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CLEVELAND– After finishing with the worst record in the NFL, the Cleveland Browns will have the lowest ticket prices in the league.
The organization sent renewal letters to its season-ticket holders on Wednesday, saying costs for all seats will decrease or remain the same. The Browns said they expect to rank either 31st or 32nd in the NFL for per game season ticket prices.
“We are incredibly grateful for the passion and support we receive from our fans and felt it was appropriate to adjust our ticket pricing at this time. We have decreased a significant percentage of ticket prices because it was the right thing to do for our fans,” said Browns Vice President of Communications Peter John-Baptiste.
More than 90 percent of per game season ticket prices for the upper bowl will be lowered, making season tickets for that area between $25 to $65 per game. More than 50 percent of per game season tickets for the Lake Club and BMW City Club will also decrease. Lower bowl and mezzanine seats will remain the same.
According to the Browns, this is the eighth time in nine years that prices have not increased.
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