Cleveland Browns Suites

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Location: FirstEnergy Stadium

FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland, OH

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Cleveland Browns Suite Prices and Details

How much do Cleveland Browns suites cost?

Cleveland Browns suite rentals at FirstEnergy Stadium typically cost between $8,000-$16,000 per game prior to catering expenses. Single-game pricing depends on team performance, opponent, day of the week, and suite size. Primetime games on a Monday, Thursday, or Sunday night are high-demand. As are... MORE

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How many guests can fit in a Browns suite?

Suites for Cleveland Browns games come in various sizes and configurations. Most suites have a capacity in the range of 16-23. Every suite will come with a base quantity of tickets with the option to purchase additional suite tickets, space permitting, and if needed.

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Suite Levels at FirstEnergy Stadium

200 Level Suite

16 Tickets

3 Parking

Catering Available

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400 Level Suite

17 Tickets

3 Parking

Catering Available

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FirstEnergy Stadium Event Planning Guide

Catering

In-suite catering is available to purchase for all suites at FirstEnergy Stadium. Catering is not included in the price of suite rentals. On average, SEG clients spend $100 per person in their group. Catering is not required and there is no minimum spend.

Parking and Transportation

Prepaid VIP passes are valid in one of the Yellow, Tan, Purple, Orange or Red Lots. A rideshare pick-up/drop-off point is located at Lakeside Avenue between West 3rd and East 9th. Parking lots open 4 hours prior to kick-off.

Budget

FirstEnergy Stadium luxury boxes vary widely in cost. Cleveland Browns (NFL) football suite prices depend on opponent, day of the week and suite size/level. Browns suites cost, on average, $10,000-$15,000 prior to catering expenses. Third-party events such as concerts can range from $4,000-$15,000.

Club Access

Suite ticket holders at FirstEnergy Stadium have full access to Club Level. Popular Clubs/Lounges include the KeyBank Club, Hardland Club, Club 46, 7UP City Club, and Lake Club. Each club has a unique interior layout with upscale furnishings, HDTVs, bars, and many gourmet food options.

Dress Code

There is no dress code for the suite levels at FirstEnergy Stadium. Corporate groups are typically dressed in business casual attire. However, it is more common to see suite level patrons in casual clothing or team-branded apparel. Some suites at FirstEnergy Stadium are fully-enclosed. All suites... MORE

Venue Bag Policy

FirstEnergy Stadium adheres to the NFL's standard Clear Bag Policy. Backpacks, briefcases and coolers are not permitted. The only permissible bags are clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC smaller than 12"x 6"x 12". Small purses or clutch bags are permitted provided they are smaller than 4.5"x 6.5".

Entrances

Suite patrons can use the North Grand Staircase or the Southwest 7UP City Club Entrances for expedited entry into the stadium. Elevators and escalators can take guests from Club Level to the suites.

Child Ticket Policy

Children 2 years of age and under do not require a separate ticket for admission. Strollers are NOT permitted inside FirstEnergy Stadium. Suite can provide a great private environment for families and groups entertaining with younger children.

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Browns Spotlight

Current NFL Season

In just one year, the Cleveland Browns have gone from 0-16 to possibly the most exciting time since the franchise returned to the NFL in 1999.

Baker Mayfield was taken with the top pick in the 2018 NFL Draft with mixed reviews, but the Heisman Trophy winner out of Oklahoma quickly silenced the critics by infusing his confidence and swagger into a franchise that desperately needed it. Mayfield became the starting quarterback in Week 4 and turned in a 6-7 record with 27 touchdowns against only 14 interceptions.

After Hue Jackson was fired midway through the 2018 season, the Browns turned to offensive coordinator Freddy Kitchens to lead the team in 2019 and beyond. The rapport Kitchens and Mayfield developed as the 2018 season went on led to Kitchens being the underdog favorite to land the job, and many were surprised when he got it.

Looking back, the Browns really... MORE

In just one year, the Cleveland Browns have gone from 0-16 to possibly the most exciting time since the franchise returned to the NFL in 1999.

Looking back, the Browns really scored in the early rounds of the 2018 draft, as not only did they select Mayfield, but they also picked Georgia running back Nick Chubb with the sixth pick of the second round. Chubb went on to rush for 996 yards and eight touchdowns, despite only starting nine games.

Jarvis Landry was signed last year to provide a veteran presence in the wide receiving corps, and now he makes a spectacular one-two punch with the big acquisition of the 2019 offseason – Odell Beckham, Jr.

The ultra-talented wide receiver was traded by the Giants, as many believe he wore out his welcome in New York. Regardless, the Browns now have one of the most exciting quarterback-wide receiving tandems in the game.

You can capitalize on this excitement and see the Browns in style by catching a game in a luxury suite at FirstEnergy Stadium. Enjoy not only pristine views of the game, but views of the city or lake on the other side of the suite. You can also take advantage of keeping up with games around the league with TVs equipped with NFL Sunday Ticket, and enjoy culinary delights from some of Cleveland’s finest chefs.

The stadium itself has undergone several renovations in recent years to include upgraded LED boards, increased seating capacity in the lower bowl to improve sight lines, and new escalators in each end zone to improve the flow of foot traffic as fans move throughout the stadium.

The biggest games of the 2019 season for the Browns will be against their rivals in the AFC North: two battles each – both home and away – with Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Cincinnati. The rest of the home schedule includes matchups with Tennessee, the Los Angeles Rams (Sunday night game), Seattle, Buffalo, and Miami. Road games outside of the division will be contested at the New York Jets (Monday night game), San Francisco (Monday night game), New England, Denver, and Arizona.

