Huntington Bank Field

Huntington Bank Field is a sports and event venue in Cleveland and the current home field for the Browns. The venue also publishes event guidance for concerts and other special events, so some policies can change by event type.

The stadium address is 100 Alfred Lerner Way in Cleveland, Ohio 44114. For fans driving in, the venue says adjacent lots are reserved for passholders.

The venue also points guests to its parking partner, JustPark, for advance purchase. ADA parking is limited to the Tan Lot in the North Coast Harbor Lot area and is first-come, first-served.

Road closures can affect arrival and departure. The venue says closures may begin before event time, and during those periods access is restricted to certain approaches. For guests using rail, the venue identifies the W. 3rd St. Station as the closest station, with Tower City Center also serving downtown routes; the site notes a walk from Tower City via W. 3rd Street. Ride service drop-off and pick-up is described as most convenient on Lakeside Avenue between West 3rd and East 9th.

Huntington Bank Field does not allow re-entry on the same ticket except for a medical emergency, and it does not guarantee tickets purchased from unauthorized sources.

The venue enforces a clear bag policy in partnership with the NFL. It also permits diaper bags, nursing bags, and medical bags, with entry directed through the medical exception entrances at the south Canada Dry City Club entrances. Banners and signs are allowed at most events if they follow the venue’s content and material restrictions, but event-specific limits can apply.

Because the venue distinguishes among suite levels, club areas, and the general seating bowl, visitors should treat each premium space as separate from main-bowl seating.

Huntington Bank Field says it is ADA compliant and provides accessible seating support through the Ticketmaster Ticket Office and Guest Services. Accessible seating requests are encouraged in advance, while same-day ADA relocations are limited and not guaranteed. The venue also says relocations are for guests with ambulatory and mobility challenges and are handled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Service animals as defined by the U.S. Department of Justice are permitted, while emotional support animals, therapy animals, and pets are not.

The stadium is cashless. The venue says purchases must be made by contactless payment methods, and it provides Cash-to-Card machines at several locations if you arrive with cash. Alcohol sales require valid identification; guests must be 21 or older to purchase or consume alcohol, and guests under 30 are required to show ID. For Browns games, alcohol sales stop at the end of the third quarter.

The A-Z guide also says fans may bring some comfort items such as blankets and certain battery-powered warming items if the batteries are removable. Cameras are allowed for Browns games under restrictions, while concerts and other events follow event-specific rules. Dress and behavior standards are enforced, and visibly intoxicated or disorderly guests may be denied entry or ejected.