Huntington Bank Field Seating Guide
Cleveland Browns · Cleveland, OH
- Cheapest section
- $20+
- Sections
- 6
- Capacity
- 67,895
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Accessible entry
The accessible pickup and drop-off point is outside the University Hospitals Gate at the southeast corner of Huntington Bank Field.
Applies to: Cleveland Browns games
- Guests needing mobility assistance inside the stadium can request wheelchair transportation at any gate or Guest Services location; wheelchairs are for transport rather than all-event use.
- Accessible seating
Contact the ticket office before arrival for accessible seating; limited same-level relocations are available first-come, first-served at any Guest Services location.
Applies to: Cleveland Browns games
- A day-of-event relocation may exchange the guest's ticket and one companion ticket for ADA platform seating.
- Sensory services
Sensory rooms are near Sections 118, 349, and 514, and free Comfort Kits are available at every Guest Services location.
Applies to: Cleveland Browns games
- Kits may include noise-canceling headphones, sunglasses, fidget tools, and a weighted lap blanket; checkout requires a driver's license or major credit card as a deposit.
Huntington Bank Field seats 67,895 on the Cleveland lakefront, and the Browns sell it by named club as much as by level. The nine premium areas the club publishes locate themselves precisely: the Cleveland Club sits on the 100 Level behind Section 107 on the south side and the Draft Room on the same level behind Section 134 on the north; the Kardiac Club takes the 200 Level on the east side, over the lower-bowl corners; the Canada Dry City Club and the Lake Club face each other across the 300 Level, south and north sideline respectively; and the SERVPRO Field Club, the FanDuel Lounge and the Vivid Seats VIP Lounge Experience are all at field level. The Dawg Pound is the east end zone, Sections 118-122 — the open end, facing Lake Erie, and the reason anyone books this stadium for the atmosphere rather than the sightline.
Tips & Fan Reports
Sit behind the Browns bench or the Dawg Pound for the best chance of sun during cold weather games. West and south sides will be in shade more likely than not.
The Dawg Pound is Sections 118-122 in the east end zone. If a listing calls something in the 100s the Dawg Pound, check the number — the low 100s are south-sideline Premium Terrace.
The Browns break ground on a new domed Huntington Bank Field in Brook Park for 2029; everything here describes the current lakefront stadium.
This is an open-air lakefront stadium with the east end open to the water. Dress for the lake, not for the forecast downtown.
Nine premium areas are published by name and each states its level and side, so you can pick a club by where in the stadium it puts you rather than by price alone.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Dawg Pound (Sections 118-122)
$55 - $150The east end zone bleachers, behind the goal and open to the lake beyond.
Pros
- Forty years of the loudest supporter section in the league — the club ran a season-long Dawg Pound XL celebration for its 40th anniversary
- Cheaper than any sideline seat in the lower bowl
Cons
- End-zone sightlines flatten the play; you judge a drive by the crowd as much as by what you see
- The open east end takes the weather off Lake Erie first
Lower Sideline (100-Level)
$120 - $290The lower bowl along the touchlines, close enough to read the formation before the snap.
Pros
- The best football sightline in the building
- The south side runs behind the Cleveland Club at Section 107, the north behind the Draft Room at Section 134
Cons
- Open-air lakefront stadium — there is no cover down here
Premium Terrace Seats (Sections 105, 106, 111, 112)
$250 - $500+Most expensive tier
South-sideline lower bowl with Cleveland Club access behind you.
Pros
- Lower-bowl sideline seats with an indoor club to retreat to
- Four specific sections, so you know exactly what you are buying
Cons
- Premium pricing for a seat that is physically a lower-bowl sideline seat
- These are the sections the old guide mislabelled as the Dawg Pound — they are on the opposite side of the stadium from it
Kardiac Club (200 Level, east side)
$90 - $190The east corners above the lower bowl, angling in towards the Dawg Pound end.
Pros
- Club amenities at a corner price rather than a sideline one
- Looks down the length of the field from the end the Dawg Pound fills
Cons
- A corner is a compromise between the sideline and the end zone and does neither best
- East side, so the lake weather again
Lake Club and Canada Dry City Club (300 Level)
$200 - $400+The 300 Level sidelines — the Lake Club on the north, the Canada Dry City Club on the south — with the whole field below.
Pros
- Height enough to see the play develop, with indoor club space behind the seats
- Two clubs facing each other, so either sideline has one
Cons
- Further from the field than the 100 Level for a comparable price
- Club access is what you are paying for; the seat itself is a mid-tier sideline
Upper Deck (500-Level)
$20 - $80Cheapest tier
The top tier, the full field laid out and Lake Erie past the open east end.
Pros
- The cheapest Browns ticket, and the view of the lake is genuinely the best in the stadium
- You see the shape of a drive from up here in a way you cannot from the lower bowl
Cons
- Height, distance and an exposed lakefront upper deck in a December wind
- A long climb, and the concourse is the narrowest in the building
Cleveland Browns Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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How We Checked This Page
Every section below names the source it was read from and the day it was read. Where we could not reach a published figure, the page says so rather than presenting an estimate as a checked fact.
- Seating
The Browns' own Premium Clubs page on clevelandbrowns.com, which lists all nine premium areas with the level and side of the stadium each occupies, read with the club's Dawg Pound XL page. The Dawg Pound page is the correction that mattered: the club places it in "the east end zone (Sections 118-122)", where the stored guide had it at Sections 106-115 — which the clubs page shows are on the opposite side of the stadium, sold as Premium Terrace Seats with Cleveland Club Access on the south sideline.
- Ticket prices
Secondary market medians (SeatGeek/StubHub 2025-26)
- Venue policies
Huntington Bank Field and Cleveland Browns A-Z, clear-bag, prohibited-items, and mobile-ticket pages reviewed for visitor-facing policies.