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Paul Brown Stadium
Paul Brown Stadium Address: One
Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Paul Brown Stadium is Home to the: Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown Stadium Opened: August 19, 2000
Paul Brown Stadium Capacity: 65,700
The National Football League’s Cincinnati Bengals
play all of their home games at Paul Brown Stadium. The
team used to play all of their games at Cinergy Field
which also used to be the home of Major League Baseball’s
Cincinnati Red. The team played there from 1969-1999
and enjoyed some good moments in the stadium. The Bengals
won two AFC championships and a number of divisional
championships while there. Bengals greats like Boomer
Esiason, James Brooks, and Anthony Munoz spent their
entire Bengal careers at Cinergy Field.
The Bengals had been pushing to get a new stadium built
for years before the citizens of Cincinnati finally passed
a bill that allowed a new stadium to be built just a
short walk away from Cinergy Field on the wide banks
of the Ohio River. The stadium features a number of amenities
like 144 luxury suites, 7,000 club seats two club restaurants,
and a Bengals pro shop. The 65,000 seat stadium had its
inaugural game on September 10, 2000 and sold out the
game. Due to the lack of winning by the Bengals that
was one of the few sell outs the stadium has had. The
team was more successful in 2003 and produced a number
of sellouts.
The Stadium has a nickname of "The Jungle" that was adopted in 2004 and a jungle motif added to the inside walls.
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