Garth Brooks Concert At Broncos Stadium At Mile High Sold Out

DENVER (CBS4)- Saturday's Garth Brooks concert is the largest show in the history of Broncos Stadium at Mile High. The show is sold out with 84,000 tickets sold.

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City officials say the concert is the biggest ticketed event ever - in the history of the stadium. The previous record was set in May 2011 with 77,000 tickets sold by U2.

Officials say on-site parking at Broncos Stadium was sold out before the day of the concert, so they encourage attendees to carpool, use public transportation or ride their bike.

Fans who didn't pre-purchase parking permits are encouraged to park at offsite lots like the Pepsi Center, Auraria Campus and the Aquarium.

Handicap-accessible cash parking is available in lots D, G and L until sold out.

There will be free bike valet parking near Gate Four.

Extra RTD train cars will be added to the C and E lines. Those extra cars will start running at 5 p.m. and will continue until the stadium is cleared out.

People can go to rtd-denver.com or call the RTD Telephone Information Center at 303-299-6000 to check schedules beforehand.

Concert goers should refrain from using street parking in the neighborhoods off Federal Boulevard. Many streets require permits to park during the concert hours and the rule will be strictly enforced.

Some residents in the neighborhood are selling their street parking permit decals on Craigslist for upwards of $50.

For a few more dollars, fans can park in a privately owned lot near 17th and Federal. Drivers can purchase a parking space ahead of the concert through the ParkMobile app on their smartphones. The closest lot to Mile High, 17th and Federal, will cost you about $60.

LINK: ParkMobile