BRONCOS TO FEATURE STADIUM STABLE WITH 2,000 CHEAP SEATS

          The Broncos' new stadium will "have its own version" of
     the Rockies' Rockpile at Coors Field "where fans can buy
     cheaper seats on game day," according to Cindy Brovsky of
     the DENVER POST.  State lawmakers "quietly demanded the
     little known provision for reduced-price tickets" in '98
     while completing a plan for the $364.2M stadium.  The ticket
     policy "will require the team to supply 2,000 game-day
     tickets at half the price of the average ticket," which
     ranges from $25 to $56.  The change will not impact the
     70,000-73,000 current season-ticket holders.  Details of the
     ticket plan "still need to be worked out before the new
     stadium opens in August 2001."  Officials want to "assure
     the tickets don't land in the hands of scalpers" and one
     idea is to sell the game-day "tickets inside the stadium so
     fans go right to their seats" (DENVER POST, 2/10).