Where Can I Watch Baltimore Ravens and Orioles Games?

The Ravens play home games at M&T Bank Stadium in Downtown Baltimore on fall and winter Sundays and Mondays; tickets start around $40 for upper-level seats during regular season and sell through Ticketmaster. The Orioles play at Camden Yards April through September, with bleacher seats typically $15 to $25 and field-level seats $30 to $80 depending on opponent and day of week. Both stadiums offer in-person viewing, but streaming, local broadcasts, and sports bars provide alternatives if stadium attendance doesn't fit your schedule or budget.

Attending Games at M&T Bank Stadium

M&T Bank Stadium sits at 1 M&T Bank Stadium Drive in the Inner Harbor. The Ravens' regular season runs September through December, with occasional playoff games in January. Single-game tickets are available through Ticketmaster starting around $40 for upper-deck seats against weaker opponents; divisional games and playoff contests cost significantly more. Parking in the adjacent lots runs $20 to $30 per vehicle, though you can park for free at Federal Hill Park or Harbor Point and walk 15 to 20 minutes to the stadium. Public transit via the light rail (Green Line to Camden Yards station, then a 10-minute walk) costs $2 per trip and avoids parking hassles on game day.

Arrive 90 minutes early if attending your first game; security lines move steadily but grow longer as kickoff approaches. The stadium has clear bag policy restrictions: bags must be clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC and no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, with one exception for diaper bags. Food inside M&T Bank Stadium is expensive (hot dogs $13 to $15, beer $14 to $16), so eating before arrival or purchasing at nearby Harbor Point restaurants saves money.

Attending Games at Camden Yards

Camden Yards, at 333 West Camden Street, hosts the Orioles from early April through late September. Bleacher seats in standing-room sections typically cost $15 to $25 for weekday games against non-division opponents and rise to $35 to $50 for weekend games or matchups against the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. Field-level and club seats range from $30 to well over $100. Ticketmaster and the Orioles' official website both sell tickets; buying in advance is cheaper than day-of purchases.

Parking in the immediate area costs $20 to $25, but the lot at Pickergill Playground three blocks west charges $10 and fills less frequently. The light rail (Green or Red Line to Camden Yards station, exit directly into the ballpark) costs $2 and eliminates parking stress entirely.

Camden Yards allows outside food but not outside alcohol. Bring a sandwich or snacks to reduce concession spending. Unlike M&T Bank Stadium, Camden Yards has no clear-bag restriction, so regular backpacks and smaller purses are fine.

Watching on Television and Streaming

Ravens games broadcast regionally on CBS, Fox, or ESPN depending on the week; most Sunday games air on CBS. Check the NFL schedule to confirm which network carries a specific game. Some games require NFL+ (a streaming service requiring a subscription) if your local market blackout rules apply, though home games rarely black out locally.

Orioles games air on MASN (Mid-Atlantic Sports Network), available through cable, satellite, or streaming services including YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, and Fubo. MASN+ carries some games, requiring a MASN+ subscription or a cable login. The Orioles' official website lists which platform carries each game.

Streaming through these services costs $65 to $75 per month. For infrequent viewers, this is more expensive than attending one stadium game.

Sports Bars and Watch Parties

Bars throughout Baltimore, especially in Fells Point, Canton, Harbor East, and Federal Hill, show both Ravens and Orioles games on multiple screens without cover charge if you order food or drinks. Popular game-day zones cluster around the stadiums themselves: the area between M&T Bank Stadium and Camden Yards, known as the Sports District, has bars within walking distance of both venues.

Food and drinks cost more than at home but less than stadium concessions, and you can sit comfortably. Call ahead during playoffs or division games to confirm seating availability.

Verifying Details Before You Go

Ticket prices, parking rates, and parking lot locations change seasonally and by opponent. Before buying, check Ticketmaster for current Ravens ticket prices and the Orioles' official website for game-day parking information and broadcast details. The Ravens and Orioles websites also list bag policies and any temporary restrictions.