Section 344 at Huntington Bank Field

(2026 Review) - Mid-Priced 300 Level: Non-club 300-level seating that costs less than the lower bowl or club level but keeps you out of the upper deck.  Sections Included: Covers sections 317-323 and 340-350, all in the endzone or corners.  Best Scoreboard Views: These seats have the best views of the stadium's two primary scoreboards.  Dawg Pound Overlap: Sections 317-323 are part of the Dawg Pound.  Barstool Seats: Available at the top of sections 317-321 and 349-350.  Who Should Sit Here  The Mezzanine Level at Huntington Bank Field is a smart pick for fans who want to avoid the upper deck without paying the higher prices found in the lower level or club level. It's a solid middle-ground option for budget-minded fans who still want an elevated, comfortable vantage point.  Mezzanine Level Seating Details  The Mezzanine Level is the name given to 300-level sections that do not have club access. On the Browns Seating Chart, this includes sections 317-323 and 340-350. Sections 317-323 are part of the Dawg Pound.  Views from the Mezzanine Level  All Mezzanine Level sections have an elevated view from the endzone or corner. These seats also offer the best views of the stadium's two primary scoreboards.  Good to Know  Barstool seats are found at the top of sections 317-321 and 349-350 if you prefer that style of seating. 

- Mezzanine Level Endzone sections offer the highest views from behind the endzones, but are still located on the second seating at Browns Stadium. With the large videoboards above each of the endzones, fans will have great views of replays and highlights, which will help keep you involved in action as the ball moves to the opposite end of the field. Sections on the east side of the mezzanine level endzone are part of the “Dawg Pound” which is where you will find some of the most devoted Cleveland Browns football fans.  Another notable aspect to the east endzone on the Mezzanine Level is the Bud Light Party Deck section (317A). Fans here will be close to a number of bars and a plethora of televisions broadcasting those important fantasy football updates.