Baltimore Ravens Tickets

The Ravens began play in the NFL in 1996. That year, owner Art Modell moved his Cleveland franchise's operations to Baltimore. Under the settlement with the league and the city of Cleveland, the Browns' name, colors and records stayed in Cleveland, and the Baltimore club was treated as a new franchise starting in 1996.

Baltimore won its first Super Bowl after the 2000 season, beating the New York Giants 34-7 in Super Bowl XXXV behind a defense led by linebacker Ray Lewis, who played his entire Hall of Fame career with the team from 1996 to 2012. The second title came in Super Bowl XLVII after the 2012 season, a 34-31 win over the San Francisco 49ers.

John Harbaugh coached the team for 18 seasons, from 2008 through 2025. After an 8-9 finish in 2025, the Ravens hired Jesse Minter as head coach in January 2026. Quarterback Lamar Jackson, the unanimous MVP in 2019, remains the centerpiece of the offense.

M&T Bank Stadium sits at 1101 Russell Street in downtown Baltimore, Maryland, in the Camden Yards area just south of the Inner Harbor. It opened in 1998 as Ravens Stadium at Camden Yards, carried the PSINet Stadium name for a few years, and has been M&T Bank Stadium since 2003. The open-air venue seats about 71,000 on a natural Bermuda grass field. A three-year renovation project, a joint effort of the Ravens and the Maryland Stadium Authority, added field-level seats, new suites, a revamped North Plaza, a new team store and upgraded video boards.

Public transit is a practical choice here. The Baltimore Light RailLink stops at Stadium/Federal Hill station next to the stadium, and Camden Station serves both the light rail and MARC commuter trains. Charter bus companies operate park-and-ride service from around the region on game days. Check the Maryland Transit Administration for game-day schedules before you go.

The stadium lots open four and a half hours before kickoff, but for Ravens games they are sold to season permit holders. Fans without a permit can reserve a space through the team's parking partner or use downtown garages. The team warns that residential permit zones around the stadium are strictly enforced, so buying parking in advance or taking transit is the safer plan. Tailgating is not allowed in the Horseshoe Casino garage.

Gates open two hours before kickoff, and the team asks fans to enter through the gate listed on their mobile ticket. Tickets are mobile, so have yours loaded on your phone before you reach the plaza. The NFL clear-bag policy applies. Check the Ravens' fan guide for current entry rules.

The stadium has five levels: the lower bowl, a club level, two suite levels and the upper bowl. Recent renovations added field-level seating close to the sideline. Lower-bowl seats between the 20-yard lines give the most even view of the whole field, while end zone seats put you close to scoring plays and red-zone action.

Club-level seats come with access to indoor lounges, which matters for December and January games. The upper bowl is steeper and farther from the field, but it offers a full view of plays developing. Because the stadium has no roof, every seat is exposed to the weather.

Division games against the Steelers, Browns and Bengals usually draw the most interest, with the Pittsburgh series standing out. Prime-time games and late-season matchups with playoff stakes also fill up. Compare lower-bowl sideline sections against club and upper-level options on the seat map, and read each listing's quantity and seat notes before you check out. Never fees for buyers.