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Cleveland Browns logoHuntington Bank Field

The Browns’ home on the Lake Erie shoreline, famous for the Dawg Pound bleachers. The team has announced plans to move to a new stadium in suburban Brook Park.

Home team
Cleveland Browns
Location
Cleveland, OH
Opened
1999
Roof
Open-air
Capacity
~67,900

What it's known for

The stadium, renamed Huntington Bank Field in 2024, sits right on the lakefront next to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The east end zone bleachers are the Dawg Pound, where fans in dog masks and bones carry on a tradition from the old Cleveland Stadium.

The Browns have announced plans for a new domed stadium in Brook Park, near Cleveland’s airport, targeted for later this decade, so this lakefront venue’s days as the team’s home are numbered.

Getting there

The stadium is walkable from downtown Cleveland hotels. The Muni Lot just east of the stadium is a famous tailgating spot, and downtown garages serve fans who drive.

Tips for your visit

  • The Muni Lot tailgate is a Cleveland institution.
  • Wind off Lake Erie makes late-season games brutally cold; bring serious layers.
  • If you’re collecting stadiums, see this one while the Browns still play here.

Keep the stub

Been to a game at Huntington Bank Field? Log it in momnts to get a commemorative ticket stub with the real final score, and check the stadium off on your map. See every NFL stadium guide.

Details last reviewed November 2026. Stadium names, bag policies and transit change, so check the team’s official site before you go. momnts isn't affiliated with the NFL or any team.

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