May 7, 2022
Where To Buy 2022 Cleveland Browns Tickets
Primary market face-value tickets are available via Ticketmaster.
On the secondary market, TicketIQ has Fee-Free Cleveland Browns tickets which also include a Refund Guarantee. Our Refund Guarantee states that if an event is canceled or deemed unfit for fans to attend, TicketIQ will refund ticket buyers in as soon as 15 days. That means that you can buy from TicketIQ worry-free. Customers on TicketIQ save between 15%-25% compared to other secondary market ticketing sites.
How Much Are 2022 Cleveland Browns Tickets
The average list price on the secondary market for 2022 Browns tickets is $278. That price is the 6th lowest in the NFL this season and is 27% less than last year's average price, which was $379. Their most expensive game on the schedule is their November 27th match-up with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, which has an average list price of $418. The second highest priced game on the schedule is October 31st against the Bengals, which is expected to be Deshaun Watson's first home game after serving his six-game suspension. That game has an average list price of $385.
2022 Cleveland Browns Schedule & Opponents
- Home: Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Pittsburgh Steelers, Los Angeles Chargers, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets, Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
- Away: Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Pittsburgh Steelers, Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, Houston Texans, Miami Dolphins, Washington Football Team.
- Week 1: Sept. 11 at Carolina Panthers (1 p.m.)
- Week 2: Sept. 18: vs. New York Jets (1 p.m.)
- Week 3: Sept. 22 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (Thursday Night Football, 8:15 p.m)
- Week 4: Oct. 2 at Atlanta Falcons (1 p.m.)
- Week 5: Oct. 9 vs. Los Angeles Chargers (1 p.m.)
- Week 6: Oct. 16 vs. New England Patriots (1 p.m.)
- Week 7: Oct. 23: at Baltimore Ravens (1 p.m.)
- Week 8: Oct. 31 vs. Cincinnati Bengals (Monday Night Football, 8:15 p.m.)
- Week 9: Bye
- Week 10: Nov. 13: at Miami Dolphins (1 p.m.)
- Week 11: Nov. 20 at Buffalo Bills (1 p.m.)
- Week 12: Nov. 27: vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1 p.m.)
- Week 13: Dec. 4: at Houston Texans (1 p.m.)
- Week 14: Dec. 11 at Cincinnati Bengals (1 p.m.)
- Week 15: Dec. 17 or 18: vs. Baltimore Ravens (TBD)
- Week 16: Dec. 24: vs. New Orleans Saints (1 p.m.)
- Week 17: Jan. 1: at Washington Commanders (1 p.m.)
- Week 18: Jan. 7 or 8: at Pittsburgh Steelers (TBD)
Cleveland Browns 2022 Season Tickets
On the primary market, season tickets are no longer available, but each fan can join the waiting list and make up to four season ticket deposits for $100 per seat.
Cleveland Browns Club & Premium Seating Options
FirstEnergy Stadium has the following premium seating ticket options: there are four hospitality selections in addition to several suites.
The Landing, which accommodates 80 guests, is an outdoor club above the Dawg Pound. Each ticket has all-inclusive food and soft drinks along with two adult beverage drink tickets per each guest that is at least age 21.
The Orange and Brown Rooms, which are on the suite level, can have a combined 70 guests: 40 in the Orange Room, and 30 in the Brown Room. These rooms, which open two hours before kickoff, also have all-inclusive food and beverage.
The VIP Locker Room, which can have up to 40 guests and also opens two hours prior to kickoff, is found on the event level concourse. Like the other hospitality options, the ticket allows for all-inclusive food and beverage.
There are also suites options at FirstEnergy Stadium: there are enclosed (10 to 14 tickets), standard (13 to 16 tickets), and party (40 tickets) suites that can be purchased for a single game and for the whole season. These suites, which can be either city view or lake view, include complimentary game day programs and roster cards as well as wide, plush seating.
Cleveland Browns Mobile Ticketing
To manage your Browns tickets, the team has a mobile app available on the App Store and Google Play. The app is also used for mobile entry into the venue. The Browns require ticket holders to use mobile tickets to enter FirstEnergy Stadium, and it is suggested to add the ticket to your phone’s mobile wallet to avoid slow WIFI or cellular signal while entering the stadium.
How Much Are 2021 Cleveland Browns Tickets
At the Week 12 point of the season, the Browns are 6-5 and sit 4th in the AFC North. The team's attendance rate is 100% of full capacity so far. The average price for Browns tickets is $379, which is an increase of 95.4% from 2019. The cheapest remaining game at FirstEnergy Stadium is the December 18th game against the Raiders, where the cheapest tickets start under $50. The most expensive remaining home game of the season is on January 9th against the Bengals. For that game, the cheapest ticket starts at $75, with the cheapest lower level ticket going for $124 in section 144.
Cleveland Browns 2021 Attendance Policy
The Cleveland Browns are going to operate at full capacity for the 2021 season. The team is encouraging fans to follow CDC guidance that recommend wearing face coverings in all indoor settings when they attend games at FirstEnergy Stadium.Cleveland Browns 2021 Opponents & Schedule
Home: Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Pittsburgh Steelers, Arizona Cardinals, Chicago Bears, Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, Las Vegas Raiders.
