Rent a Bus to Empower Field at Mile High: The Complete Empower Field at Mile High Transportation Guide

Here is what actually happens when a Pueblo group drives itself to a Denver Broncos game: 114 miles north on I-25, arriving to find a stadium surrounded by parking lots that sold out days ago — the closest tailgating lot running $55 per vehicle and gone within an hour of opening — and a post-game rideshare pickup zone that requires a 15-minute walk east of the gates just to reach the line. Then the same 114 miles home, late at night, after everyone already used up their energy on the game. Renting a charter bus from Pueblo to Empower Field at Mile High does not just simplify the logistics.

It turns a trip that normally costs you parking fees, navigation stress, and 45 minutes of post-game lot crawl into something you actually get to enjoy from the moment you leave Pueblo.

This guide covers exactly what a group arriving from Pueblo needs to know about Empower Field at Mile High (1701 Bryant Street, Denver, CO 80204): which lots fit oversized vehicles and buses, what tailgating rules the stadium enforces and when everything has to break down, how the gate system works, what the clear bag policy allows, and what the 2026 Broncos and concert calendar looks like. Every fact below comes from the stadium's own published pages — and every external link goes there directly. Compare Pueblo party bus and charter bus options through Pueblopartybuscompany.com any time at 719-733-8370 or with the online form in about 30 seconds.

Why Rent a Charter Bus from Pueblo to Empower Field at Mile High

One bus from Pueblo solves three problems that a caravan of cars cannot: the parking scramble on arrival, the post-game rideshare wait on departure, and 228 miles of round-trip I-25 that someone in the group otherwise has to drive sober. A Pueblo sporting event bus rental keeps everyone together from pickup to kickoff — one departure, one arrival, one post-game pickup window — and nobody has to be the person responsible for the drive home when everyone else spent four hours in the cold at a November game.

The per-car math at Empower Field is unusually punishing for out-of-town groups. Lot C, the early tailgating lot, runs $55 per vehicle and is expected to sell out 30 to 60 minutes after it opens, per the stadium's own guidance. Add $40–$50 round-trip in gas from Pueblo per car, and a group of 30 people spread across eight cars is already spending $700–$760 in parking and gas before anyone sets foot in the stadium — versus one flat charter bus rate split across the whole group.

That is the math, and once your headcount is past 15 or so, it consistently tips toward the bus. The Pueblo party bus prices page has current planning ranges if you want to run the comparison before you call.

Charter Bus and Party Bus Drop-Off at Empower Field at Mile High

The stadium's designated drop-off area for rideshare, taxi, and commercial arrivals is the NE corner of the stadium near Gate 5 on Mile High Stadium Circle, per the official Broncos gameday parking guide. Gate 5 serves the northeast side and the north endzone — steps from the main stadium entry point, which makes it a clean group arrival point. For charter bus staging arrangements during the game, the stadium specifically advises contacting them in advance at Parking@Broncos.NFL.net, because large-event bus lot assignments can shift by date and event type.

The difference between a group arriving by charter bus and a group arriving by rideshare is what happens after the game. Rideshare pickup at Empower Field is at 5th and Walnut Street at the Ball Arena Rideshare Lot — a 15-minute walk east from the stadium exits, across the Broncos Bridge and down Walnut past the RTD station. On a packed Sunday in November, that walk is long, the wait times run 30–45 minutes, and surge pricing is in effect.

A Pueblo charter bus stages nearby during the game and is right there when your group walks out — nobody regroups, nobody splits into multiple cars, nobody waits.

Lot B: Oversized Vehicles and RV Parking at Empower Field

Lot B sits directly south of the stadium and is the designated lot for oversized vehicles and RVs — the lot that accommodates vehicles that exceed standard passenger-car spaces. Gate 9, on the southeast side near the Ring of Fame Plaza, serves this south-side approach. For a full-size charter bus, the practical sequence is: pull into the Lot B area south of the stadium via the Bryant Street corridor, drop the group at the closest perimeter point, and stage in the oversized-vehicle area during the game with the tailgate gear secured in the undercarriage bays.

