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I attended the Brown's draft party/Journey concert at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Tickets were very affordable as the Browns season ticket holders got them free and were willing to resell them at value prices. Parking was not an issue as I work downtown and went after work. Admission to the event was about what you would expect; you need to have your electronic ticket available on your phone. The security check was fast and efficient. I was struck by how generic the concourse was; there are plenty of food stands but not a huge variety and there is really no style or anything to see. The bathrooms were clean, but also pretty basic. I was disapointed that the water fountains were not working. I did not see any of the promotional opportunities even though I walked through about half of stadium. My seat was the last row of lower bowl near the Dog Pound end of the Stadium. The seat was comfortable and not too crowded. The concert started about 10 minutes late from the day of start time which was 30 minutes later then the original announced start time. The stage was hard to see for a while since we were looking right into the sun and the stage was very dark. It also did not help that the band members were in dark clothing and were blending into the background. The video screens did help significantly. The sound was pretty good for a stadium show, loud without being oppressive. Journey put on a very good 80 minute show, playing all their hits. I will say the lead singer has a great voice and very energetic stage presence. If you get a chance to see them I would say go for it. Overall Cleveland Browns Stadium looks nice from the outside and inside the bowl, but the concourses could really use some sprucing up. There didn't seem to be a lot of variety in the concessions, mostly the expected stadium food. Pretty much a serviceable modern stadium, but not near the top of the NFL heap.
Welcome to the newly renamed Cleveland Browns football stadium, now called Huntington Bank Field as of September 2024. It has a seating capacity of over 67,000. It was previously called the First Energy Stadium. I first visited the Cleveland Browns stadium in July 2023 for the Night Nation Run, a fun glow-in the dark race. The run was in the early evening and I went with 3 gal friends and 1 guy friend. Participants got to run outside the stadium and inside the stadium walking area. We didn't run inside on the actual field. But, I did get to take a photo inside the stadium with the field in the background which was cool. I visited again for a 2nd time in October 2024 but this time, to watch a football game. FOOTBALL -- I visited on my birthday on the 20th of October in 2024 for an NFL game (Cincinnati Bengals vs. Cleveland Browns). The game was on a Sunday afternoon. I went with 3 female friends which was a ton of fun. Our seats were at the highest point of the stadium which we loved because we had a roof over our heads. In addition, we had a nice view of downtown buildings, Lake Erie, plus the field. There is a big screen as well to watch the match on. On game day, the weather was beautiful (low 70's) so even though I brought a white sweater, I didn't wear it. I only wore it once just to take a photo in it because the sweater had 'Cleveland Browns' written on it. The Cleveland Browns lost but we won the very next weekend against the Baltimore Ravens so go figure (LOL). I guess I couldn't get a game win on my birthday. If I can get another opportunity to go to another Browns game before a new stadium is built, I would love that. I recommend you attend a game too. The snowy home game against the Steelers on November 27, 2024 looked so cool to watch and to be there live (I wasn't there). I saw the game highlights on TV and it started off sunny and ended up in a snowstorm. These weather conditions can't be experienced in a new indoor stadium because an open outside stadium is just better sometimes. Sports are meant to be played outside in the weather elements and an indoor stadium won't mimic those conditions at all. FOOD/DRINKS -- Expensive. Not as expensive as airport prices but similar. Each section of the stadium has a food section so you won't have to walk far to another section to buy food. My friends and I all ordered chicken fingers with fries which came with 3 different types of sauces to choose from including BBQ sauce. The fries were okay but it needed more salt. The chicken fingers were hard and dry. I forgot the name of the brand or company that we ordered from but either way, the food was not the best (just fine). Most of us also ordered Gatorade plus a few ordered water because at certain points we got hot as the sun was burning through us (haha). Overall, I had a great time at my first Browns game on my birthday. The stadium has plenty of food and drink options to choose from and customer service from all the workers was friendly. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 126/150 total reviews in 2024 - 775 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 8 December 2024
AC/DC tonight. No Browns. First concert at this field and it is drizzling. We did bring ponchos. Had some burgers at Simon's. Pricey but expected for the venue. We had field seats. Great view. I can't believe Angus is in his early 70s and he can still rock like he did when he was in his 40s! Cindy Who Loo's band opened up for AC/DC. I still can't get into her picture out of my head with those curly braids in the Grinch that stole Christmas!