Away: Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Pittsburgh Steelers, Green Bay Packers, Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots.
Week 1: Sep. 12 at Kansas City Chiefs 4:25 PM CBS
Week 2: Sep. 19 vs Houston Texans 1:00 PM CBS
Week 3: Sep. 26 vs Chicago Bears 1:00 PM FOX
Week 4: Oct. 3 at Minnesota Vikings 1:00 PM CBS
Week 5: Oct. 10 at Los Angeles Chargers 4:05 PM CBS
Week 6: Oct. 17 vs Arizona Cardinals 4:05 PM FOX
Week 7: Oct. 21 vs Denver Broncos (TNF) 8:20 PM FOX/NFLN/Amazon**
Week 8: Oct. 31 vs Pittsburgh Steelers 1:00 PM CBS
Week 9: Nov. 7 at Cincinnati Bengals 1:00 PM CBS
Week 10: Nov. 14 at New England Patriots 1:00 PM CBS
Week 11: Nov. 21 vs Detroit Lions 1:00 PM FOX
Week 12: Nov. 28 at Baltimore Ravens 8:20 PM NBC*
Week 13: BYE
Week 14: Dec. 12 vs Baltimore Ravens 1:00 PM CBS
Week 15: Dec. 18 or 19 (Sat/Sun) vs Las Vegas Raiders TBD
Week 16: Dec. 25 at Green Bay Packers 4:30 PM FOX/NFLN/Amazon**
Week 17: Jan. 3 at Pittsburgh Steelers (MNF) 8:15 PM ESPN
Week 18: Jan. 9 vs Cincinnati Bengals 1:00 PM CBS
* - Sunday night games in Weeks 5-17 subject to change; Week 18 game TBD
**NFL Network and Amazon simulcast subject to change
FirstEnergy Stadium Health and Safety Protocols
Physical Distancing
You are required to follow all six-foot physical distancing markers that will be displayed throughout common areas inside and outside stadiums. These markers will help you line up for security screening, restrooms, shops and concessions. Remember, we're in this together so please be respectful of other fans and their space.
Face Coverings
Face coverings will be mandatory for anyone in-stadium (fans and staff) and must be worn at all times (other than while actively eating or drinking), including during security screening. Look at it as another way to rock your team's colors and be a good teammate – Because wearing a face covering not only helps to protect you but also other patrons.
Hygiene
Hand sanitizer will be readily available for your use throughout the stadium, and fans are encouraged to use it regularly.
First Aid
If you're in the stadium and begin to feel ill, you should find help immediately. A dedicated isolation area will be available for any fan who begins to feel ill after entering the stadium. The stadium's onsite medical team will be fully prepared to treat you on-site and provide you with personal protective equipment (PPE), if necessary. If you feel ill at any point before leaving or on your way to the stadium, we ask that you please be a good teammate and stay home.
Directional Signage
Follow all posted signage to help maintain physical distancing. Check your team's specific guidelines to see if the use of staircases, elevators, and escalators are modified so that everyone flows in the same direction. Be smart and continue to abide by physical distancing markers that appear in elevators and on escalators.
Ingress and Egress
We are working to reduce congestion when entering and exiting stadiums. This includes utilizing different entrances and exits for stadium staff and fans. Check your team's specific guidelines to see if there are designated entrances and exits that you should use and to see if your team will be assigning or staggering arrival and departure times. This will be your safest play and will help save you time.
Proximity to Players and Each Other
The first several rows of seats closest to the field will be closed off to support physical distancing between fans and players. Stadiums will also be blocking off seats to support physical distancing among fans. Please stick to your assigned seats and be sure to check your team's guidelines for more details.
Pod Seating
Game tickets will be distributed in "pods" to support physical distancing between each group of ticketholders attending together, with the expectation that fans will be attending games with family members they have been sheltering with and/or with trusted acquaintances. These ticketing pods will be arranged six feet apart from the next seating pod (both in the same row and in front/behind the pod). For this reason, please make sure to sit in your assigned seat as stadiums will be blocking off unassigned seats as part of this effort.
Express Entry
FirstEnergy Stadium is now offering Express Entry making fan access a seamless experience. You will need to visit the enrollment site where you will be prompted to take a headshot photo with and without a mask. When you arrive at the stadium, you'll be able to save time by using the Express Entry kiosks located at each gate.
For additional information, visit the Browns website.
Cleveland Browns Mobile Ticketing
To manage your Browns tickets, the team has a mobile app available on the App Store and Google Play. The app is also used for mobile entry into the venue. The Browns require ticket holders to use mobile tickets to enter FirstEnergy Stadium, and it is suggested to add the ticket to your phone’s mobile wallet to avoid slow WIFI or cellular signal while entering the stadium.
How Much Are 2020 Cleveland Browns Tickets
On the primary market, the Browns single-game ticket website page includes Ticketmaster links to each game, and tickets start at $59 at FirstEnergy Stadium. The cheapest seats are upper-level tickets on November 1 against the Las Vegas Raiders and November 15 against the Houston Texans. The get-in prices for these contests on the secondary market are $70 and $59, respectively.