Because staging assignments for commercial vehicles are event-dependent — high-demand games and stadium concerts are coordinated differently than regular-season weekday preseason games — the stadium's own recommendation is to contact them ahead of time at Parking@Broncos.NFL.net to confirm your group's specific lot and staging approach before you leave Pueblo. That one email before game day is the difference between a clean arrival and a last-minute scramble at an entrance that's already coordinating 10,000 other cars. Also note: the stadium enforces a no-overnight-parking rule, and vehicles that remain past lot closure windows are towed.

Set your post-game pickup window in advance and you will not have that problem.

The I-25 Run: Pueblo to Empower Field at Mile High

Pueblo sits 114 miles south of Denver via I-25 North — a straight highway run with no turns required until the stadium exit. Off-peak, that is roughly 1 hour 45 minutes of interstate driving. On a Broncos Sunday, particularly for a 2:05 PM kickoff when half of southern Colorado is pointed the same direction, the corridor through the Colorado Springs metro and into Denver's southern approach compresses steadily in the hours before kickoff, and a 1:45 trip becomes a 2.5-hour trip if you miscalculate your departure.

Coming from I-25 North, take Exit 210C (17th Avenue) — the stadium's official published I-25 northbound exit — then follow 17th Avenue west directly onto Mile High Stadium Circle/Bryant Street. The stadium is visible immediately from the exit ramp.

For groups making this run on their own, the post-game return leg is its own issue: a 114-mile drive south in the dark after a night game, with the same I-25 traffic running in reverse. A Pueblo charter bus absorbs the whole round trip — one vehicle handles the northbound run while the group settles in, stages during the game, and gets everyone home to Pueblo without anyone drawing straws for who drives. For groups of 20 or more, this math is difficult to argue against on any game or concert date.

Parking at Empower Field at Mile High: What Your Group Needs to Know

The stadium puts it plainly in its own language: "Parking permits are expected to sell out." Pre-purchased permits are the only reliable path to a guaranteed space, and the lot structure breaks down as follows per the official Broncos gameday parking page:

• Lot C (west side, early tailgate lot): Opens 6 hours before kickoff — 8:00 AM for afternoon games (2:05 PM or 2:25 PM kickoffs), noon for evening games (6:15 PM or 6:20 PM kickoffs). Priced at $55 per vehicle, first-come, first-served. The stadium notes Lot C is expected to sell out 30–60 minutes after opening. This is the lot for groups who want the maximum pregame window.
• All other on-site lots (A, D, G, L): Open 4.5 hours before kickoff. Lot A's carpool section runs $45 for vehicles with four or more passengers — but tailgating is explicitly not permitted in the Lot A carpool section or B-Valet for Broncos home games.
• ADA accessible parking: Lots L ($35), D, and G ($40), credit card only and first-come, requiring a valid state-issued disability placard or vehicle registration.
• Offsite overflow: Ball Arena, Auraria Campus, Denver Aquarium, and Riverside Church offer offsite lots ranging from $15–$30, available on the stadium's offsite parking map.

Two things Pueblo groups almost always miss on a first visit: all parking at Empower Field is credit card only — no cash is accepted anywhere on property — and the stadium publishes a Waze-integrated lot-specific directions page that updates in real time on event days, because approach routes change with road closures and traffic flow. Download the Waze app before you leave Pueblo and follow the in-app routing to your lot, not the address in your phone's default navigation.

Tailgating at Empower Field at Mile High: The Rules

Lot C is the anchor of the Empower Field tailgate scene — opening 6 hours before kickoff on the west side, closest to the Broncos sideline gates. What the full-day tailgate experience looks like is shaped by the stadium's published rules, outlined on the official Broncos tailgating page:

• One permit, one space, one vehicle. Each tailgate party is confined to the space directly behind or in front of their vehicle. Drive lanes and pedestrian aisles must stay clear at all times. Blocking adjacent spots is not permitted and attendants enforce the boundary.
• All tailgating must conclude 45 minutes before kickoff. Everything — grills, tables, coolers, chairs — must be broken down and stowed before that window. If your bus is staging on-site, gear goes back into the undercarriage bays at the 45-minute mark and stays there. Plan your pregame accordingly, because that deadline is real.
• Open fires and glass bottles are prohibited. Charcoal and gas grills are permitted; bonfires and pit fires are not. Hot coals must be placed in the designated coal containers in the lot — not dumped on the pavement. Glass bottles of any kind are not permitted.
• No tailgating in Lot A carpool or B-Valet for Denver Broncos home games. Those are parking-only sections.
• Commercial activity requires written approval. No sales, solicitation, or advertising without prior written stadium permission. Music must remain at a volume that does not generate complaints, and go-karts or unauthorized vehicles are banned from the lots.

