After missing the playoffs for two straight seasons, the Cleveland Browns returned to the postseason last season. As a result, all Cleveland Browns season ticket holders will see an increase in ticket prices in 2024.

Cleveland Browns Increasing Ticket Prices

According to a Cleveland Fox 8 News article, “The majority of club-level seats, all mezzanine and deck level tickets, and nearly half of all lower bowl seats will see an increase in price, but it will only be by $20. Most upper-bowl ticket prices will increase by no more than $5, and the remaining seat prices by no more than $10.

The good news is that prices aren’t rising significantly, but no one likes to see price increases for any reason.

Approximately 8,000 people are on the waiting list for Cleveland Browns season tickets, according to a News Channel 5 article.

Given that Cleveland has long been a fantastic football town, the fact that 8,000 fans are vying for Browns season tickets is not surprising. Many supporters would be happy to pay a little bit more this season to witness a fantastic team because they had to endure the difficult years of winning very few or none at all.

A New Stadium Could Be Coming Soon

According to rumors, Jimmy Haslam, the current owner of the Browns, purchased land in the nearby city of Brookpark, which may one day serve as the location of a new stadium.

The Browns will stay in their current stadium for the upcoming several years as their lease expires in 2028. Nonetheless, Cleveland may get a new stadium with a dome in the near future.

After such a successful season in 2023, Browns supporters are eager for the 2024 campaign, and this fall, the Dawg Pound will be ready for even another incredible season.