Cleveland Browns now selling PSLs for new stadium: I-Team

The Cleveland Browns have begun selling personal seat licenses for their planned enclosed stadium in Brook Park, which is projected to open in 2029. Haslam Sports Group President Dave Jenkins confirmed the launch, noting that the sales campaign started in recent weeks. The organization opened a dedicated sales center allowing prospective buyers to preview virtual views from every seat.

Final pricing details remain private, with team executives opting to discuss specific figures directly with customers. While prior fan surveys suggested premium seat packages reaching six digits, team officials stated there will be options across different price points. Meanwhile, Browns co-owner Jimmy Haslam defended the move to Brook Park despite ongoing pushback from Cleveland City Council.