Private Transportation to Empower Field

Exit 210A on I-25 leaves you half a mile from the gates, where Colfax Avenue meets Mile High Stadium Circle. On a map, Empower Field at Mile High reads as a short hop from anywhere in Denver. On event days, that same stretch can add twenty minutes to your arrival.

The drive in is usually the easy part. It’s after the final whistle that many visitors discover where the day becomes complicated. App-based services release passengers at the northeast corner near Gate 5. The return point sits at 5th and Walnut Street, a fifteen-minute walk east. That gap is what our private Empower Field transportation closes, since we settle the return point with you in advance.

DEN or Centennial: The Better Arrival for Game Day

Both airport options end at Exit 210A. What separates them is the direction you approach from, and that matters more after the final whistle than on the way in.

• Denver International Airport (DEN) brings you in from the northeast, down I-70 and onto I-25 southbound. The highway leg runs 35 to 50 minutes. The last two miles are the variable. Lot C opens six hours ahead of kickoff, Lot A four and a half, so congestion around the exit builds long ahead of the event you came for.
• Centennial Airport (APA) approaches from the south, 17 miles up I-25. Guests reach us on the ramp, which removes the baggage claim wait entirely. The southern approach pays off again afterward, since leaving toward I-25 south avoids the crawl back through the city center.

Drive time is only part of the equation. The one that decides your morning is kickoff, and our Empower Field car service works backward from it. If you land at DEN for an 11:00 a.m. kickoff, a same-morning flight leaves you no margin. We’d rather help you adjust those plans now than have you discover the timing doesn’t work once you’re already approaching Exit 210A. It is the same judgment we apply on every flight we meet at the terminal.

What to Know Before a Broncos Home Game

The Broncos have played on this ground since 2001, and the arithmetic has not softened. You arrive alongside 76,125 other people, into a site holding roughly 6,500 on-site spaces. The neighborhood bans street parking, so overflow spreads into independent lots across I-25. That is where the walk back starts, for you and for us when we are moving a visiting team on game day.

Most groups we carry here fall into three shapes:

• A family bringing a first-timer. Parents often tell us they’re less worried about the game than about keeping tired children moving through crowded lots afterward. That’s why we agree on the pickup point before you head inside.
• Season ticket pairs. You already know the lots. What you want is a departure toward I-25 south, rather than the crawl back through the city grid.
• A corporate suite of eight to fourteen. If you’re responsible for hosting clients, the last thing you want is half your guests still clearing security after kickoff.

One rule catches first-time visitors every season: once you scan through the gates, there is no re-entry. A forgotten coat stays outside until the final whistle. The building takes no cash either. Our Empower Field limo service raises both at the front end. That conversation happens in the vehicle rather than at the turnstile.

The Entry Rules That Apply Beyond Broncos Games

Not every date here belongs to the Broncos. Concerts and other events fill this place too, under a shared rulebook. Visitors here for a week rarely stop at a single event, and Colorado’s sports calendar covers several venues across the season.

The bag limit catches people out first. You get one clear bag of twelve by six by twelve inches, or a one-gallon freezer bag. Anything larger goes back to the vehicle. We’ll remind you before you arrive that the stadium accepts card and mobile payments only, so there are no surprises at the gate. Tailgating is welcome inside your own space, but blocking a driving lane ends it early. Security turns away outside alcohol, hard-sided containers, large umbrellas, artificial noisemakers and weapons.

None of that is difficult in the vehicle, and all of it is difficult once you are in the queue. Five minutes of conversation on the way in separates reaching a sporting event on time from arguing at inspection. We use them.

Choosing the Right Fleet Vehicle for Empower Field

Start with how many of you there are, then with what you are carrying. Whatever cannot go inside sits with the vehicle until you come out, so tell us both:

• Getting out first matters more than legroom here. Couples or small families often choose the Premium SUV because everyone arrives together, jackets stay wrinkle-free, and there’s still room for coolers or stadium bags. You are moving while the lots still clear.
• Friends heading to the game usually appreciate staying together instead of coordinating three separate arrivals. Our Executive Sprinter lets everyone share the excitement before kickoff and leave together afterward.
• Bags and equipment decide this choice. A party above thirty fits our Motor Coach, which adds hold space underneath. That helps groups arriving with instruments, gear, or a week of luggage.

Many guests tell us the biggest benefit wasn’t the vehicle itself, but knowing exactly where they’d be picked up. You can read more about their experiences in our Google Reviews: “Our first time using Hermes was for a VVIP transfer from Private Jet to a Broncos game. The communication and service was top notch from start to finish. When our trip was shortened slightly we were promptly refunded for the difference in cost. Will definitely use Hermes again!”

The Hardest Parts Stay Behind Our Transportation to Empower Field

Small decisions add up here: where we wait, when we get you moving, what we suggest you leave in the vehicle. Those come from over 19 years of service in this city, all of it under Hermes Worldwide.

Every reservation for our private transportation to Empower Field starts with your event time because we’d rather build in breathing room than leave you watching the clock. Most of what we need is the date and how many of you there are. When you have both, you can reach us at (303) 577-7600, reserve@hermesworldwide.com, or through the online form. You can simply enjoy the game knowing your arrival and return are already arranged.