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North - Cincinnati Bengals
- Paul Brown Stadium |
One Paul Brown Stadium
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Name: Paul Brown Stadium
Home Team: Cincinnati Bengals
CAPACITY: 65393
PLAYING SURFACE: GRASS
YEAR OPENED: 2000
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Paul Brown Stadium, home of the Cincinnati Bengals,
has become a pace setter in the NFL since its opening
in 2000. Prior to moving into Paul Brown Stadium,
the Bengals played at Cinergy Field, a multipurpose
stadium. In the mid 1990’s the team began
wanting a new football only facility. In 1996, voters
approved a bill that allowed a new stadium to be
built. The stadium was constructed just a couple
of blocks away from Cinergy Field along the banks
of the Ohio River. Ground breaking ceremonies took
place on April 25, 1998. Unlike many other teams
in the NFL, the Bengals decided not to sell the
naming rights to the stadium. Instead they decided
to honor their founder, Paul Brown, and name the
stadium, Paul Brown Stadium.
The Bengals inaugural first game at Paul Brown
Stadium was on September 10, 2000. Outside, the
stadium has a sleek futuristic architecture look.
Over 65,000 green seats are located throughout Paul
Brown Stadium. The lower deck circles the entire
playing field. A club level and upper deck are located
on both sides of the field. An additional second
deck of seats is located beyond the north end zone.
There are video/scoreboards located above the seats
in the south and north end zones. Paul Brown Stadium
has several amenities including 144 luxury suites,
over 7,000 club seats, two club restaurants, and
a Bengals team store. Fans attending games at Paul
Brown Stadium receive tremendous views of the Cincinnati
skyline and the Ohio River. Because of the continued
turf problems with the grass at Paul Brown Stadium,
the Bengals decided to replace the surface with
FieldTurf after the 2003 season.
Unlike many teams that begin to win more games
once moving into a new stadium, the Bengals have
continued lose more games than they win. This has
caused many fans to stay away from the stadium,
causing record low crowds at Paul Brown Stadium.
However in 2003, as the team began to win more the
Bengals were able to sell out Paul Brown Stadium
several times.
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Construction
Began: April 25, 1998
Opened: September 10, 2000
Cost: $453 Million
Architect: NBBJ |
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