For a Pueblo group arriving by charter bus, the tailgate gear strategy is straightforward: load the grill, folding table, and cooler into the undercarriage bays in Pueblo, and they ride north with you. Setup happens in the lot when you arrive, and when the 45-minute-before-kickoff mark hits, everything goes back into the undercarriage bays before you head to the gates. Nobody hikes back to a car parked two rows away with a full propane tank.

Denver Broncos 2026 Home Schedule at Empower Field at Mile High

The 2026 Broncos home slate is one of the most heavily loaded in recent years — three prime-time games, a Thanksgiving-week follow-up against the Raiders, and a Christmas Day national broadcast that has already created serious bus demand from groups planning the trip from Pueblo months out. The full home schedule from the official Broncos schedule page:

• August 21 — vs. Green Bay Packers (Preseason), 7:00 PM MDT
• August 28 — vs. Minnesota Vikings (Preseason), 7:00 PM MDT
• September 20 — vs. Jacksonville Jaguars, 2:05 PM MDT
• September 27 — vs. Los Angeles Rams (Sunday Night Football), 6:20 PM MDT
• October 15 — vs. Seattle Seahawks (Thursday Night Football), 6:15 PM MDT
• November 1 — vs. Kansas City Chiefs, 2:25 PM MST
• November 22 — vs. Las Vegas Raiders, 2:25 PM MST
• December 6 — vs. Miami Dolphins, 2:05 PM MST
• December 25 — vs. Buffalo Bills (Christmas Day), 2:30 PM MST
• Week 18 (TBD) — vs. Los Angeles Chargers

Three dates drive the biggest bus demand from Pueblo on this schedule: the November 1 Chiefs game is the single most-requested AFC West rivalry game — Lot C sells out before the morning is over, and vehicle availability from Pueblo tightens by mid-September. The December 25 Bills game is a national broadcast on a holiday weekend, and demand for charter buses hits both parking and availability hard starting in October. The prime-time slots — September 27 Sunday Night Football and October 15 Thursday Night Football — mean a late departure back to Pueblo, which is far easier on a bus than in a car after a 10:00 PM final whistle.

For any of these dates, book as early as your headcount is confirmed. The official Empower Field events calendar carries any schedule updates.

Stadium Concerts at Empower Field at Mile High

Empower Field reserves its concert slots for acts that fill 76,000 seats — which means every stadium show at this venue brings a transportation picture that mirrors the biggest game day on the Broncos calendar. Parking sells out weeks in advance, I-25 runs at capacity, and the post-show rideshare surge from the Ball Arena lot stretches well past midnight. A Pueblo concert bus handles the full round trip and stages during the show.

Zach Bryan (Heaven On Tour) — August 13 & 14, 2026. Two back-to-back nights at Empower Field, with lots that survived Night 1 already operating at reduced capacity heading into Night 2. Groups coming from Pueblo on either date are looking at a 7–8-hour round-trip commitment if they drive.

Concert gate timing and parking details will be posted on the official events calendar as show dates approach. For Zach Bryan's two nights, the stadium's general pattern from recent concerts applies: lots open 4–5 hours before showtime, gates open roughly 90 minutes to 2 hours before, and some gates may remain closed on specific concert nights (the AC/DC event page offers a recent example of how the stadium publishes gate-specific concert information). Review the official page for your show date before you leave Pueblo.

Stadium concerts at Empower Field historically draw groups from the entire Front Range, and Pueblo groups renting charter buses for concert nights consistently cite the same reason: stadium concert parking is even less predictable than game-day parking, and the post-show rideshare situation — everyone exiting at once with no pre-arranged ride and surge pricing spiked — is the worst version of the post-game problem. A Pueblo concert bus rental keeps your group on a schedule you set, not one a rideshare algorithm sets. Call 719-733-8370 as soon as your show date is confirmed — right-size vehicles for stadium concerts fill quickly.

Gate Opening Times and the Clear Bag Policy at Empower Field at Mile High

At Empower Field, general gates open two hours before kickoff for Broncos games. Fans with United Club or Ent Credit Union Suite Level tickets get club lounge access starting three hours before kickoff, per the A-Z Fan Guide. The stadium now assigns fans a specific entry gate — that assignment appears on your digital ticket and in the Broncos 365 app.

