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TicketIQ's pricing data has been featured in major publications such as The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Forbes, Mashable, and many others. TicketIQ does not charge any service fees, so the prices you see above are the final prices paid by our customers. On average, customers save 10%-15% per order when comparing prices to other secondary exchanges, which makes TicketIQ the cheapest source for tickets on the secondary market!How To Find Cheapest Browns Vs. Steelers Tickets in 2020
The Pittsburgh Steelers head to Cleveland this Sunday in a game where the Browns are looking to clinch their first playoff appearance since 2002 . Fans will be allowed to attend the game, but capacity at FirstEnergy Stadium will be limited.
Where To Buy Pittsburgh Steelers At Cleveland Browns Tickets on 1/3/21
Primary market tickets for the game are sold out.
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How Much Are Pittsburgh Steelers At Cleveland Browns Tickets
With reduced capacity at FirstEnergy Stadium and secondary market inventory limited, the average price for
Browns vs Steelers is $687 with the get-in price sitting at $291. Those prices make this the most expensive game of the NFL season so far. The two teams' earlier meeting in Pittsburgh is also in the top 3. Prices go as high as $3,100+ for lower level sideline seats near the 50.
How To Find Cheapest Browns Vs. Ravens Tickets in 2020
Where To Buy Cleveland Browns At Baltimore Ravens Tickets on 9/13/20
Tickets to the season opener for both teams, set for Sunday, September 13, are sold out on the primary market, according to Ticketmaster. This game between the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium is an AFC North matchup.
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How Much Are Cleveland Browns At Baltimore Ravens Tickets
Though primary market tickets are sold out, fans can shop the
secondary market where TicketIQ shows seats available on the 500 and 200 Levels. The cheapest seat is listed at $168 in Upper Sideline 503, Row 16, above the 20-yard line. There are 10 500-Level sections still available, and the priciest is listed at $268 in Upper Midfield 526, Row 13 above the 50-yard line.
On the 200 Club Level, there are two sections remaining on the Browns side of the field, and one on the Ravens side. Above the Steelers sideline, seats in Club 251, Row 13 are listed for $456, and seats in Club 201, Row 3 are listed at $594. On the Ravens side, seats in Section 225 above the 30-yard line start at $629 in Row 5.
Seats in these sections include access to lounges outfitted with full bars, high-end rest rooms and plenty of flat-screen televisions. Club seats are also wider and more comfortable than standard seats.
On the secondary market, the average asking price for a ticket to this game is $321.
Where To Buy Baltimore Ravens At Cleveland Browns Tickets on 12/14/20
Primary market tickets to this AFC North matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns are available via
Ticketmaster. The game is set for Sunday, December 14.
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How Much Are Baltimore Ravens At Cleveland Browns Tickets
On the primary market, the cheapest ticket on Ticketmaster is $75 in Section 516 high up on the corner. The priciest 500-Level seats are $200 in Sections 535, at the 30-yard line on the Ravens side, and 508, at the 50-yard line on the Browns side. On field level, seats in the end-zone "Dawg Pound" sections are priced at $225, and the least expensive field-level seats are $175 in multiple corner sections. 50-yard line field-level seats are available behind the Ravens bench in Sections 108 and 109 for $350.
On the
secondary market, the cheapest seats listed are $116 in corner Section 530, Row 12, and the priciest tickets are listed at $1,335 in Section 134, Row 1 behind the Browns bench. There are also Club-Level seats available on the secondary market, in Club 304, Row 2 on the Ravens side for $594; and in Club 331, Row 6 for $629 and Club 334, Row 2 for $975, both on the Browns side. Club ticket holders get access to lounges, cushier seats and other premium amenities.
Overall, the average secondary market asking price for a ticket to this game is $387.
How To Find Cheapest Bengals Vs. Browns Tickets in 2020
Where To Buy Cincinnati Bengals At Cleveland Browns Tickets on 9/17/20
A limited number of primary market tickets to this Thursday Night Football Game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns set for September 17 are available via
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How Much Are Cincinnati Bengals At Cleveland Browns Tickets
On the primary market, tickets start at $150 on the ends of the sidelines in the 500 sections. Section 535 is the only 500-Level section between the 30-yard lines with availability, and tickets are $200. The only other level available is field level, where seats start at $175 in the end zone and go up to $350 for seats in Sections 107, 108, 109 and 110 between the 30-yard lines on the Bengals side and in Sections 135A and 135B between the 20- and 30-yard lines on the Browns side.
On the
secondary market, tickets start at $125 in sideline Section 540, overlooking the end zone. There are seats available in multiple locations on the 200 Level, including in NC 9, Row C, which is a Club Section, for $526. Ticket holders get access to the North Club, located in the end zone, as well as other premium amenities. The cheapest Club Seats listed are in Club West 230, Row M above the end zone on the sideline on the Browns side. Field-level seats range in price from $180 in Section 122, Row Y in the end zone to $1,404 in Lower Level 145, Row A in the end zone.
Overall, the average asking price on the secondary market for a ticket to this game is $338, and there are currently fewer than 300 tickets available on the secondary market.
Where To Buy Cleveland Browns At Cincinnati Bengals Tickets on 10/25/20
According to the
Cincinnati Bengals website, the team will make single-game tickets on the primary available later this summer. Fans can join a mailing list to be notified of when tickets become available. This AFC North game between the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals is scheduled for Sunday, October 25.
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How Much Are Cleveland Browns At Cincinnati Bengals Tickets
For fans wanting to secure tickets before they become available on the primary market, TicketIQ can help.
Secondary market tickets are available in some 300 and 100 Level sections at Paul Brown Stadium. The cheapest seats available are listed for $84 in Upper Sideline 315, Row 23 on the sideline overlooking the end zone, and the priciest seats are listed for $589 in Lower Sideline 111, Row 21 at the 40-yard line behind the Bengals bench. The least expensive field-level seats are $170 in Lower Sideline 148, Row 10 on the corner. Overall, the average asking price on the secondary market is $233.
Club Sections at Paul Brown Stadium are located on the 200 Level, which is not available on the secondary market for this game.
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Which NFL Teams Are Allowing Fans?
| TEAM | AVG ATTENDANCE | CURRENT MAX CAPACITY |
| Dallas | 26,466 | 31,700 |
| Jacksonville | 15,669 | 16,800 |
| Tampa Bay | 13,868 | 16,500 |
| Kansas City | 13,188 | 16,000 |
| Houston | 12,409 | 13,300 |
| Miami | 11,872 | 13,000 |
| Tennessee | 11,348 | 14,520 |
| Indianapolis | 9,932 | 12,500 |
| Cleveland | 9,412 | 12,000 |
| Cincinnati | 8,973 | 12,000 |
| Atlanta | 7,810 | 10,000 |
| Carolina | 5,392 | 5,240 |
| New Orleans | 3,295 | 3,000 |
FirstEnergy Stadium Seating Chart + Rows, Seat Numbers and Club Seats
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The Los Angeles Rams are making their first trip to Cleveland since moving back to the City of Angels, and the game is sold out on the primary market, meaning fans' only option to get into First Energy Stadium Sunday is via the secondary market. The cheapest seat still available is trending at $128 in Upper Level 503.
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