Broncos explore personal seat licenses for potential new stadium funding

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Last updated Jun 8, 2026

Broncos explore personal seat licenses for potential new stadium funding
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The Denver Broncos are considering the use of personal seat licenses (PSLs) to finance a new stadium at Burnham Yard, as reported by KUSA-TV's Mike Klis. This approach, often adopted by NFL teams, involves a one-time fee for the right to purchase season tickets. Broncos president Damani Leech mentioned that a decision on PSLs has not yet been finalized, despite fan feedback questioning the affordability of such fees. Surveys of season ticket holders indicate some pushback regarding potential PSL costs. With an 99.5% renewal rate for the 2026 season, demand for tickets remains strong, although some fans may withdraw if PSLs are introduced.

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  • Broncos are considering PSLs to fund a new stadium at Burnham Yard.
  • PSLs require a one-time fee for season ticket purchasing rights.
  • Leech stated no decision has been made regarding PSL implementation.
  • Recent fan surveys show significant pushback against potential costs.
  • Broncos have a 99.5% renewal rate for 2026 season tickets.
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  • 1:01 PMYahoo SportsBroncos have not ruled out using PSLs to help fund new stadium
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The Broncos have not ruled out using PSLs to help fund their new stadium, adding an additional one-time cost to season ticket holders.

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