Huntington Bank Field

The stadium sits on Cleveland's lakefront, just north of downtown between the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Burke Lakefront Airport. The location provides easy highway access and walkability from downtown hotels and restaurants.

Driving & Parking

• Driving
  From I-90 (the Innerbelt), take the East 9th Street exit and follow signs north to the lakefront. From I-77 North, merge onto I-90 East and use the same exit. From the Ohio Turnpike (I-80/I-90), follow I-90 West to the East 9th Street exit. Game-day traffic on East 9th Street and Erieside Avenue builds 2-3 hours before kickoff.
• Parking Passes
  Limited parking directly next to the stadium is only accessible with a pre-purchased parking pass, generally limited to Season Ticket Holders, though these passes can often be bought on the secondary market on sites such as Vivid Seats
• Lakefront Municipal Parking Lot
  The "Muni" is tucked between Cleveland Memorial Shoreway (Route 2) and S Marginal Rd, about a 20 minute walk to the stadium. It is the primary tailgate destination near the stadium For tailgate supplies, check out West Side Market for bratwurst, jerky, and fresh bread from dozens of local vendors to take to your tailgate. Giant Eagle Supermarket in the Ohio City neighborhood is the local chain of choice. Dave's Market & eatery Ohio City is another excellent nearby option. Heinen's Grocery Store downtown offers more premium selections. For beverages, Downtown Liquor is conveniently located.

Public Transit

• RTA Rail Lines
  The RTA is the Rapid Transit and Light Rail service in the city
  • Blue & Green Lines
    Both the Blue and Green lines stop at W 3rd St Station just outside of the stadium. Both lines serve the eastern suburbs out to Shaker Heights
  • Red Line
    The Red Line connects the West Side (including Cleveland Hopkins International Airport) to the East Side (Windermere) to downtown, terminated at Tower City Station. From there fans can walk about 20 minutes to the stadium or transfer to the Blue, Green or Waterfront Lines to the W 3rd St. Station
• The HealthLine (BRT)
  This is Cleveland’s flagship bus-rapid transit system. It runs 24/7 along Euclid Avenue, connecting Public Square to University Circle and East Cleveland. It terminates at Tower City Station where fans can walk about 20 minutes to the stadium or transfer to the Blue, Green or Waterfront Lines to the W 3rd St. Station

Rideshare

• Designated rideshare zones are on Erieside Avenue and Alfred Lerner Way. Expect surge pricing on game days. Walking south to East 4th Street or the Warehouse District after the game provides better pickup options and puts you near postgame bars.

Cleveland's pregame scene has been transformed by the city's restaurant and brewery renaissance. The Warehouse District, East 4th Street, Ohio City, and the Flats East Bank | Entertainment District all offer excellent options within walking distance or a short ride.

Pregame Bars & Restaurants

• Barley House
  A multi-level bar and restaurant on East 4th Street, one of Cleveland's premier nightlife destinations. The rooftop patio is a gameday favorite, and the atmosphere gets rowdy as kickoff approaches. About a 15-minute walk from the stadium.
• Noble Beast Brewing Co.
  A downtown Cleveland craft brewery on Lakeside Avenue offering thoughtfully brewed beers in a clean, modern taproom. Their English-style ales and lagers stand out in a city full of IPA-focused breweries.
• Masthead Brewing Co.
  A brewery and pizza spot in the Collinwood neighborhood known for creative craft beers and excellent Neapolitan-style pizza from a wood-fired oven.
• Mabel's BBQ
  Celebrity chef Michael Symon's barbecue restaurant on East 4th Street, specializing in Cleveland-style BBQ with Eastern European influences like kielbasa, pierogi, and smoked meats with a Rust Belt twist. The brisket and beef cheek pierogi are standouts.
• Flat Iron Cafe
  A historic bar in the Flats district that has been serving Cleveland since 1910. The waterfront location on the Cuyahoga River and old-school character make it a unique pregame experience.
• Saucy Brew Works - Cleveland's Award-Winning Brewery & Pizza
  Located in the Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood, this award winning brewery serves creative beers alongside quality pizza. The taproom is spacious and family friendly.
• Johnny's Downtown
  An upscale Italian restaurant on West 6th Street in the Warehouse District, serving classic Italian-American dishes in an elegant setting. If you want a nicer dinner, this is the spot.
• Bar 32
  A rooftop bar atop the Hilton Cleveland Downtown, offering panoramic views of Lake Erie and the city skyline with craft cocktails. An upscale option with a view.

• The Jim Brown Statue
  A bronze statue of arguably the greatest running back in NFL history stands outside the stadium’s east side.. Brown's dominance in the 1950s and 60s is a cornerstone of Browns history.
• Otto Graham Statue
  Located outside the southwest gate, this statue honors the Hall of Fame quarterback who led the team to ten consecutive title games.
• The Ring of Honor
  Located on the fascia of the upper deck, this display features the names of the Browns' greatest players
• Championship Banners
  The Browns' eight championships (4 AAFC: 1946–1949 and 4 NFL: 1950, 1954, 1955, 1964) are commemorated on the fascia of the upper deck in the southeast corner

• Dawg Pound (Sections 114-123)
  This area in the east end zone is one of the NFL's most famous fan sections. Named for the rabid fans who inhabit it, the Dawg Pound has been a fixture of Browns football since the original Municipal Stadium days. Fans in dog masks and face paint create a hostile environment for visiting teams.
• Field Seats
  These seats in the first row include cushioned, extra-wide seats and access to a private, climate-controlled club with all-inclusive food and drinks.
• Canada Dry City Club (South Side, 300 Level)
  This space services sections 301–316. It offers a climate controlled lounge, upscale food vendors, private restrooms, and the new Tito’s Bars.
• Moen Lake Club (North Side, 300 Level)
  This space services sections 324–339. It provides the same amenities as the City Club but with views of Lake Erie from the lounge.
• Luxury Suites
  Over 140 suites accommodate 12-24 guests with catering, private restrooms, and dedicated suite attendants.
• Upper Deck Lake Erie Views
  Sections 531-540 on the north side offer views of Lake Erie over the stadium rim

• Signature Items
  Mabel's BBQ, Cleveland Polish Boy (a Cleveland original; a kielbasa link with fries, coleslaw, and BBQ sauce on a bun), and pierogies round out the local specialties.
• Value Items
  Standard hot dogs, pretzels, nachos, and popcorn are available throughout.
• Drinks
  Great Lakes Brewing Company is the hometown favorite. Masthead Brewing, Fat Heads Brewing, and other Cleveland craft breweries are well-represented. Standard domestics are everywhere.