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- Get ticketsSeattle Mariners at Baltimore OriolesMon, Jun 8, 2026 · 6:35 PM EDT
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Parking
Reserve a spot in advance — game-day parking near Oriole Park at Camden Yards fills early.
Getting there
Oriole Park at Camden Yards sits two blocks west of Baltimore's Inner Harbor at the southern edge of downtown, with the B&O Warehouse forming the park's right-field backdrop. MARC commuter rail's Camden Line terminates at Camden Station immediately outside the ballpark — a near-perfect transit dropoff for fans coming from Washington, DC. The Baltimore Light RailLink runs north–south through downtown and stops at the Camden Yards station at the ballpark. Driving from I-95 uses the Russell Street exit; team-affiliated and adjacent garages ring the park, and reserving in advance via the parking link above typically beats game-day pricing. Rideshare drop-off zones are signed along Camden Street and Russell Street. Confirm bag and entry rules on the Orioles' official site before going.
The neighborhood
The blocks around Camden Yards bridge downtown Baltimore and the Inner Harbor — a five-minute walk east puts you at the harbor's edge with the National Aquarium, the Maryland Science Center, and the harbor promenade. Federal Hill — the rowhouse-and-bar neighborhood across the Inner Harbor to the south — is the closest dense pre-game district and a 15-minute walk over the Light Street bridge. Cross Street Market and Federal Hill's Cross Street corridor anchor that pre-game scene. The B&O Warehouse along Eutaw Street (the pedestrian concourse between the warehouse and the right-field bleachers) is the canonical pre-game gathering spot for the ballpark itself. M&T Bank Stadium — the Ravens' home — sits directly south of Camden Yards, with the two stadiums sharing parking infrastructure on non-conflicting dates.
Where to eat & drink nearby
Walkable pre-game stops include Pickles Pub (the canonical Orioles game-day bar directly across Washington Boulevard from the warehouse — open since 1989, three years before the ballpark), Sliders Bar & Grille (next door to Pickles and the other half of the pre-game Washington Boulevard duo), and Frank & Nic's West End Grille (a short walk west on Pratt Street). On Eutaw Street itself, Boog's BBQ (Boog Powell's BBQ stand built into the warehouse wall) is a ballpark institution. For a Federal Hill detour, Cross Street Market anchors a food-hall stop and Mother's Federal Hill Grille is the canonical Federal Hill sports bar a 15-minute walk south. For seafood, Faidley's Seafood at Lexington Market serves the canonical Baltimore crab cake a short ride north. Pre-game crowds at the closest bars build quickly within an hour of first pitch.
First-timer tips
Plan to arrive at least 90 minutes before first pitch and walk Eutaw Street — the pedestrian concourse between the B&O Warehouse and the right-field bleachers is the heart of the Camden Yards experience and includes the home-run brass markers embedded in the bricks where notable home runs landed. Boog's BBQ behind the right-field bleachers is a tradition. Cal Ripken's 2,131st consecutive game banner and the Orioles Hall of Fame displays line the warehouse-side concourse. The Orioles publish current bag policy and gate-open times on their official site and these change season to season — check before traveling. Mobile-only tickets and cash-free concessions are the norm.
Best games to catch
Orioles–Yankees and Orioles–Red Sox are the AL East rivalry weekends that consistently price above season average and draw heavy visiting-fan presence — the Boston and New York fan bases routinely travel down for Camden Yards weekends. Orioles–Rays and Orioles–Blue Jays carry division weight and have sharpened in recent contention years. Visits from the Dodgers, Cubs, and Phillies anchor the strongest interleague crowds. The Orioles' promotional calendar — fireworks Fridays, Bird Bath kids days, heritage jerseys, Cal Ripken bobblehead nights — is published on the team site and varies year to year. October baseball at the park has been a recurring fixture during the team's recent contention window.
What to know
Camden Yards opened in April 1992 and is widely credited with launching the retro-classic ballpark movement that produced PNC Park, Coors Field, Petco Park, Citizens Bank Park, and most of the MLB ballparks built since. The defining design move was the preservation and integration of the B&O Warehouse — the long brick warehouse beyond right field, the longest building on the East Coast at over 1,000 feet — as the right-field backdrop rather than demolishing it. The architect was HOK Sport (now Populous), and Camden Yards is the firm's foundational ballpark project. Cal Ripken Jr. broke Lou Gehrig's consecutive-games-played record (game 2,131) at the park on September 6, 1995 — one of the most-watched regular-season moments in MLB history. The park's address sits two blocks from the birthplace of Babe Ruth, now the Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum. The Orioles' return to contention in 2022–2024 reactivated the building's playoff identity after a long fallow stretch.
Frequently asked questions
What time do gates open at Camden Yards?
Gates typically open about 2 hours before first pitch on game days with the Eutaw Street gates often opening earlier than the seating-bowl gates. Exact gate-open times shift season to season — check the Orioles' official gates and entry page for the current schedule.
How do I get to Camden Yards from Washington, DC?
MARC commuter rail's Camden Line runs from Union Station in DC directly to Camden Station outside the ballpark. The ride is typically about an hour. MARC adds extra service for many weekend Orioles games — check the MARC site for the current schedule.
Where can I park near Camden Yards?
Team-affiliated garages ring the ballpark with additional capacity at the adjacent M&T Bank Stadium lots on non-conflicting nights. Reserving in advance via the parking link above typically beats game-day pricing.
What's special about Eutaw Street?
Eutaw Street is the pedestrian concourse between the B&O Warehouse and the right-field bleachers — open to ticketed fans during games and the heart of the Camden Yards experience. Brass home-run markers embedded in the bricks mark where notable home runs landed. Boog's BBQ stand sits along the concourse.
What's the bag policy at Camden Yards?
The Orioles follow MLB's standardized small-bag guidance (size-limited soft bags only; no hard-sided coolers). Specific dimensions and prohibited items shift season to season — check the team's official bag policy page before the gates.
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