While visiting for a concert recently, I realized the Browns were playing at home the same weekend we'd be in town. Nate and I enjoy sporting events and he's a big fantasy football guy, so we looked up tickets and got some for a reasonable price. The whole time leading up to the game I was worried about the weather, since the stadium is open to the elements and it's on the lake. However, we got so lucky with beautiful weather (for early November) - 50+ degrees and sunny! We actually got too warm at some points, which was great. The stadium itself was big and a bit confusing walking in. I wasn't sure where to go to get to our upper level seats at first - we ended up walking to a ramp that seemed like we were outside of the stadium, but we made it to our spot. I liked that we had a restroom nearby and never really had to wait too long in line. The crowd was super pumped up for the game which made for a really fun atmosphere. I appreciated that the drink prices were reasonable! We ate brunch before the game but the chicken tenders I saw passing by me looked delicious. The views from the stadium were pretty cool, as you can see part of the city skyline. It was a really fun experience and I'm glad we got to be a part of the "dawg pound" for a game!
Cool stadium, the views are pretty nice anywhere you sit. I like that there are parking structures nearby! $40 to park in Willard garage!
I was here for The Rolling Stones show. As a concert venue, they've got some work to do regarding logistics and signage. Because the sections behind the stage area were blocked, pretty couldn't easily access their section. If you entered at Sec. 102 gate, you had to circle the entire stadium to get to the 130s. Also, the signage for upper level escalators is not clear. While this didn't impact me, I felt sorry for the folks on walkers or mobility issues. I wanted to wander the stadium as a first time visitor but when I saw the mess, I stayed put. The food and drink options seemed to be decent. The sound and lights for the show were great but I think this was more the Stones' doing. I'd come back for a show or football game but it's not my favorite stadium.
What a beautiful stadium and a great team and staff. The food is a 2/5 we had the popcorn which was decent but stale , the chicken fingers were tasteless and the fries were hard as bricks. The funnel fries are great and the pizza is okay. The bartenders need to pour just a bit heavier or it is a waste of money. We met a coach and he was amazing and super friendly.
Fun experience! We went to the browns game when they clinched the playoff spot. We had club level seats so the area has limited access. You have to scan your tickets to get to the escalators. Lots of food options and warm bathrooms. The stadium did a great job of entertainment though out the game. Lots of signage so it is easy to find your seats as well. Parking can be a pain bc nothing next to the stadium. Plan ahead to park and walk.
I haven't been to a Cleveland Browns game in years. I think the stadium is very nice. Easy to navigate. Plenty of stands for food and/or drinks. Staff is very nice. You also get a nice view of the lake. It's close to many restaurants and other activities.
Home Of the Cleveland browns. I'm a huge browns fan who is born and raised and still lives in Louisville Kentucky. I try to every few years make a trip to Cleveland just for a browns game. I believe I've been to 9 different games at First Energy over the years. I use to take advantage of the triple packs offer where you got 3 games for 99 bucks. It's been a few years since we've been but the goal is to make one this year. Although covid may beg to differ. Very nice and spacious stadium with a great atmosphere with the passionate browns fan and the rocking muni lot. Very enjoyable place to watch a game. Obviously gets a little cold being on Lake Erie in the winter but it's football. Football was meant to be played on cold weather. Can't wait to go back soon. Go browns!
As far as I know, a quality replacement of the mistake by the lake. Was here Sunday for the New York Jets Miracle By The Lake. Awesome time. Was disappointed in the beer selection at almost all the stands (Bud, Bud Light, Ultra and Bud Light Seltzer). However, they did have liquor, so my double Jack and Cokes were poured strongly and freely by the servers. Nice. And the Jets won. THE JETS WON !!!!! What more could you ask?