Check your gate assignment before you walk up, because the wrong gate on a crowded game day costs you real time on a packed concourse. For concerts, gate times are event-specific and published on the individual event pages closer to show dates.

The full gate map at Empower Field: Gate 1 (west side, Gateway Plaza south, stairs from Lot C — Broncos sideline), Gate 2 (VIP/west, near Gateway Plaza), Gate 3 (west side, Gateway Plaza north, stairs from Lot J VIP — Broncos sideline), Gate 4 (northwest, north endzone, Mile High Monument area), Gate 5 (northeast off Mile High Stadium Circle — north endzone, NE corner drop-off), Gate 6 (east off Circle — visitor sideline), Gate 7 (VIP/east, visitor sideline), Gate 8 (east off Circle — visitor sideline), Gate 9 (southeast, Ring of Fame Plaza, stairs from Lot B — south endzone), and Gate 10 (southwest, Ring of Fame Plaza west — south endzone).

The clear bag policy is enforced at every entrance. Two categories of bag pass screening:

• Small bags: Any bag measuring 4.5″ × 6.5″ or smaller — fanny packs and crossbody bags at or under this size are permitted.
• Clear bags: Up to 12″ × 6″ × 12″ — clear backpacks, gallon Ziploc bags, clear carry bags, and clear cinch bags all qualify at or under this size.

Prohibited: stainless steel water bottles (including Hydroflasks), glass bottles, cans, coolers of any kind, thermoses, and any bottles larger than 1 liter (34 oz). Each person may bring one empty plastic transparent water bottle up to 34 oz through security screening. Locker storage for non-compliant items is available near Gate 8 for a fee.

Medical exceptions require advance notice to the stadium at least two business days before the event.

How Rideshare and RTD Stack Up Against a Pueblo Charter Bus

For Denver residents, the RTD light rail is genuinely excellent. The E, W, and C lines all serve the Empower Field at Mile High light rail station, which is steps from the northeast entrance to the stadium, and RTD adds extra C-line service between Littleton–Mineral and Union Station for large events, per RTD. The Decatur/Federal station to the south connects via the W line and bus routes 30 and 31 on Federal Boulevard.

From Union Station in downtown Denver, the train to the Empower Field station takes roughly 4 minutes. A Broncos Trolley also runs from Confluence Park/REI for $7 one-way or $10 roundtrip, starting 2 hours before kickoff.

For a Pueblo group, none of those options solve the core problem — you still need to drive most of 114 miles first. The light rail only works if you park in Denver before boarding, which means you've already done the hard part of the drive and paid for Denver parking on top of it. Here's how every option compares for a group originating in Pueblo:

The post-game rideshare pickup at 5th and Walnut Street (Ball Arena Rideshare Lot) is the real friction point nobody accounts for until they're standing in it. From the stadium exits, it is a 15-minute walk east — across the Broncos Bridge and down Walnut Street past the RTD light rail station — to reach the pickup zone. On a December game day when 76,000 people are funneling out at once, that walk takes longer than 15 minutes, surge pricing is running, and ETAs stretch.

A Pueblo charter bus staged nearby has none of those variables. Your group agrees on a pickup point before kickoff and the bus is there when you walk out.

What Size Bus Does Your Pueblo Group Need for Empower Field?

The I-25 run from Pueblo is long enough that vehicle comfort and luggage capacity matter more than they would on a 20-minute city hop. Here is how the full vehicle lineup maps to different Pueblo group sizes headed to Empower Field:

For groups hauling a gas grill, folding table, and a full cooler up to Denver, the 40–56 passenger charter bus is the right vehicle. Deep undercarriage bays take everything you would otherwise haul in a truck bed, and the onboard restroom matters on a 114-mile highway run — nobody has to ask for a stop at a Pueblo-area gas station at 7 AM. For 20–25-person fan groups who want the energy built into the ride from Pueblo north, a 25-passenger party bus with LED lighting and Bluetooth sound adds something the minibus does not.

ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — note it when you request your quote so the right vehicle can be arranged.

