Broncos Selling Game Tickets for as Low as $23

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Broncos Selling Game Tickets for as Low as $23

The Broncos will offer half-priced tickets Tuesday through an agreement with the Metropolitan Football Stadium District. Some seats will cost as little as $23, with sales beginning at 10 a.m. local time. Fans can buy up to four tickets for one game only. The rare sale comes after Denver recorded a 99.5% season-ticket renewal rate and a waiting list exceeding 100,000.

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