Invesco Field at Mile High

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Invesco Field at Mile High News and Articles

Rocky Mountain News: Kickoff: Birth of a Stadium l Invesco Field Articles l Settling in at Invesco Stadium, fans cheer most of it's features (2001)
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ESPN: Invesco buys name for $120 million
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Invesco Field at Mile High History/Historic Moments

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Invesco Field at Mile High Event Tickets

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Invesco Field at Mile High Fansites, Blogs, and Forums

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Invesco Field at Mile High Media

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Invesco Field at Mile High Tours and Visits

Invesco Field at Mile High: Stadium Tours
Colorado Sports Hall of Fame: Invesco Field Tours
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DenverBroncos: Virtual Tour of Invesco Field

Invesco Field at Mile High Features and Attractions

Invesco Filed: Portables and Kiosk
Invesco Field: Book Events: United Club Level l Budweiser Champions Club l South Deck l Locker Room l The Field l Sports Legend Mall l Players Pavillion

Invesco Field at Mile High Home Teams

Mahalo's Guides to Denver Broncos
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Major League Lacrosse: Denver Outlaws

Invesco Field at Mile High Timeline

1990: Broncos owner Pat Bowlen began demanding that a new stadium for the Denver Broncos be built]
1998: Voters approved a plan to construct a new stadium
1999: August 17th, construction began on the new stadium
2001: September 10th, the Denver Broncos first game was played at Invesco Field at Mile High

Invesco Field at Mile High Merchandise

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ebay: Invesco Field at Mile High Memorabilia
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Guide Note

Invesco Field at Mile High is a sports stadium located in Denver, Colorado, most notable for being home to the Denver Broncos. Invesco Field replaced the original stadium named Mile High Stadium. The stadium is located exactly one mile above sea level, giving the stadium the latter part of its name. Invesco Field at Mile High was constructed at a cost of #364.2 million and has a capacity of 76,125.

Fast Facts

Location: 1701 Bryant Street, Denver, Colorado 80204
Broke ground: 1999
Opened: September 10, 2001
Owner: Denver Metropolitan Football Stadium District
Surface: Grass
Capacity: 76,125

Controversy

Invesco Field at Mile High replaced the beloved Mile High Stadium, which was built in 1948 and was the stadium of the Denver Broncos from 1960-2000. Many city residents did not want a corporate name attached to the stadium, and many continued to refer to Invesco Field at Mile High simply as "Mile High Stadium." Denver's primary newspaper, the Denver Post, also intitially referred to the stadium as Mile High for several years after the new stadium was opened. This angered Invesco, which had paid $120 million for the naming rights.

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