Stay in the Inner Harbor or Federal Hill to treat a Ravens game like a city event, not a suburban trek. From these neighborhoods, you can walk or take the Light Rail directly to the Hamburg Street station. Avoid driving, as official stadium lots are permit-only and sell out far in advance.
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Sun, Oct 25 – Sun, Oct 25
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Ideal hotel neighborhoods for visitors attending events at M&T Bank Stadium include Federal Hill, Inner Harbor, and Downtown Baltimore due to their proximity and availability of numerous hotel options.
The Inner Harbor is a popular and centrally located waterfront destination, known for fine dining, cultural attractions, and a lively atmosphere. It is generally considered one of the safest neighborhoods in Baltimore for visitors, with a continuous police presence.
Excellent access to major sports venues. The Baltimore Light Rail has stops at Convention Center and Camden Yards, providing direct access to Oriole Park at Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium (via the Hamburg Street station). Various bus lines also serve the area. Shuttle services to M&T Bank Stadium are also available from Inner Harbor hotels. The Charm City Circulator (Purple Route) has several stops along the Inner Harbor.
Federal Hill is a lively and historic neighborhood filled with bars, restaurants, and a vibrant atmosphere, especially on game days. It's considered one of Baltimore's safer areas, with community efforts contributing to reduced crime rates.
Federal Hill is within walking distance of M&T Bank Stadium and Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The Charm City Circulator (Purple Route) has several stops along Federal Hill.
Mount Vernon is a centrally located neighborhood known for its beautiful architecture and vibrant cultural scene, home to many cultural institutions. It is considered a relatively safe area in Baltimore.
Mount Vernon is well-served by public transit. The Light Rail has stops at 'Cultural Center' and 'Mt. Vernon (Centre Street)'. From these stops, you can connect to the stadiums. The Metro Subway also has a 'Lexington Market' stop which is a transfer point for the Light Rail.
Fans can reach M&T Bank Stadium using various public transportation options. The Baltimore Light Rail has a drop-off point directly outside Gate B at the Hamburg Street Station. The MARC Train can be taken to Baltimore Penn Station, with transfers available to the Light Rail or other local transit. The GEICO Gameday Shuttle offers complimentary service from pickup locations in Locust Point, Federal Hill, and Pigtown.
Rideshare: For drop-offs, guests using rideshare services can be directed to Warner St. (south side), Hanover St. (east side), or Pratt St. (north side) of the stadium. For post-game pickups, suggested areas include crossing Hamburg Street and walking along Ravens Walk towards Lee Street, then past Oriole Park towards W. Camden Street, and further to W. Pratt Street for northbound or eastbound travel, or Lombard Street for westbound travel. Ostend Street near Russell Street is also noted as a primary drop-off location.
Parking: Official parking lots surrounding M&T Bank Stadium are permit-only and often sell out before game day, so pre-purchasing passes is highly recommended. ADA accessible parking is available in Lots B/C and Lot R, but cannot be purchased in advance and is first-come, first-served. The person to whom the disabled tag was issued must be in the vehicle and present valid identification and a game ticket. Guests are encouraged to arrive as early as possible due to heightened security measures.
For post-game late-night options, Liv's Tavern continues its lively atmosphere into the evening. Pickles Pub is also a popular choice, known for being open until 2 AM. Pratt Street Ale House is another venue that offers late-night dining and drinking. Additionally, Ropewalk Tavern in Federal Hill features a DJ upstairs for dancing.
A legendary spot for pre-game and post-game celebrations, known for its vibrant atmosphere, extensive beer selection, and Orioles-themed decor. It's a classic sports bar with great happy hour specials and plenty of TVs to watch the game. The outdoor area transforms into a large social space on game days.
What to order: Beer-battered pickles, honey Old Bay wings, crab patty (a burger topped with crab dip), crabby fries, Orange Crushes, and Natty Boh.
Located just a few blocks from the stadiums, this establishment brews its own beer from Oliver Brewing Co., the city's oldest craft brewery. It offers all-day drink and wing specials and attracts large, enthusiastic crowds of Orioles fans on game days.
What to order: Oliver Brewing Co. beers, wings, burgers, and pizza.
