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Huntington Bank Field, Cleveland
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NFL stadium Cleveland, USAUpdated Sept 2026

Huntington Bank Field Seating Map

Your seating plan and chart: where to sit, the best seats and the view from your seat

The Factory of Sadness

Capacity67,431
Opened1999
HomeCleveland Browns
LocationCleveland, USA
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Huntington Bank Field in photos

4 outside · 3 inside the venue

At a glance

Where to sit at Huntington Bank Field

The best seats at Huntington Bank Field are Lower 100 sidelines near midfield (around 131-136 and opposite) for the view. For value, choose Upper 500 south sidelines 512-530. For atmosphere, head to The Dawg Pound, lower 118-122, mezzanine 317-323, upper 537-546. Avoid Upper 500 corners on the open lake side and exposed end-zone upper rows. Huntington Bank Field seats 67,431, home of Cleveland Browns.

Overview

About Huntington Bank Field

Huntington Bank Field seats 67,431 in four tiers: the Lower Level (100 sections), the Club Level and Mezzanine Level (both 300 sections) and the Upper Level (500 sections), with suites. The best sideline seats are the lower 100-level sidelines near midfield, while the raucous Dawg Pound fills the east end zone across the lower (118-122), mezzanine (317-323) and upper (537-546) levels. It is open-air and notoriously cold and windy off Lake Erie late season, and it hosts concerts, WWE and international soccer alongside Browns games.

An open-air, no-roof open-bowl design of concrete and glass on the downtown lakefront, with a lower bowl, a mezzanine and club (300) level and an upper (500) level. The east end zone houses the famous Dawg Pound bleachers, and the Lake Erie siting makes wind and cold a defining late-season factor. The Browns plan a new domed stadium in Brook Park later this decade.

Seat map

Seating plan & map

This is the map used for ticket sales at Huntington Bank Field. Exact configuration varies by event.

Layout

How the venue is set up

Browns NFL game

Full bowl with the Dawg Pound in the east end zone.

Concert / stadium show

End-stage with a field floor.

College football & soccer

The same bowl for other football and soccer events.

Sections

Seating levels explained

Lower Level (100s)101-156 (Browns bench in front of 131-136; lower Dawg Pound 118-122)

The closest deck, ringing the field.

Pros: The sideline midfield 100s are the best seats and near the benches.

Cons: The lower Dawg Pound (118-122) is rowdy and not kid-friendly, and the lakefront is exposed.

Club Level (300s)7Up City Club 301-316; Melon Lake Club 324-339

Club-access sideline seats with upscale amenities.

Pros: Indoor club access with the best comfort and dining.

Cons: Premium pricing.

Mezzanine Level (300s)317-323 and 340-350 (mezzanine Dawg Pound 317-323)

300-level sections without club access.

Pros: Elevated mid-height views cheaper than club.

Cons: No club amenities, and corners are flatter.

Upper Level (500s)501-546 (south sideline 512-530; upper Dawg Pound 537-546; family 541-543)

The top tier around the bowl.

Pros: Cheapest; the south sidelines 512-530 give full-field views at low prices, with designated family sections.

Cons: Steep, distant and the most exposed to lake wind and cold.

Recommendations

Best seats at Huntington Bank Field

Best overall (sideline)

Lower 100 sidelines near midfield (around 131-136 and opposite)

The closest even sightline to the whole field.

Best value

Upper 500 south sidelines 512-530

Full-field views at significantly lower prices.

Closest to the action

Front rows of the lower sidelines (benches in front of 131-136)

Field-level proximity.

Best for the atmosphere / end zone

The Dawg Pound, lower 118-122, mezzanine 317-323, upper 537-546

The Browns' loudest, most iconic crowd in the east end zone; the lower rows are not kid-friendly.

Club / premium

7Up City Club (301-316), Melon Lake Club (324-339), field-level SERVPRO Field Club

Indoor club access with upscale food and drink, and a field club at midfield sideline.

