I've sat all over the stadium for concerts, Broncos games, Lacrosse Games, etc. Lower level has always been my preference but for this particular game, we sat in 518, row 17, seat 15. Row 17 is one of the later rows available so it was pretty high up there but it didn't take long to climb to our seats. This section provided an excellent view of the North end zone but that was about it. Most of the touchdowns that were scored that day took place in the south end zone. Bummer. The worst part about it? All of the tickets were more than $200 a piece so we shelled out a lot of cash to see the Broncos play the lowly Oakland Raiders. It was fun while it lasted but if I'm going to pay that much for tickets, I'm going to expect a little more than crowded seats in a section that seemed like miles away from the field. Sadly, price-gauged tickets is the result of Peyton Manning playing in Denver, so be it.

A few other things to know when coming to a game.
-Ride the RTD W Line to Decatur-Federal Station and then get off and walk to the stadium. Only $3 each way. You can thank me later.
-Escalators to the upper level provide the quickest access. They're in all 4 corners of the stadium.
-If you want a few drinks at a bar on site, check out the "Tavern" on the bottom level. If you want a few beers before the game, Brooklyn's, Strange Brewing Company, the Sports Column and Skybox Grill are all quality establishments in the area.
-Will call window is located adjacently to Gates 9/10 on the south side of the stadium.