Denver’s New Broncos Stadium Project May Include Personal Seat Licenses
The Denver Post reports that Denver's new Broncos stadium project is likely to involve the sale of personal seat licenses.
Denver, CO, August 1, 2026 —
The development of a new stadium for the Denver Broncos is expected to incorporate the sale of personal seat licenses (PSLs), according to a report by The Denver Post.
Personal seat licenses are a one-time fee that provides the buyer with the right to purchase season tickets for a specific seat. These licenses are often used as a funding mechanism for new sports facilities.
Details regarding the specific structure, pricing, or timeline for the potential sale of PSLs were not provided in the report. It is also unclear how many seats, if any, would be subject to PSL requirements.
The Denver Post’s reporting indicates that the inclusion of PSLs is a likely component of the financing plan for the proposed stadium project. Further information on the project’s overall budget, construction timeline, and funding sources has not yet been publicly disclosed.
This development comes as the city and team continue to explore options for a new venue. The specifics of how the stadium project will be funded, including the potential role of PSLs, are anticipated to be a key focus in upcoming discussions.
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