M&T Bank Stadium is a premier NFL venue in Baltimore, Maryland and home to the Baltimore Ravens. The stadium hosts NFL games, college football, concerts, and major events throughout the year.
Overview
M&T Bank Stadium opened in 1998 as Ravens Stadium at Camden Yards, adjacent to Oriole Park at Camden Yards. M&T Bank has held naming rights since 2003, with the deal renewed through 2037. The stadium was the first outdoor professional sports facility to earn LEED Gold certification. Located at 1101 Russell Street, it is walkable from downtown Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and sits within the Camden Yards Sports Complex.
Fast facts
- Location: Baltimore, Maryland (1101 Russell St)
- Teams: Baltimore Ravens (NFL)
- Capacity: 70,745
- Opened: September 6, 1998
- Construction: 1996–1998
- Cost: $220 million
- Surface: Natural grass
- Certification: First outdoor pro sports facility to earn LEED Gold
- Premium Seating: 128 luxury suites and 8,196 club seats
Architectural Features
Designed by HOK Sport (now Populous) to complement the neighboring Oriole Park at Camden Yards:
- Open-air design that embraces Baltimore’s urban setting
- An asymmetric upper deck that creates an intimate atmosphere
- Club Level with 8 full-service bars, various lounges, and upscale concessions
- Adjacent to Camden Yards, forming one of the premier sports complexes in the country
Stadium Renovation
A $430 million renovation funded partly by Maryland state investment is underway, delivering:
- New bathrooms and expanded concourses
- Additional luxury suites
- Three new plazas with bars, restaurants, and shops
- Levy Restaurants took over as food and beverage partner starting in 2024, replacing Aramark who had operated the stadium for 21 years, to support the transformation
Major Events
- AFC Championship Games and multiple NFL playoff appearances
- Regular home of the Baltimore Ravens since 1998
- College football games including Navy home games
- Major concerts and events throughout the year