Heads up

Seats to avoid & obstructed views

Upper 500 corners on the open lake side and exposed end-zone upper rows: Steep and distant, with heavy Lake Erie wind and cold late season.

Lower Dawg Pound 118-122 for families: Rowdy and standing, great for atmosphere but poor for quiet viewing with children.

Premium

Premium & hospitality

7Up City Club and Melon Lake Club

300-level clubs on the sidelines with upscale food and drink.

SERVPRO Field Club

Field-level club seats at midfield, sideline and corner.

Executive Suites

Suites for 10 to 40 guests with catering and climate control.

Access

Accessibility & companion seating

Accessible and companion seating is available on each level with elevator access; accessible seats are sold through the Browns ticket office so staff can match needs to location.

Where: Wheelchair platforms on the 100, 300 and 500 levels; confirm exact rows with the team.

Logistics

Getting there

Transport

On the downtown lakefront at North Coast Harbor. The RTA Waterfront light-rail line's West 3rd station serves the stadium; there is no dedicated stadium parking, so fans use Port Authority lots, the Great Lakes Science Center garage and municipal lots, with tailgating in the Muni Lot a tradition. It is walkable from downtown Cleveland.

The area

North Coast Harbor on the downtown Cleveland lakefront, between Lake Erie and the Shoreway, next to the Great Lakes Science Center and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What was Huntington Bank Field called before?

Cleveland Browns Stadium (1999-2013 and 2023-2024) and FirstEnergy Stadium (2013-2023); it became Huntington Bank Field in 2024.

Where is the Dawg Pound?

In the east end zone, across the lower level (118-122), mezzanine (317-323) and upper level (537-546), the loudest, most iconic seats.

How do I get there and park?

Take the RTA Waterfront line to West 3rd station; there is no dedicated stadium parking, so use Port Authority, Science Center garage and municipal lots, with Muni Lot tailgating a tradition.

Are these seats cold?

Yes. The open lakefront bowl gets significant Lake Erie wind and cold late season, and the upper and open-side seats are the most exposed.

Is the Browns stadium moving?

The Browns plan a new domed stadium in Brook Park later this decade, after which the lakefront venue's future changes.

Where are family-friendly seats?

Designated family sections are in the upper level around 541 to 543; avoid the lower Dawg Pound (118-122) with children.

Which seats are best for concerts at Huntington Bank Field?

End-stage with a field floor.

How do section numbers work at Huntington Bank Field?

Section numbers at Huntington Bank Field follow the seating tiers. Lower Level (100s): 101-156 (Browns bench in front of 131-136; lower Dawg Pound 118-122); Club Level (300s): 7Up City Club 301-316; Melon Lake Club 324-339; Mezzanine Level (300s): 317-323 and 340-350 (mezzanine Dawg Pound 317-323); Upper Level (500s): 501-546 (south sideline 512-530; upper Dawg Pound 537-546; family 541-543).

Where are the wheelchair-accessible seats at Huntington Bank Field?

Accessible and companion seating is available on each level with elevator access; accessible seats are sold through the Browns ticket office so staff can match needs to location. Locations: Wheelchair platforms on the 100, 300 and 500 levels; confirm exact rows with the team..

How many seats does Huntington Bank Field have?

Huntington Bank Field holds about 67,431, though the exact number in use varies by event configuration.

What are the stands at Huntington Bank Field?

Huntington Bank Field is made up of 4 main stands: Lower Level (100s); Club Level (300s); Mezzanine Level (300s); Upper Level (500s).

What is the view like from the seats at Huntington Bank Field?

For the best view at Huntington Bank Field, aim for Lower 100 sidelines near midfield (around 131-136 and opposite) (The closest even sightline to the whole field.); Upper 500 south sidelines 512-530 (Full-field views at significantly lower prices.). The view is most restricted from Upper 500 corners on the open lake side and exposed end-zone upper rows (Steep and distant, with heavy Lake Erie wind and cold late season.).

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