Broncos fans can buy single-game tickets shortly after finding out who the team plays and when.
The NFL is set to announce its entire schedule at 6 p.m. Wednesday and the Broncos will be putting a limited number of single-game tickets up for sale shortly thereafter via Ticketmaster.
Denver is making full-price tickets, starting at $37 and limited to four per household, available, the club said in a Tuesday news release. There will also be limited numbers of ADA seats and a few club-level seats in the East and West United Club Levels available for purchase.
The Broncos have sold out 419 consecutive home games since 1970. The club announced earlier this year that the average price of a season ticket increased by about 7.9% from 2023 after a larger increase following the 2022 season.
Later in the summer the club will also release a limited number of half-priced tickets as part of its operating agreement with the Metropolitan Football Stadium District.
Denver will have eight regular-season home games and two home preseason games this fall. Their home opponents are the AFC West rivals — Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers, Las Vegas Raiders — plus Atlanta, Carolina, Cleveland, Indianapolis and Pittsburgh.
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