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Capacity: 73,200

Surface: Grass

Tickets: Buy now or call (888) 891-1999.

Schedule: Cleveland Browns

City Guide: Cleveland

History: Cleveland Browns Stadium opened in September 1999 on the grounds of the former Municipal Stadium, where the original Browns played until they were relocated after the 1995 season to Baltimore to become the Ravens. Called a crown jewel of the North Coast Harbor, Cleveland Browns Stadium is located next to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Great Lakes Science Center. The columns, beams and notches in its seating bowl make for a distinctive architectural design.

Directions: From the south: Take I-71 North or I-77 North to the East Ninth Street exit. Take East Ninth Street North to the lake. The stadium will be on the left as you head north. From the east: Take I-90 West to Route 2 West and the East 9th Street or West Third Street exit. The stadium will be on your right as you head west. From the West: Take Route 2 East to the Lakeside Avenue exit and turn left onto West Third Street. The stadium will be straight ahead. (Directions are from the Browns team Web site.)

Parking: The Stadium does not offer private parking facilities. It is best to utilize the nearby Port of Cleveland Parking Lot. Pre-paid parking may be arranged through AMPCO System Parking at (216) 367-7922 and (216) 621-6600.

Transportation: An RTA Station accesses the stadium on the southwest corner near the Cleveland Clinic Sports Health Gate. Information can be obtained by calling the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority at (216) 621-9500, or by visiting their Web site.

Seating Notes:

Kids:
Everyone regardless of age must have a ticket to enter the stadium.

General:
The following items will not be permitted in the stadium:

Weapons: No weapons are allowed in the stadium. Possession of a firearm or weapon that potentially disrupts the ability to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment is strictly forbidden. Possession of such a weapon will result in immediate confiscation ejection, and possible arrest.

Alcoholic beverages; animals (except assistive animals for people with disabilities); banners; cans, bottles, or other beverages containers (except bottled water); confetti or glitter; ice chests; fireworks or missilelike objects; flash photography; illegal substances; laser pointers; noisemaking devices, such as bells, bullhorns, whistles, etc.; smoking; sticks, bats or clubs; strollers; umbrellas; and video or movie cameras, tripods or audio recording equipment; as well as any other item deemed dangerous and/or inappropriate.

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