBS Colorado, have highlighted the team’s announcement and the 10 a.m. MT launch time. With a limited pool of seats available, fans should expect heavy online traffic and fast sellouts once the sale window opens.
