100 Level at Empower Field

• Closest to the Field: The 100 level holds the seats nearest the field — also labeled Field Level or Lower Level on the Broncos seating chart.

• 40 Rows per Section: Most lower-level sections have 40 rows, with row 1 closest to the field.

• Broncos Bench: Sections 104–106 sit behind the Broncos bench near midfield.

• Visitor Bench: Sections 122–124 sit behind the visitor bench near midfield.

• Our Pick: Seats near row 30 offer great sightlines with easy tunnel access.

Who Should Sit Here

The 100 level is for fans who want to be as close to the action as possible and soak up the loudest, most unrivaled atmosphere in the stadium. It's the go-to for sideline and end-zone fans who prioritize proximity and energy over club amenities. Denver fans wanting to be behind their team can target the Broncos-bench sections, while the sideline and end-zone areas deliver that up-close, electric gameday feel.

Row & Seat Numbering

Most 100-level sections run 40 rows deep, with row 1 closest to the field. Accessible seating is typically found near row 21, where the section tunnels are located. As you look out toward the field, seat 1 is on the right aisle.

How the Views Differ by Section

Views from the 100 level change quite a bit depending on where you sit. Sideline sections deliver the classic, balanced look across the field — the sweet spot for watching the whole play develop. The midfield sideline sections are the best of these: 104–106 put you behind the Broncos bench, while 122–124 sit across the way behind the visitor bench, both near the 50-yard line for a premium straight-on angle. End-zone sections trade that sideline balance for a dramatic, down-the-field perspective and a great view of scoring plays up close. Wherever you land, remember row 1 is right at field level — the lower the row, the more immersive (but flatter) the view, while seats up near row 30 gain a bit of elevation for a cleaner look over the action.

Best Lower-Level Seats

Our favorite spots in the 100 level are near row 30 — conveniently close to the entrance tunnel, with just enough elevation for great sightlines. That said, plenty of fans prefer being right down near the field, especially along the sidelines and behind the end zones, where the atmosphere is hard to beat.