Browns Stadium’s Forgotten Football Bridges
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- Browns Stadium’s forgotten football bridges…
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I just went to the game yesterday and agree that they need more options to get to and from the stadium, especially when the game ends and you just have to follow the sea of humanity up the hill.
With the stadium being so close to the water, they should start a ferry service that takes you from other points around the surrounding area and drops you off near the stadium. I feel like a lot of people would love that.
cost to park 30 to 70 dollars. average 50 dollars. they closed the bridges so everyone would have to pay to park and they could make millions more. in addition to getting a free stadium.
Straight greed
I miss the football bridge!!!
Me too.
Another mistake on the lake. I feel bad for the Browns, most people dont know they used to be good in 40s 50s and earl 60s. The they went in the crapper and got out. I was raised a browns fan. My dad was. He somehow knew Lou Groza, an tackle and placekicker on the team. Also we live in rural Pennsylvania and the only channel we got on TV was WICU, out of Erie. And they carried the Browns games. BTW, Jim B rown was the best running back i ever seen play.
I remember that bridge and I always thought it was so cool being painted like a football field.
Neat vid. Don't know if drones are allowed there (obviously not on game day) but it would be a good demonstration of their utility if you could "fly" the routes fans took. Probably right about wealthy fans getting priority. Regular folks always come last.
btw, could you do a video of Clevelands railroad bridges? I understand some are stuck in unusable positions.
Wow, what an eyesore! With new stadium discussions underway, I’m sure this is all up in the air. Especially since the new stadium may not be on the lake. I kind of the thought of the stadium in a different location and the turning the area into a beautiful lakefront park. But the history at that location… wow!
Great videos I love them keep up the great work.
Oh I originally thought it was closed due to it being structurally unstable, but not for the reason you mentioned. It seems like there could be an over crowding problems only having two access points to the stadium from downtown.
Really enjoy you’re channel…
Always thought they closed these due to how old they were.
Can you make a video with your thoughts on the developing plans for the new land bridge to the stadium? Seems nice to me but I’m not sure it’ll ever actually be completed.
Interesting video. I hope they reopen the bridge or come up with a new plan for pedestrians. It doesn’t really pay to have a downtown stadium if it’s not easy to get to.
It is easy to get to, you just drive down the East Shoreway directly to the Stadium, and the Harbor doubles as a parking lot on game day. There is even a freeway ramp directly from the Harbor Parking lot (under 3rd St.) back onto the Shoreway that helps empty out the parking lot more quickly after the game is over.
@@NANA-st2um So you can only drive in? And you call that easy to get to?
Thanks. I miss my city
Not been to the new stadium since 01. Not missing any of it!
Used to use those bridges all the time to get to Municipal Stadium. Considering how bad access is to get in and out via W3rd and E9th, I think it’s stupid that they don’t utilize these bridges or build replacements for them to help funnel people in and out for games. I don’t believe that road that runs by the stadium is even used on game day by public vehicles
Nice video!
With the planning to revitalize the lakefront and update the stadium with all the renovations they have in place I feel like they’re going to do something about that bridge. to save money they’ll probably just renovate the hell out of it and use it again But they’re also supposed to build a giant land bridge so they might even tear it down
With the road next to the stadium and people trying to exit or enter had to been a traffic and safety nightmare.
At least they supposedly have the Waterfront line running. I never will pay $50+ to park for a football game. No chance.
I remember pan handlers selling tables full of knock off merch down those steps
At least the Browns won today! They beat the Titans 27 - 3. I was there. 🙂
As was I, Go Browns!
Nashville hot ass whoopin😎
@@forgottenplaces9780 I remember those bridges and how crowded they were.
@@thekidfromcleveland3944 You're going to make me crave a Nashville hot chicken sandwich. 😁
Who gives a fuck?
Excellent!
How could you over look the Amtrak lot? Also, the media parking lot for the old municipal stadium is still there.
That happens Cleveland municipal stadium was awesome great for football and baseball they probably should kept all the bridges looks like an old Amtrak line in my opinion
The old C🥲 still carry a bit of it around on my Keychain. And my buddy has part of a bench.
They arent forgotten. We just need to take a long walk before and ESPECIALLY after games to think about why we're doing this to ourselves. Gives us an excuse to stop by margaritaville too.
Fun times in Cleveland
Great video. They just can't do anything right in that town. What a shame.
Improving pedestrian access to the Lakefront is definitely part of the current administration's plans going forward, though unsure how that will directly cater to Browns' Stadium. I love that idea of a ferry service, but at the same time, there's a train station literally in this video. Cleveland has a great capacity for public transit to and from games, if they'd just utilize it appropriately.
Dig that Brown Bucket Hat
I did know The Browns Stadium's had a Football Brides.
Commenting on 11/5/2024 - as we are now watching the fight between the Haslams and the city of Cleveland over a new stadium in Brookpark, you can clearly see one of the reasons the Haslams want to build the new Stadium in Brookpark, and not in Cleveland - fan/attendee access. Even with the proposed Burke Lakefront Airport site, it's IMPOSSIBLE to get people in and out of a land-locked stadium easily. The original Municipal Stadium was put there in 1932 because there was nowhere else to put it in Cleveland, and 92 years later it's STILL a horrible location!!!
The Haslams might be horrible football team owners but they're smart business people. Much of the reasoning for the Brookpark location is simply logistics: you will be able to literally pull your car right up to the stadium, drop off/pickup people, and/or go directly to park and be within a much shorter, easier walk from your parking spot to the stadium. Ride shares will also have easier access, making it better for both the ride share drivers and customers.
The Brookpark location really is the right thing to do.
Most ppl just walk down 9th as my experience now
could also be because of all those stairs. not handicapped accessible
We used those all the time. Last time i used it i saw a cop bludgeoning a fan for disobeying orders to halt so he could let the rich fans out. I had no idea they closed it as i don't goto games anymore.
It’s probably all about making money. There’s no money coming from those bridges to the owner.
Browns routed the Titans today.
Wondered why they were gone figured it’s a money thing to gouge more people for parking. I go to one or maybe two games a year, used to go all the time. The Haslams are doing their best to kill football in Cleveland.
I can’t wait till they leave that dump of a stadium and area!
It would be neat to see the city of Cleveland restore this bridge, and I do see this to work in 2023!
They do need to modernize the amenities that may need to be modernized. Like lighting to LEDs, and more minor things like the goal post. Another modernisation is to have wheelchair accessibility along the side of the stairwell for 2-3 rows.
Yeah but get the waterfront line bridge done first
why call them football bridges? they were also used by baseball fans for many years
Because they were themed to football at least at their end anyway…
Put the stadium where that useless airport is damn it!! Plenty of parking, put hotels and eventually the casino.
Can we throw Deshaun Watson off of one of them?