As a life long Detroit Lions fan, I've always wanted to road trip to an away game. A buddy and I decided to take the trip to Cleveland Ohio for the Browns/Lions Game. Our hotel was in downtown Cleveland and was maybe a 15 minute walk to the stadium. This was my first time to an outdoor NFL game. While the forecast was overcast with light drizzle, it did not disappoint. We had tickets in section 112 row 1 which were phenomenal. We figured when traveling to go all out. Seats were very good on the 20 yard line. Fans here stand the entire game which is different from Ford Field. One of the best things about this stadium was there were plenty of bathrooms with little to no wait times and plenty of beverage vendors. The Cleveland fans are awesome as well as they were very welcoming of visiting fans. I would highly recommend traveling to this stadium as a Browns or visiting fan.
Credit goes to my Lyft driver, who mentioned that the Cleveland Browns had a preseason home game against the Buffalo Bills. My interest in attending sparked after he mentioned the affordability of the ticket prices. By halftime, I could not resist purchasing a ticket to watch this second game of the preseason. I ended up buying my ticket on-site at the Ticketmaster booth at Huntington Bank Stadium, choosing one of the cheaper options in the nosebleed section for $22--which I have absolutely no shame about. To redeem my ticket, a link was sent to my phone, allowing me to open the barcode to be scanned for entry into the stadium. Thanks to great signage, I easily found my section, row, and seat! I thoroughly enjoyed myself as I munched on $7 French fries from the concession stand while blending in with the Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills fans. Huntington Bank Field is a gorgeous facility, and its location directly right by Lake Erie only adds to its beauty. I could not resist taking pictures from the stands with Cleveland's skyline in the background. However, it was not a very lively atmosphere, especially for Cleveland Browns fans, as the football team appears to be struggling as the preseason kicks off. With the Browns down 31-7, I ended up leaving with just a few minutes left in the game. Ultimately, it was the experience of visiting that mattered most to me, and the Browns still have plenty of time to get on the right track. It appears to me that they are still having quarterback troubles, which was the exact same story as last year. If I am in Cleveland during the regular season, I am very open to returning to Huntington Bank Stadium just to see the Cleveland Browns again, given how enjoyable this experience was. ~Escape the ordinary. ~ Thomas G read more
1 year ago
First time here this season. It was a rainy one, but the Browns won and played well. The staff were encountered were really nice and helpful. We had seats in section 341 and it was a nice view. The stadium was nice and most of it appeared well maintained. The rain was intermittent and we had ponchos so there's that. Food was expensive as expected but we did find lower cost options. The lines moved at a good pace. All in all, great experience. read more
For my 250th review I'd like to pay homage to two things I love. The Midwest and the Green Bay Packers. First off shout out to the Dawg Pound!!! Really great friendly fans. The tailgating scene there was a lot of fun. We parked in the municipal lot , which is located on the other side of the freeway from the stadium. Entry fee was fifty dollars , but with a carload of people , it makes it very reasonable. The party there was next level. People set up bars with couches , stripper poles, d j booths , and anything else you can think of. They get going way before game time. Alcohol is allowed in this lot. If you park in the lot associated with the stadium , alcohol is not allowed. I don't think grills are allowed either.But I'm not sure. Stadium is really decent also. Easy in and out the walk from the municipal lot takes about ten minutes and is not strenuous. Packers ended up losing the game and the fans were very nice about it. That's not always the case in other stadiums. I took at least 50 photos with opposing fans after the game. Rock and Roll hall of fame is also located right next to the stadium. If you're heading there for a game , you have to combine that with your visit. Pro football hall of fame is only an hour away.And also a really great experience. Appreciate the love and kindness shown by the people of Cleveland. GO PACK GO!!!!! read more
