As a native of Northwest Denver, I've had Mile High pride my whole life — and my love of the Broncos knows no bounds.
That's why I've sponsored a bill in the Colorado legislature to keep 'Mile High' in the name of the Broncos stadium forever and I need your support. No matter the sponsor, our hometown team should always play at Mile High.
Add your name to our #MileHighForever petition today!
Learn more from The Denver Post.
Rep. Dan Pabon
Updates
April 28, 2016
I am truly humbled by how many people care about the history of our stadium as much as I do. This momentum belongs entirely to you because I honestly never thought this would reach so many people.
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My first concert was at MILE HIGH and I'd like my son's first game to be at MILE HIGH
My family is among the original season tickets holders and still have our seats. No doubt the stadium should always be known as Mile High.
Denver Native! Mile High is the only name I call it.
Please don't change the name. Susan
Keep it in there it has been in the name for over 30 years that I know of
Mile High - always and forever!
North Denver resident
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As a native of Northwest Denver, I've had Mile High pride my whole life — and my love of the Broncos knows no bounds.
That's why I've sponsored a bill in the Colorado legislature to keep 'Mile High' in the name of the Broncos stadium forever and I need your support. No matter the sponsor, our hometown team should always play at Mile High.
Add your name to our #MileHighForever petition today!
Learn more from The Denver Post.
Rep. Dan Pabon
Updates
April 28, 2016
I am truly humbled by how many people care about the history of our stadium as much as I do. This momentum belongs entirely to you because I honestly never thought this would reach so many people.
12 Comments
While I can appreciate "selling naming rights" for a variety of things there are many community identifying symbols that need to remain just that, community identifying symbols. Mile High Stadium is one of those community identifying symbols. Community sales tax almost exclusively paid for the construction of Mile High Stadium and has been a community identifying symbol for decades.
My first concert was at MILE HIGH and I'd like my son's first game to be at MILE HIGH
My family is among the original season tickets holders and still have our seats. No doubt the stadium should always be known as Mile High.
Denver Native! Mile High is the only name I call it.
Please don't change the name. Susan
Keep it in there it has been in the name for over 30 years that I know of
Mile High - always and forever!
North Denver resident
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While I can appreciate "selling naming rights" for a variety of things there are many community identifying symbols that need to remain just that, community identifying symbols. Mile High Stadium is one of those community identifying symbols. Community sales tax almost exclusively paid for the construction of Mile High Stadium and has been a community identifying symbol for decades.