Although secondary market inventory is limited, TicketIQ has seats available for all Cleveland Browns home games. The average ticket price on TicketIQ is $332, which is in the middle of the pack in the league. The secondary market price for Browns tickets has increased by 71 percent since last year.
TicketIQ is committed to the cheapest tickets possible, and we make much less on sold out tickets compared to other major marketplaces like StubHub and Vivid. That means ticket buyers save from up to 25% on TicketIQ on sports, music and theater. We're able to do this because we also work with teams, venues, and other ticket owners, to help them sell tickets at face price, directly to consumers like you, through Ticketmaster and Seatgeek. For an overview of the 2020 NFL Ticket Buying landscape, and details on the cheapest way to get tickets for every team, visit the TicketIQ Blog.
Where To Buy 2019 Cleveland Browns Football Tickets
Cleveland Browns tickets went on sale on July 15th on the primary market through Ticketmaster, and immediately sold out, which is new territory for the Browns. The result is the secondary ticket market is the best way to find Browns ticket in 2019.
How Much Are 2019 Cleveland Browns Football Tickets
The average asking price for a Browns tickets on the secondary market is $194, up from $67 in 2018, and the highest of the decade. Browns tickets are still among the cheapest in NFL — they’re ranked No. 23 in terms of price — meaning fans get one of the best deals in the NFL for home games in Cleveland.
On the secondary market TicketIQ has Low Price Guarantees on Browns tickets for all games on the 2019 schedule, in addition to Low Price Guarantees on all NFL tickets, which means that if you find a secondary market ticket for less on a site like StubHub or SeatGeek, we’ll give you 200% of the difference in ticket credit. TicketIQ customers save an average of 5%-20% compared to StubHub and SeatGeek.
Ticket Prices For All Cleveland Browns Home Games On The 2019 Schedule
September 8 vs. Tennessee Titans
Secondary market average asking price/cheapest ticket: $219/$134
Dating back to their Houston Oilers days, the Titans and Browns have played consistently since 1970. The Browns hold an all-time series advantage, 35-31, but lost the last meeting, 12-9, in overtime on October 22, 2017. This game is the home and season opener for the Browns, and is one of four with a secondary market average asking price of more than $200.
September 22 vs. Los Angeles Rams
Secondary market average asking price/cheapest ticket: $217/$127
A big draw after getting to the Super Bowl last season, the Rams game is trending as the fourth priciest on the secondary market. The Browns and Rams have played on and off since 1950, but this game will be the Rams’ first visit to Cleveland since leaving St. Louis after the 2015 season. The Rams have won the last two, including the last meeting at St. Louis on October 25, 2015.
October 13 vs. Seattle Seahawks
Secondary market average asking price/cheapest ticket: $233/$113
The most expensive game on the secondary market, the Seahawks and Browns have played less than 20 times in history, most recently in 2015 at Seattle. This game will be the Seahawks first visit to Cleveland since 2011, when Seattle won, 6-3.
November 10 vs. Buffalo Bills
Secondary market average asking price/cheapest ticket: $185/$90
The Browns will be looking to break a two-game losing streak against the Bills. Both games were at Buffalo, and the teams last played in 2016. The Browns hold a 12-9 all-time series advantage and the Bills will be playing at Cleveland for the first time since 2013.
November 14 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
Secondary market average asking price/cheapest ticket: $232/$131
Cleveland’s closest regional rival, the Steelers and Browns both play in the AFC North, and this is the oldest rivalry in the NFL. Sometimes called the “Turnpike Rivalry” or the “Turnpike War,” the Steelers have owned the rivalry of late and have a 75-58-1 all-time series advantage. Though the Browns didn’t win a single game in 2017 while the Steelers won the division, Pittsburgh beat Cleveland twice, but by a total of only seven points. Last season, the teams played to a 21-21 tie on September 9 and the Steelers beat the Browns, 33-18, on October 28.
November 24 vs. Miami Dolphins
Secondary market average asking price/cheapest ticket: $156/$63
The second cheapest game in terms of secondary market average asking price, the Browns and Dolphins have little history. Cleveland has won the last two, in 2016 and 2013, but the Dolphins hold an 11-8 all-time series advantage. The game will be the first for Miami in Cleveland since 2013.
December 8 vs. Cincinnati Bengals
Secondary market average asking price/cheapest ticket: $148/$63
Another key regional rivalry, this game pits Ohio’s two NFL teams against each other. Both teams were founded by Paul Brown and the games are sometimes referred to as the “Battle of Ohio.” The Bengals have a 50-41 all-time series advantage, though Browns won both meetings last season. Despite the rivalry, this game is the cheapest on the secondary market.
December 22 vs. Baltimore Ravens
Secondary market averages asking price/cheapest ticket: $157/$65
The Ravens and the Browns have a bit of a complicated history, since the team now known as the Ravens began its life as the Cleveland Browns before Art Modell moved the team to Baltimore. The rivalry started in 1999 when Cleveland got its new Browns. The teams have never met in the postseason, and the Ravens hold a 30-10 all-time series advantage.
