Step Inside: Huntington Bank Field – Home of the Cleveland Browns

Stadium History | Parking & Admission | Seating & Capacity | Food & Concessions

Huntington Bank Field is located on the southern shore of Lake Erie. The 67,431-seat complex sits in the middle of the entertainment district in downtown Cleveland, next to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Great Lakes Science Center.

Opening in 1999 after a three-year team hiatus, the stadium at one point held the rare distinction of withholding naming rights from corporate sponsors for much of its existence. That changed ahead of the 2024 regular season, when the stadium was named Huntington Bank Field. Along with the lakefront location where it was built, Huntington Bank Field inherited another fixture from its previous home turf at Cleveland Stadium with the infamous “Dawg Pound” fan section finding a new home within the east side bleacher seats. The venue underwent a two-phase renovation which was completed in 2015.

Beyond serving as the home field for the Cleveland Browns, the facility has hosted special events, such as exhibition matches for both the U.S. men’s and women’s national soccer teams, high school and collegiate football games and Monster Jam rallies in 2022 and 2023. As a performance venue, Huntington Bank Field has boasted the likes of Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Jay-Z and more.

The address of Huntington Bank Field is 100 Alfred Lerner Way.

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Huntington Bank Field History

The Browns’ home field is on the same site the old Cleveland Stadium was from the team’s inception in 1946 until the 1995 season, when owner Art Modell announced his plans to move the team to Baltimore. However, the city of Cleveland and Browns season ticket holders pursued legal action to keep the franchise in Cleveland. Modell eventually agreed to leave the team in Cleveland and instead started a new franchise (which became the Baltimore Ravens).

Instead of just renovating, the city ended up tearing down the stadium and building a new venue. Demolition on the old stadium began in 1997 and the new stadium opened in 1999.  In 2023, Browns owners Jimmy Haslam and Dee Haslam revealed their intentions to remodel the current stadium, with massive renovations expected to begin in 2026.

Parking and Admission at Huntington Bank Field

Parking lots adjacent to the stadium are reserved for pass holders, and parking passes can be purchased in advance of game day. These lots include the Orange, Yellow, Tan, Purple, Red and Silver lots. Rideshare pickups and drop-offs are allowed on Lakeside Avenue.

Huntington Bank Field Bag Policy

While fans are encouraged to leave all bags at home, clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags no larger than 12″ x 12″ x 6″ can be brought inside, in addition to wristlet-sized clutches, no larger than 6.5″ x 4.5″ and a one-gallon plastic freezer bag. The team’s website has more information on prohibited items and which type of bags are allowed in the stadium.

Huntington Bank Field Capacity & Seating Options

With a capacity of approximately 67,400, Huntington Bank Field offers an array of seating options. There’s premium seating that includes a VIP lounge experience. Field seats allow you to be inches away from the action and provide access to a private, climate-controlled club. Suite options include an Enclosed Suite for up to 12 people, a Standard Suite for up to 20 and a Party Suite that accommodates up to 40 fans. Suite benefits include VIP parking, access to premium food and drinks and a climate-controlled environment.

What are the best seats at Huntington Bank Field?

The best seats at Huntington Bank Field vary depending on the event and personal preferences. Check out Huntington Bank Field seating charts and find your favorite seat today.

Food & Beverage Options at Huntington Bank Field

Huntington Bank Field offers a wide variety of food and beverage options. Renowned cocktail purveyor Cleveland Cocktail Co. serves wine, whiskey, margaritas and other spirits. NEO Pizza can be found on several concourses offering pizza by the slice, and Sausage and Peppers offers everything from Italian sausages to fried chicken sandwiches. For something a bit more on the decadent side, try Great Lakes Cheesesteaks, which serves up classic Philly cheesesteaks, pulled pork sandwiches and truffle fries.