Browns Fans know Tailgating Cleveland Browns fans are well known throughout the league for hosting some of its best tailgating. But to locate the true die hards, visitors will find that Cleveland's premiere tailgaters setup shop in the Cleveland Municipal Parking Lot, widely known in tailgating circles as the "Muni Lot". Walking through the Muni Lot, you're sure to be astounded by the number and creativity of custom tailgate cruisers that are parked there as well as the off-the-wall fan traditions that have evolved in that area. Converted school buses and trailers, vans and trucks are painted in traditional Cleveland Browns orange and brown; some with massive football helmets attached on the front of the vehicle, some that look like overgrown dawgs in honor of the team's unofficial mascot. I even saw a couple of trailers with shingled roofs and full covered back porches that truly looked like fully framed mobile homes on wheels. It's easily one of the most unique tailgating areas you'll find in the NFL. So if you're heading to Cleveland for a Browns game I would strongly suggest you arrive early to check out some of the pregame tailgating activities. We got some exceptional seats from TicketCity and watched a thrilling overtime game between the hometown Brownies and the New York Jets. It was an incredible day of NFL football! January 3, 2011

Excellent Service Very good seats but not excellent. I purchased 2 seats in Row 1 opposite end of the dawg pound, thinking that Row 1 was in the front row, WRONG it was in the 3rd row. I was told later that the lower deck rows start out 1A, 1B and then 1 "BUMMER" The service I received from Ticket City was excellent, I ordered and received the tic's the next day and the prices were better than the other Ticket Agencies. I will buy from Ticket City Again. September 21, 2010

Who let the Dawgs out? Okay, watching the Browns of late since they came back in '99 is more like, "Who let the Puppies out?" However, FINALLY with some STRONG leadership in Holmgren we have a CHANCE!! There's nothing like a seat in the Dawg Pound where the TRUE fans sit! Munching on a Milk-Bone dog biscuit during the game is always "tasty" too! The tickets available through TicketCity are tops and make for a FANTASTIC game experience! Woof, woof, woof!! Let the 2010 season begin!! I'm ready with my seats from TicketCity! August 18, 2010

Great Experience! My family and I had a great time at the game, Browns & Eagles. Ticket City was great. I received my tickets well in advance. I would definitely recommend purchasing from Ticket City. Thanks! September 11, 2012

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CLEVELAND BROWNS
Although the Cincinnati Bengals have gained fanfare throughout the years as one of the best teams to come out of Ohio, the Cleveland Browns prove that there's room for two contenders in the state. The franchise, which was established in 1946, has made 28 playoff appearances since debuting as a professional football team.

The Browns are arguably one of the most dominant teams in the history of the National Football League. Cleveland has won eight Super Bowls, their latest one coming in 1964. Although it's been awhile since the team has made it to the big game, they have made a number of postseason appearances throughout the years to prove that they're still a threat in the American Football Conference.

Cleveland's last debut in the playoffs occurred in 2002. Since then, the team has been working on restructuring its roster to make another push for the postseason.

Throughout its history, the Browns have seen a number of former players make it into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. These legends include Bobby Mitchell, Len Ford and Bill Willis. The team is tied for having the fifth largest number of players in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.