Cleveland Browns Stadium
Cleveland Browns Stadium sits on the shores of Lake Erie, on the site of old Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Although Cleveland Browns Stadium (CBS) has only hosted football for 2 years, it is quickly developing a character of its own. CBS is considered one of the most comfortable and technologically advanced football venues in the country today. Seating room is comfortable at 19-21 inches of chair space, compared with 16 at Municipal Stadium. The playing field itself is made up of Kentucky Bluegrass that is irrigated on a sand base. It has an electronic heating system consisting of 9 boilers and over 40 miles of piping. This heating system will prevent the ground from freezing, and it will extend the growing season of the grass itself. The two scoreboards located at each end of the arena are among the most technilogically advanced and biggest in the NFL. "Brownsvision", as it is called, is a complex scoreboard system, with 25 highly trained individuals required to maintain it on gameday. This system includes hundreds of supplemental scoreboards and television monitors throughout the stadium.
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