Oct 4, 2026
1:00 PM
M&T Bank Stadium is the open-air home of the Baltimore Ravens, immediately south of Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Its central location, rail access and increasingly extensive renovation distinguish it from many highway-edge NFL venues.
What the renovation changes
A multi-year project valued at roughly $430 million is adding plazas, clubs, suites, video and concourse improvements in phases. The finished pieces improve circulation and create more places to eat or gather, but phasing means an older stadium map may not show the current route or access rules.
Before each game, compare your ticket’s gate and level with the current Ravens map. Premium areas in particular have changed as clubs and suites reopen, and construction can affect a familiar path from the surrounding lots.
Bowl and atmosphere
The roughly 70,700-seat bowl is steep enough to keep upper sections connected to the field. Its asymmetric upper deck and relatively compact footprint help trap crowd noise, particularly for divisional night games. Natural grass and an open roof mean late-season weather is part of the experience rather than something the building removes.
The club level contains the building’s largest concentration of lounges, full-service bars and indoor space. General seating has fewer climate-controlled escapes, so clothing and footwear should match the forecast.
Getting there
The stadium is at 1101 Russell Street. Baltimore Light RailLink serves Stadium/Federal Hill, and the Camden Station MARC and light-rail stop is a short walk through the sports complex. For visitors staying downtown, walking can be simpler than driving.
Event parking is divided among stadium-controlled lots and nearby private inventory. Interstate approaches back up early, and postgame traffic around Russell Street and the Inner Harbor is tightly managed. If driving, prepay and follow the route attached to the specific lot rather than navigating only to the stadium address.
Fast facts
- Team: Baltimore Ravens
- Capacity: approximately 70,745
- Opened: September 6, 1998
- Surface: natural grass
- Certification: first outdoor U.S. professional sports facility to earn LEED Gold
- Renovation: approximately $430 million, delivered in phases
- Food-service operator: Hospitality Evermore, powered by Levy
Major events
Ravens home games dominate the calendar. The stadium has also hosted Navy football, major concerts and one-off sporting events, with its location next to Camden Yards creating one of the country’s most coherent downtown sports districts.