Broncos fans at training camp will have a new view of the action later this month.

Ongoing construction to complete a new team facility, with an expected 2026 opening, brings one year of change to public seating with no access to the grassy berm on the west sideline.

The team erected temporary bleachers on the south sideline to accommodate 800 fans during 13 practices at Broncos Park. Susie Wargin, Broncos sideline reporter for KOA Sports Radio, shared a photo of the bleachers on social media over the weekend.

Rode my bike past a quiet Broncos Park powered by @commonspirit this morning. Elevated bleachers for fans are in place for Training Camp on the south end due to the construction (and no more berm). Five weeks from today: Preseason game #1! @KOAColorado @BroncosRadio pic.twitter.com/vStmVPvPuO

— Susie Wargin (@SusieWargin) July 5, 2025

Denver’s rookie class will report to training camp on July 16, and veteran players will arrive on July 22.

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The first practice open to the public will take place on July 15, and the last chance for fans to attend is on August 14 (joint workout with Cardinals). But obtaining a free ticket for entry now might prove difficult.

In late June, the team sold out free mobile tickets to Broncos training camp in less than 10 minutes. Fans who secured a spot, but are no longer able to attend, can return their tickets by emailing [email protected]. Tickets can be returned up to 30 minutes after the start of practice each day.

Refunded tickets will be made available to the general public through Ticketmaster on a day-to-day basis. All practices begin at 10 a.m., and parking lots open at 8 a.m. The Broncos’ clear bag policy used at Empower Field is also required at training camp.