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Paul Brown Stadium
Located along the banks of the Ohio River and home of the
Cincinnati Bengals, Paul Brown Stadium has become one of the best
stadiums in the NFL. Prior to moving into Paul Brown Stadium, the Bengals played
at Riverfront Stadium, a multipurpose stadium that they shared
with the Cincinnati Reds (MLB). As Riverfront Stadium began to
show its age and as the shift throughout the sport shifted towards
new football only stadiums, the Bengals focused on getting a new
stadium built. In 1996, voters approved a referendum that
allowed a new stadium to be built. The stadium was
constructed just blocks away from Riverfront Stadium. 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. Although for many years the
Bengals were a terrible team, that drew poorly, over the past
several years, fans have started to support the team more as the
team continues to build a winning franchise.
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FACTS AND FIGURES |
2008 BENGALS SCHEDULE |
-Name: Paul Brown Stadium
-Location: Cincinnati, OH
-Tenant:
Cincinnati Bengals
-Capacity:
65,600
-Surface:
FieldTurf
-Construction Began:
April 25, 1998
-Opened:
September 10, 2000
-Cost:
$453 Million
-Architect:
NBBJ
-Seating Chart |
-9/7 - at Baltimore -
1:00pm
-9/14 - TENNESSEE - 1:00pm
-9/21 - at NY Giants - 1:00pm
-9/28 - CLEVELAND - 1:00pm
-10/5 - at Dallas - 4:15pm
-10/12 - at NY Jets - 1:00pm
-10/19 - PITTSBURGH - 1:00pm
-11/2 - JACKSONVILLE - 1:00pm
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-11/9 - at Houston -
1:00pm
-11/16 - PHILADELPHIA - 1:00pm
-11/20 - at Pittsburgh - 8:15pm
-11/30 - BALTIMORE - 1:00pm
-12/7 - at Indianapolis - 1:00pm
-12/14 - WASHINGTON - 1:00pm
-12/21 - at Cleveland - 1:00pm
-12/28 - KANSAS CITY - 1:00pm
All Times are EST |
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-Stadium
Address:
One Paul Brown Stadium
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 |
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