Pueblo Charter Bus Rental Prices for Empower Field at Mile High

Pricing on a Pueblo-to-Empower Field run moves with the specific date, vehicle type, total hours booked (including pregame tailgate time and post-game staging), and demand around that particular game or concert. To give you a planning frame — a typical Broncos game run from Pueblo means roughly 7–8 hours of vehicle time: 2 hours south-to-north on I-25 with a buffer, 3–3.5 hours of tailgate and game, plus the return drive. Here is where current rate ranges land for the most common vehicle choices, per vehicle type:

• Sprinter van (up to ~14 passengers): weekday roughly $200–$275/hour; weekend roughly $225–$375/hour
• 25-passenger party bus: weekday roughly $250–$350/hour; weekend roughly $275–$375/hour
• 15–35 passenger minibus: weekday roughly $200–$250/hour; weekend roughly $200–$275/hour
• 40–56 passenger charter bus: weekday roughly $200–$350/hour; weekend roughly $200–$350/hour

To give you an idea of how the per-person math works: a 40-person group booking a 56-seat charter bus for 8 hours on a weekend game day — at the midpoint of that range — works out to roughly $50–$70 per person. That is often less than what each person in a car-driving group pays in parking alone. The real price moves with the date, group size, and how far out you book — the closer you get to a high-demand game, the more that range tightens at the top.

Call 719-733-8370 or use the online tool to get pricing for your specific date in about 30 seconds.

Out-of-Town Groups Flying Into Denver for Empower Field

For Pueblo-area fan groups that include people flying in from out of state, a single pickup at Denver International Airport before the stadium run is the clean solution — one bus, one baggage-claim arrival, no rideshare coordination at the terminal. DEN is approximately 25 miles from Empower Field via I-70 West to I-25 South, making it a logical origin point for the pre-game run and a logical final drop after the game for anyone connecting back through the airport. The Denver International Airport charter bus guide covers how airport pickups and drop-offs work for group arrivals.

For groups whose contingent is already based in Denver and wants to join the Pueblo group at the stadium, a Denver bus rental can handle hotel pickups across the metro before the stadium run, with everything rolling together from one side of Denver and the other.

First-Timer Tips for Empower Field at Mile High

A few things every first-time visitor from Pueblo needs to know before game day, straight from the stadium's published policies:

• Buy parking before you leave Pueblo. The stadium says it plainly — permits are expected to sell out, and all parking is credit card only. Lot C at $55 per car goes within the first hour of opening. There is no reliable walk-up option for most lots.
• Download the Broncos 365 app and Waze before you get in the car. The stadium's lot-specific directions are Waze-integrated and update in real time on event days, because approach routes shift with road closures and traffic flow. Do not rely only on your phone's default navigation.
• Check your specific gate assignment on your ticket. Empower Field now assigns fans to a specific entry gate — it is on your digital ticket. Walking to the wrong gate on a sold-out Sunday and being directed to cross to the other side of the stadium costs 10–15 minutes you probably do not have if you cut the arrival close.
• Know the bag rules before you park. Clear bags up to 12″ × 6″ × 12″, small non-clear bags up to 4.5″ × 6.5″, and one empty plastic water bottle (up to 34 oz) per person. Stainless steel water bottles do not get in. Gate 8 has locker storage for non-compliant items, at a fee.
• The altitude is real. Empower Field sits at 5,280 feet — the mile high that gives the stadium its name. At 4,700 feet in Pueblo, your group has a head start on the adjustment. Anyone in your party flying in from sea level should pace themselves, especially for afternoon games in warm weather.
• Agree on a post-game meeting point before kickoff. Set a specific stadium exit and a pickup point with your whole group before the game starts — and communicate that point to whoever handles the bus arrangement — so everyone meets at the same place at the same time. This eliminates the post-game scramble entirely.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does a charter bus or party bus drop off at Empower Field at Mile High?

The stadium's designated drop-off area for commercial and rideshare vehicles is the NE corner of the stadium near Gate 5 on Mile High Stadium Circle, per the official Broncos gameday parking guide. For charter bus staging and parking during the game, Lot B on the south side accommodates oversized vehicles and RVs; Gate 9 serves that entrance. For specific event-day bus staging assignments, the stadium recommends coordinating in advance at Parking@Broncos.NFL.net.

How long does it take to drive from Pueblo to Empower Field at Mile High?

