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Cleveland Browns Stadium
Cleveland Browns Stadium Address: 100 Alfred Lerner Way Cleveland, Ohio 44114
Cleveland Browns Stadium is Home to the: Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Browns Stadium Opened: September 12, 1999
Cleveland Browns Stadium Capacity: 73,000
The Cleveland Browns have been playing their home games
on the same site for more than half a century. In 1996,
the city of Cleveland demolished the vacant Cleveland
Municipal Stadium for the construction of their new stadium
that would be dubbed Cleveland Browns Stadium. The site
of Cleveland Browns stadium is anything but normal. These
hallowed grounds are the same grounds that players like
Jim Brown, Paul Brown, Len Ford, Frank Gatski, Otto Graham,
Lou Groza, Leroy Kelly, Dante Lavelli, Mike McCormick,
Bobby Mitchell, Marion Motley, Ozzie Newsome, Paul Warfield,
and Bill Willis carved their name into the National Football
League landscape and made their way into the Hall of
Fame in nearby Canton, Ohio.
This 73,200 orange seated stadium features a number
of amenities like the most capable and largest video
screens in any stadium in the NFL. The Prostar VideoPlus
display boards are positioned behind each end zone and
measure out at 27 feet high and 94 feet wide.
What the Cleveland Browns and
Cleveland Browns Stadium are known for are the crazy
fans that sit in the 10,000 seat bleacher section behind
the eastern end zone labeled the “Dawg Pound.” These
rabid fans will dress up in dog masks, hard hats and
Browns jerseys and terrorize visiting teams.
Former stadium names were Cleveland Stadium or Lakefront Stadium as well as Cleveland Municipal Stadium from the years 1931 until 1996. During 1999 the new Stadium was opened and named Cleveland Browns Stadium.
More about the Cleveland Browns in Cleveland Browns Stadium including tickets to all the games.
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