The Denver Broncos will have a unique training camp setup in 2025.
But to their credit, even with Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit under construction, 800 fans will be allowed to watch practice each day that it’s open.
And while we knew the team would have temporary bleachers on the South side of the facility, how that exactly looks is now coming into focus.
The Broncos released three photos on Friday, including one of the view from the bleachers and an aerial shot showing just how close to the practice fields fans will be.
Finishing touches for #BroncosCamp 🤌
See you in two weeks! pic.twitter.com/PwiqxrivOm
— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) July 11, 2025
Honestly, that looks pretty awesome, and kudos to Broncos owner / CEO Greg Penner, president Damani Leech and the entire operations staff for getting creative.
Those bleachers are in a parking lot that is normally reserved for staff of the team right next to the facility. They elevated them to the perfect height and fans should have an amazing view of training camp.
Free tickets to all 13 practices “sold out” in fewer than 10 minutes last month, but the Broncos say more could become available at a later date. Also, if fans have plans change and return tickets, those will be released back to the general public as well.
There will 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 session 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.
It’s almost here, Broncos Country. Another season is about to begin, and the lucky fans that get to attend training camp this year will have a unique perspective on the action.