I attended the Brown's draft party/Journey concert at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Tickets were very affordable as the Browns season ticket holders got them free and were willing to resell them at value prices. Parking was not an issue as I work downtown and went after work. Admission to the event was about what you would expect; you need to have your electronic ticket available on your phone. The security check was fast and efficient. I was struck by how generic the concourse was; there are plenty of food stands but not a huge variety and there is really no style or anything to see. The bathrooms were clean, but also pretty basic. I was disapointed that the water fountains were not working. I did not see any of the promotional opportunities even though I walked through about half of stadium. My seat was the last row of lower bowl near the Dog Pound end of the Stadium. The seat was comfortable and not too crowded. The concert started about 10 minutes late from the day of start time which was 30 minutes later then the original announced start time. The stage was hard to see for a while since we were looking right into the sun and the stage was very dark. It also did not help that the band members were in dark clothing and were blending into the background. The video screens did help significantly. The sound was pretty good for a stadium show, loud without being oppressive. Journey put on a very good 80 minute show, playing all their hits. I will say the lead singer has a great voice and very energetic stage presence. If you get a chance to see them I would say go for it. Overall Cleveland Browns Stadium looks nice from the outside and inside the bowl, but the concourses could really use some sprucing up. There didn't seem to be a lot of variety in the concessions, mostly the expected stadium food. Pretty much a serviceable modern stadium, but not near the top of the NFL heap. read more
Welcome to the newly renamed Cleveland Browns football stadium, now called Huntington Bank Field as of September 2024. It has a seating capacity of over 67,000. It was previously called the First Energy Stadium. I first visited the Cleveland Browns stadium in July 2023 for the Night Nation Run, a fun glow-in the dark race. The run was in the early evening and I went with 3 gal friends and 1 guy friend. Participants got to run outside the stadium and inside the stadium walking area. We didn't run inside on the actual field. But, I did get to take a photo inside the stadium with the field in the background which was cool. I visited again for a 2nd time in October 2024 but this time, to watch a football game. FOOTBALL -- I visited on my birthday on the 20th of October in 2024 for an NFL game (Cincinnati Bengals vs. Cleveland Browns). The game was on a Sunday afternoon. I went with 3 female friends which was a ton of fun. Our seats were at the highest point of the stadium which we loved because we had a roof over our heads. In addition, we had a nice view of downtown buildings, Lake Erie, plus the field. There is a big screen as well to watch the match on. On game day, the weather was beautiful (low 70's) so even though I brought a white sweater, I didn't wear it. I only wore it once just to take a photo in it because the sweater had 'Cleveland Browns' written on it. The Cleveland Browns lost but we won the very next weekend against the Baltimore Ravens so go figure (LOL). I guess I couldn't get a game win on my birthday. If I can get another opportunity to go to another Browns game before a new stadium is built, I would love that. I recommend you attend a game too. The snowy home game against the Steelers on November 27, 2024 looked so cool to watch and to be there live (I wasn't there). I saw the game highlights on TV and it started off sunny and ended up in a snowstorm. These weather conditions can't be experienced in a new indoor stadium because an open outside stadium is just better sometimes. Sports are meant to be played outside in the weather elements and an indoor stadium won't mimic those conditions at all. FOOD/DRINKS -- Expensive. Not as expensive as airport prices but similar. Each section of the stadium has a food section so you won't have to walk far to another section to buy food. My friends and I all ordered chicken fingers with fries which came with 3 different types of sauces to choose from including BBQ sauce. The fries were okay but it needed more salt. The chicken fingers were hard and dry. I forgot the name of the brand or company that we ordered from but either way, the food was not the best (just fine). Most of us also ordered Gatorade plus a few ordered water because at certain points we got hot as the sun was burning through us (haha). Overall, I had a great time at my first Browns game on my birthday. The stadium has plenty of food and drink options to choose from and customer service from all the workers was friendly. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 126/150 total reviews in 2024 - 775 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 8 December 2024 read more
AC/DC tonight. No Browns. First concert at this field and it is drizzling. We did bring ponchos. Had some burgers at Simon's. Pricey but expected for the venue. We had field seats. Great view. I can't believe Angus is in his early 70s and he can still rock like he did when he was in his 40s! Cindy Who Loo's band opened up for AC/DC. I still can't get into her picture out of my head with those curly braids in the Grinch that stole Christmas! read more