Past Spotlights

Posted Apr 9, 2018

There is more energy and optimism surrounding the 2018 Cleveland Browns than there was in the past two decades combined. A wild off-season with bold trades and two top four draft selections has proven that new general manager John Dorsey isn’t messing around. Enter Baker Mayfield, Denzel Ward, Tyrod Taylor, and Jarvis Landry, and now there is legitimate talent and firepower on the Cleveland roster. After going 1-31 the past two seasons, these types of aggressive moves are necessary to turn a depleted franchise back on the right track.

John Dorsey flipped a third rounder for Tyrod Taylor, who head coach Hue Jackson has said will be the starting quarterback in Week 1. Taylor has had a controversial career, but he is a legitimate starting quarterback who helped the Buffalo Bills make a surprising run to the playoffs last year. In perhaps Dorsey’s biggest trade, the Browns acquired wide receiver Jarvis Landry from the Miami Dolphins in exchange for a fourth rounder and a seventh rounder in 2019. Despite playing just 4 years in the NFL, Landry already has 400 receptions and over 4,000 receiving yards. The additions of Tyrod Taylor and Jarvis Landry, along with a healthy and consistent Josh Gordon, will provide the Browns offense with the playmaking ability they have so desperately needed.

Last year’s #1 overall pick Myles Garrett will look to build off a strong rookie season in 2017. Garrett has future Pro Bowler written all over him. He will be joined by the #1 and #4 overall picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, Baker Mayfield and Denzel Ward. Despite the surprise around the league after the Browns took Baker Mayfield first overall, Cleveland has all the confidence in the world he will be their quarterback of the future. Mayfield is a proven winner, accurate thrower, and an exceptional leader. The former Heisman Trophy winner worked his way up from a small school walk on to the face of college football and now the first overall pick of the NFL Draft. The question for now is: will he start in 2018? On the defensive side of the football, rookie cornerback Denzel Ward will join forces with second year player Jabrill Peppers in the secondary. The youth movement is taking over in Cleveland!

Despite the exciting off-season additions, the Browns will be without long time offensive tackle Joe Thomas for the first time in 12 years. Through all the years of disappointment, Joe Thomas was that one sign of consistency in the locker room. He retires as a 6x All-Pro selection, a 10x Pro Bowler, and a future first ballot Hall of Famer.

FirstEnergy Stadium expects to host an animated, revitalized fan base in 2018. The Cleveland Browns 2018 home opponents are the Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs, and Los Angeles Chargers.

You can see the new look Browns from the comfort of a private luxury suite at FirstEnergy Stadium. A Cleveland Browns luxury suite at FirstEnergy Stadium includes 20 tickets and 4 VIP parking passes. Guests will receive private entry into FirstEnergy Stadium and exclusive access to VIP lounges inside. A Browns suite is a climate-controlled environment with upscale furnishing. Amenities in a Cleveland Browns suite include HDTVs, premium in-suite catering, interior lounge seating, exterior balcony seating and a dedicated suite attendant.

Posted May 19, 2017

The Cleveland Browns enter 2017 with a new franchise player and future NFL superstar. The Browns selected defensive end Myles Garrett with the first overall pick in the 2017 NFL draft. Fortunately for the Browns, the best overall player in the draft also happened to play the most impactful defensive position. Myles Garrett represents the Browns' highest upside pick in the last 5 seasons. Successful NFL re-builds usually have one factor in common - it starts with defense. In Myles Garrett, the Browns are getting an athletic specimen. At the defensive end position, Garrett has the physical ability to take over a game singlehandedly. Garrett, along with the Browns' other first round selection, defensive back Jabrill Peppers, now gives the Browns not one, but two, elite playmakers that this team has been missing for a decade. Garrett and Peppers have the ability to set a new tone for Cleveland's defense in 2017 - fans have every reason to believe this can be the start of something special.

The Browns also selected quarterback DeShone Kizer in the fourth round of the NFL draft. Kizer has the intangibles of a franchise quarterback. If Kizer is tutored correctly, expect him to take over the starting quarterback job in 2017. Many NFL scouts gave Kizer a first round talent grade - for the Browns to steal him in the fourth round, his value has the potential to re-shape the franchise for years to come. Whether Cody Kessler or DeShone Kizer is under center, the Browns have two solid running backs in Isaiah Crowell and Duke Johnson, and a physical receiver in Kenny Britt. Britt has long been underappreciated for his crisp route running, physical play, and strong hands.

Not only did the Browns add two electric playmakers in the draft, but they also made a series of very sound acquisitions on the offensive line. The addition of Center JC Tretter and Pro-Bowl Guard Kevin Zeitler to compliment former first round picks, Joe Thomas and Joel Bitonio, turns a weakness into a position of strength. The Browns are well on their way to competing the AFC East and 2017 will be an exciting time to watch these young players impact this organization.

In 2017, the Browns will host the following opponents at FirstEnergy Stadium: Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, New York Jets, Tennessee Titans, and the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Stadium and Suites: You can see the new-look Browns from the comfort of a private luxury suite at FirstEnergy Stadium (formerly Cleveland Browns Stadium). A Cleveland Browns luxury suite at FirstEnergy Stadium includes 20 tickets and 4 VIP parking passes. Guests will receive private entry into FirstEnergy Stadium and exclusive access to VIP lounges inside. A Browns suite is a climate-controlled environment with upscale furnishing. Amenities in a Cleveland Browns suite include HDTVs, premium in-suite catering, interior lounge seating, exterior balcony seating and a dedicated suite attendant.