Cleveland Browns
Venue and travel guide
Venue and location
Address
100 Alfred Lerner Way
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City
Cleveland
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State
OH
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Venue name
Huntington Bank Field
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Zip code
44114
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Parking
Guide url
https://huntingtonbankfield.com/directions-parking/
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Hours
Passholder lots open 4 hours before kickoff; Muni Lot opens 5 a.m. for 1 p.m. games; lots generally close 1 hour after the event.
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Premium
VIP Valet Parking powered by Ken Ganley Companies off Erieside Ave. (opens 2 hours pre-kickoff); season passholder lots in North Coast Harbor area.
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Public transport
GCRTA rail (Waterfront/Blue/Green to W. 3rd St. Station) strongly recommended; free parking at outlying rail stations.
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Recommended lots
Lot A (lakefront) for north gate; Gateway Garage for south entrance
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Traffic
West 3rd and East 9th exits off Route 2 (Shoreway) close ~3 hours before kickoff; use I-90 exits at Ontario (171), East 9th (172A), Prospect (173A) or Superior (173C) for downtown parking; stadium-area roads stay closed ~1 hour post-game.
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Public transportation
App
Transit App with EZfare; service info at riderta.com.
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Ferry
None serving the stadium.
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Shuttles
Dropoff
W. 3rd St. Station, directly across from the stadium; South Harbor Station also nearby.
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Notes
Private group shuttles/party buses must use public drop zones; check riderta.com for gameday service alerts.
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Operator
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA).
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Pickup
N/A officially; RTA riders board at any Red/Blue/Green Line station and transfer at Tower City.
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Bicycles
Share distance
Dockless devices typically within 1-2 blocks downtown; varies by day.
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Share station
No docked bike-share at the stadium; dockless e-bikes/e-scooters are staged throughout downtown including near North Coast Harbor.
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Valet
None offered.
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Accessibility
Fun fact
The Canada Dry City Club entrances double as staffed medical-exception gates where restricted medical devices and bags are reviewed for smooth entry.
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Sensory
Sensory rooms at sections 118, 349, and 514; free sensory Comfort Kits (noise-canceling headphones, fidgets, weighted blankets) at Guest Services with ID deposit.
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Service animals
Trained service animals (DOJ definition) welcome via the south Canada Dry City Club entrances; emotional support animals and pets not allowed.
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Food and vendors
Parking Apps Accepted
JustPark (official partner); third-party SpotHero/ParkMobile/ParkWhiz work for nearby private lots.
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Venue history
Capacity (source context unspecified)
67,895
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Original capacity
73,200.
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Original name
Cleveland Browns Stadium (1999-2013); later FirstEnergy Stadium (2013-2023), Cleveland Browns Stadium again (2023-24), and Huntington Bank Field since 2024.
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Retired numbers
Browns retired numbers honored in-stadium: 14 Otto Graham, 32 Jim Brown, 45 Ernie Davis, 46 Don Fleming, 76 Lou Groza (plus the Ring of Honor).
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Venue details
Climate
Exposed Lake Erie site — notorious for cold lake winds and late-season lake-effect snow; swirling wind through the open end zones affects the kicking game.
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Features
Two large HD video boards behind each end zone (2014 renovation) plus corner ribbon boards; Dawg Pound bleacher section; open Lake Erie views.
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Orientation
Roughly east-west, with the Dawg Pound bleachers in the east end zone.
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