While visiting for a concert recently, I realized the Browns were playing at home the same weekend we'd be in town. Nate and I enjoy sporting events and he's a big fantasy football guy, so we looked up tickets and got some for a reasonable price. The whole time leading up to the game I was worried about the weather, since the stadium is open to the elements and it's on the lake. However, we got so lucky with beautiful weather (for early November) - 50+ degrees and sunny! We actually got too warm at some points, which was great. The stadium itself was big and a bit confusing walking in. I wasn't sure where to go to get to our upper level seats at first - we ended up walking to a ramp that seemed like we were outside of the stadium, but we made it to our spot. I liked that we had a restroom nearby and never really had to wait too long in line. The crowd was super pumped up for the game which made for a really fun atmosphere. I appreciated that the drink prices were reasonable! We ate brunch before the game but the chicken tenders I saw passing by me looked delicious. The views from the stadium were pretty cool, as you can see part of the city skyline. It was a really fun experience and I'm glad we got to be a part of the "dawg pound" for a game! read more
I was here for The Rolling Stones show. As a concert venue, they've got some work to do regarding logistics and signage. Because the sections behind the stage area were blocked, pretty couldn't easily access their section. If you entered at Sec. 102 gate, you had to circle the entire stadium to get to the 130s. Also, the signage for upper level escalators is not clear. While this didn't impact me, I felt sorry for the folks on walkers or mobility issues. I wanted to wander the stadium as a first time visitor but when I saw the mess, I stayed put. The food and drink options seemed to be decent. The sound and lights for the show were great but I think this was more the Stones' doing. I'd come back for a show or football game but it's not my favorite stadium. read more
What a beautiful stadium and a great team and staff. The food is a 2/5 we had the popcorn which was decent but stale , the chicken fingers were tasteless and the fries were hard as bricks. The funnel fries are great and the pizza is okay. The bartenders need to pour just a bit heavier or it is a waste of money. We met a coach and he was amazing and super friendly. read more
Fun experience! We went to the browns game when they clinched the playoff spot. We had club level seats so the area has limited access. You have to scan your tickets to get to the escalators. Lots of food options and warm bathrooms. The stadium did a great job of entertainment though out the game. Lots of signage so it is easy to find your seats as well. Parking can be a pain bc nothing next to the stadium. Plan ahead to park and walk. read more
10 months ago
I haven't been to a Cleveland Browns game in years. I think the stadium is very nice. Easy to navigate. Plenty of stands for food and/or drinks. Staff is very nice. You also get a nice view of the lake. It's close to many restaurants and other activities. read more
2 years ago
Home Of the Cleveland browns. I'm a huge browns fan who is born and raised and still lives in Louisville Kentucky. I try to every few years make a trip to Cleveland just for a browns game. I believe I've been to 9 different games at First Energy over the years. I use to take advantage of the triple packs offer where you got 3 games for 99 bucks. It's been a few years since we've been but the goal is to make one this year. Although covid may beg to differ. Very nice and spacious stadium with a great atmosphere with the passionate browns fan and the rocking muni lot. Very enjoyable place to watch a game. Obviously gets a little cold being on Lake Erie in the winter but it's football. Football was meant to be played on cold weather. Can't wait to go back soon. Go browns! read more
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Flew from SF to Cleveland to attend the 49er - Browns game. All of the stadium staff, employees, vendors and security personnel were courteous, friendly and helpful. The stadium was clean and well kept. It is a great venue in a great location! Browns fans are great fans!! read more
4 years ago
As far as I know, a quality replacement of the mistake by the lake. Was here Sunday for the New York Jets Miracle By The Lake. Awesome time. Was disappointed in the beer selection at almost all the stands (Bud, Bud Light, Ultra and Bud Light Seltzer). However, they did have liquor, so my double Jack and Cokes were poured strongly and freely by the servers. Nice. And the Jets won. THE JETS WON !!!!! What more could you ask? read more
