Cleveland Browns - Fans Don't Let Fans Drive Drunk

About | Designated Driver Program Standings | Creative Elements

The Cleveland Browns promote responsible drinking and positive fan behavior at Cleveland Browns Stadium. The Browns alcohol management plan ensures that fans have a safe and fun experience.

Cleveland Browns
Designated-Driver Program
In Action

Track how many Browns fans have pledged to be Designated Drivers so far this season

Responsibility Partners

DNC Sportservice
Levy Restaurants
Anheuser-Busch
Tenable
TEAM Coalition

Fan Code of Conduct:

The Cleveland Browns Stadium staff and our partners are dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable experience to all fans in attendance. Please be courteous and respectful to those seated around you and refrain from behavior that interferes with others' ability to enjoy the event. When attending an event at Cleveland Browns Stadium you are required to refrain from the following:

Behavior that is socially unacceptable, offensive, unruly, or illegal in nature
Using or displaying foul or inflammatory language or gestures
Verbal or physical harassment of opposing team fans
Throwing objects onto the field
Entering the playing field or interfering with the progress of the game
Failing to follow instructions or refusing to show your ticket stub when asked by a Stadium representative
Attempting to sit in seats for which you are not properly ticketed
Intoxication or other signs of alcohol impairment that results in irresponsible behavior
Excessive standing - please be aware that when you stand, you block the view of the fans behind you. We do not wish to diminish your ability to cheer and enjoy the game; however, your continued standing can interfere with others' ability to enjoy the game from their seats
Smoking- In compliance with chapter 3794 on the Ohio Revised Code, smoking is prohibited in Cleveland Browns Stadium

Event patrons are responsible for their conduct as well as the conduct of their guests and/or persons using their tickets. Stadium staff will strive to maintain an atmosphere where all fans in attendance can enjoy the event free from the above behaviors. Event patrons and guests in violation of these provisions will be subject to ejection, arrest, and loss of ticket privileges for future events.

If the behavior of a fan or fans around you becomes disruptive or violates the Fan Code of Conduct, the incident should be reported to the nearest Stadium representative. To report an incident anonymously during an event, a call can be placed to the "Tip Line" at 440-824-6000 or Text BROWNS to 78247. On non-event days, fans can reach us at 440-824-6284 or e-mail us at Fansquad@clevelandbrowns.com. These policies will be strictly enforced.

Alcohol Service Policies:

Age to Check ID:		30 and younger
Max Alcohol Drinks:		2/person/possession; 1 for night games
Maximum Cup Size:		16 oz
Liquor Sold:		Clubs & Suites only

Cut-off Policies:

Concession Stands:		End of the 3rd Quarter
Hawkers:		End of the 3rd Quarter
Clubs/Suites:		1 Hr After Game Ends
Night Games:		End of Halftime

Tailgating Policies:

Time Lots Open:		Day Games - 5 Hours before Kick-off Sunday Night Games - 4 Hours before Kick-off Monday Night Games - 3 Hours before Kick-off
Prohibited Items:		Glass containers, kegs, funnels
Permitted Items:		Plastic bottles, cans, small BBQs

Text Messaging System:

Fans can send a text or call to report Fan Code of Conduct violations.

Text Number:		78247 text keyword "BROWNS" Message
Hotline Number:		440-824-6000

TV Public Service Announcements:

NFL Designated Driver	Browns Designated Driver

Designated Driver Program:

There are 8 locations of the Anheuser-Busch "Good Sport" designated-driver program at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Fans who pledge to be designated drivers receive a complimentary soft drink and a chance to be selected as the Designated Driver for the Game. Designated Drivers for the Game are recognized on the stadium video board and receive a special prize each game.

2009 Cleveland Browns Total:

2,186

2009 League Total:

152,000

TEAM Coalition | NFL.com | Responsibility Has Its Rewards