Approximately 114 miles via I-25 North, roughly 1 hour 45 minutes off-peak. On Broncos game days — particularly afternoon kickoffs when the full Denver metro is heading the same direction — allow 2.5 hours or more. Build in your arrival buffer on top of that if your group wants tailgate time.

Which I-25 exit leads to Empower Field from Pueblo?

Coming from the south on I-25 North, take Exit 210C (17th Avenue). Follow 17th Avenue west and it leads directly to Mile High Stadium Circle and Bryant Street. The stadium is visible from the exit ramp.

What lot do RVs and oversized vehicles use at Empower Field?

Lot B (south side of the stadium) is the designated lot for RVs and oversized vehicles. Gate 9 on the southeast side, near the Ring of Fame Plaza, serves this approach. For charter bus staging specifically — which can vary by event — contact Parking@Broncos.NFL.net before game day to confirm your exact assignment.

When does tailgating have to end at Empower Field?

All tailgating must be broken down and concluded 45 minutes before kickoff, per the Broncos' published tailgating rules. Lot C opens 6 hours before kickoff and gives groups the maximum pregame window. Open fires and glass bottles are prohibited on property, and one parking-space-per-vehicle is strictly enforced.

What bags are allowed inside Empower Field at Mile High?

Clear bags up to 12″ × 6″ × 12″ are permitted, plus small bags (any style) measuring 4.5″ × 6.5″ or smaller — fanny packs and crossbody bags at or under that size are fine. One-gallon clear Ziploc bags also pass screening. Prohibited: stainless steel water bottles, glass containers, coolers, cans, and thermoses.

One empty plastic water bottle up to 34 oz per person is allowed through. Lockers near Gate 8 store non-compliant items for a fee.

What time do gates open for Broncos games?

General gates open two hours before kickoff. United Club and suite ticket holders get club lounge access starting three hours before kickoff. Your ticket now specifies your assigned gate — check the Broncos 365 app or your digital ticket before you arrive at the stadium.

How far in advance should a Pueblo group book a bus for Empower Field?

For regular-season home games outside the peak dates, 4–8 weeks provides solid vehicle selection and competitive rates. For the November 1 Chiefs game, December 25 Bills game, Sunday Night Football on September 27, and any stadium concert date — book as early as your headcount is confirmed. Those dates pull groups from all over southern Colorado and vehicle availability from Pueblo tightens weeks before game day.

Can the bus wait during the game and pick us up after?

Yes. The bus is reserved as a block of hours, so it stages during the game and is available at the pre-arranged exit point when your group walks out. Set your post-game pickup window and meeting point before kickoff — parking exit timing and approach routes are sorted in advance, so there is no confusion at the gate when 76,000 people are trying to leave at the same time.

What is the post-game rideshare situation like at Empower Field?

The stadium's designated rideshare pickup zone is at 5th and Walnut Street at the Ball Arena Rideshare Lot — a 15-minute walk east from the stadium exits, across the Broncos Bridge and past the RTD light rail station. On high-demand Sundays, surge pricing is in effect from the moment the game ends, and wait times stretch well past 30 minutes. A charter bus staged nearby is already there when your group exits — no walk, no wait, no surge.

Is there a comparison table for all the transportation options from Pueblo to Empower Field?

Yes — see the transit comparison section above. The short version: RTD light rail is excellent for Denver residents but does not run from Pueblo; rideshare is expensive on the 114-mile round trip and gets worse post-game; driving works for small groups who book parking in advance; a charter bus is the only option that handles the full round trip, stages during the game, and picks your group up at a pre-arranged exit point without walking to a remote lot first.

Book Your Bus to Empower Field at Mile High from Pueblo

Whether it is a November AFC West rivalry game, Zach Bryan's August double-night, a Christmas Day national broadcast, or a September Sunday Night Football kickoff, a charter bus rental through Pueblopartybuscompany.com makes the 114-mile I-25 run the easy part of the day. Compare Pueblo party buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and full-size charter buses through one quick form — pricing in about 30 seconds, no account required, no obligation to book. Call 719-733-8370 any time or use the online tool to see what is available for your date and group size.

Also planning a Red Rocks night or a Colorado Springs arena show on the same trip? The Red Rocks Amphitheatre transportation guide and the Broadmoor World Arena guide cover their own drop-offs and parking situations.