As a life long Detroit Lions fan, I've always wanted to road trip to an away game. A buddy and I decided to take the trip to Cleveland Ohio for the Browns/Lions Game. Our hotel was in downtown Cleveland and was maybe a 15 minute walk to the stadium. This was my first time to an outdoor NFL game. While the forecast was overcast with light drizzle, it did not disappoint. We had tickets in section 112 row 1 which were phenomenal. We figured when traveling to go all out. Seats were very good on the 20 yard line. Fans here stand the entire game which is different from Ford Field. One of the best things about this stadium was there were plenty of bathrooms with little to no wait times and plenty of beverage vendors. The Cleveland fans are awesome as well as they were very welcoming of visiting fans. I would highly recommend traveling to this stadium as a Browns or visiting fan. read more
My first Browns game at First Energy Stadium! Well, we lost, but still a great stadium experience on Sunday Night football. As with any sporting event, plan extra time for going through security. Once we got inside, the inside perimeter was packed, but the outside perimeter was super easy to walk around and had some small beer / drink stations with no lines! Overall, it's a nice stadium with classic foods and drinks you'd expect at an NFL game. There is a strange clear bags / no bags policy, so easiest not to bring a purse at all. read more
Went to Brown's game this weekend with my buddy and we saw the brownies beat up on the Texans. Nice stadium good atmosphere everything was really nice and good statues and different things like that to look at a lot of history in Cleveland dub no complaints at all nice stadium read more
3 years ago
Really nice stadium right by the lake. I went there last year for the Eagles vs Browns preseason game. I am a die hard Eagles fan. The Browns fans were really nice. The concourse is a little small, but there are a lot of good options regardless. I like how the one end zone has bleachers for the Dawg pound. They're actually very spacious bleachers. Really no bad seat in the stadium. I moved around each quarter and every view was great. Parking is a little bare. read more
Been a lifelong casual Browns fan but had never been to a game in Cleveland before. Weather was awful right around kickoff and there was a 30 minute delay. I'm sure the feel would be different if there was full capacity and not ~10k people in attendance. Everybody working the facilities was very helpful and it made for a great first experience! read more
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Nice stadium. The levels have different restaurants and carry out foods. Level four is suites only. Level three has Club seats. Level two and one are stadium seating with counter foods to carry back to your seats. Lots of beers and beverages are available. The plentiful bathrooms are big. Remember to use a clear bag or clear back pack as your "purse". Only a palm size clutch purse is acceptable. A clear gallon or quart bag will work, also. Give yourself lots of time to get here really early, and hangout. You can't rush to leave either. read more
7 years ago
My boyfriend and I are HUGE Browns fans and we absolutely loved this venue!!! It's so much nicer and cleaner than where the Bills play. And just for good measure, the Rock&Roll Hall of Fame is right next door. We always stay at The Marriott at Key Center in downtown Cleveland, so when we left on foot to the stadium, we were inside within 30 minutes!!! read more
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There is one amazing thing that Cleveland has more than any other city in Ohio.....love for their football team. The Cleveland Browns might not be the best NFL team, but that doesn't stop their fans from supporting them every step of the way. I've been to many Cleveland Brown's games and whether you are sitting in general seating or the club seating section, there isn't a bad seat in the stadium. Of course, the club seating is preferred in the cold winter months when the lake air bears down because the club seating offers a heated clubhouse with fancy food, beer, snacks and wall to wall tvs with comfortable seating so to be sure never to miss the highlight of the game. But prior to the game, the tailgating and bar hopping is a must! The city is booming with excitment on every downtown street. Recommendation: before the game, enjoy brunch at the Chop House..park in the lot across the street, then enjoy some drinks, music and more food tailgating in the same parking lot before walking to the stadium. You'll be passing some amazing bars with more excitment and fun. Plan to pay about $15-$25 for parking...so plan to do some walking. On the way, enjoy the beauty of what Cleveland has to offer! read more
7 years ago
Just 1 Title before I die. We got the stadium, the staff, the management and the players!!!! 2019-2020! Go Brownies!!!! So beautiful! #DawgCheck #Believeland #WeBarkTogether read more
5 years ago
I have to admit that this was a very clean stadium. Lots of Food choices and the bathrooms were clean. Please note that this is a cashless environment. read more
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