What it's known for
M&T Bank Stadium sits beside Oriole Park at Camden Yards, so the two parks share parking lots and pregame crowds. It’s one of the few NFL stadiums with a team marching band; the Baltimore Marching Ravens trace their roots back to the Colts era.
Statues outside honor Ravens greats like Ray Lewis and Johnny Unitas, and the purple-clad crowd makes it one of the louder stadiums in the league.
Getting there
The stadium is on the south edge of downtown, walkable from the Inner Harbor and many hotels. Light rail stops near the stadium, and MARC trains run to nearby Camden Station.
Tips for your visit
- Arrive early to catch the marching band and the tailgates in the surrounding lots.
- Combine with a walk around the Inner Harbor.
- If you’re also collecting ballparks, Camden Yards is right next door.
Keep the stub
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Details last reviewed November 2026. Stadium names, bag policies and transit change, so check the team’s official site before you go. momnts isn't affiliated with the NFL or any team.