Plan your visit to Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Home of the Baltimore Orioles. Get travel tips, airport distances, ballpark food, and fan traditions, then track your visit and build your MLB Passport.
Camden Yards is easy to reach without a car. The Baltimore Light Rail stops at the Camden Yards station beside the park, MARC commuter trains stop at Camden Station, and the ballpark is a walkable distance from the Inner Harbor.
Lots and garages surround the stadium and fill the surrounding downtown blocks; they can be busy on game days. Many fans use the Light Rail or park at Inner Harbor garages and walk. If you drive, arrive early.
Lower-bowl seats along the infield offer classic sightlines, and seats toward right field frame the iconic B&O Warehouse. Club and upper levels are more affordable while keeping the downtown backdrop in view.
The Inner Harbor and downtown Baltimore put you within walking distance of the park and its restaurants and attractions. Staying near the harbor keeps everything on foot. Compare dates, as rates vary with the schedule.
Eutaw Street runs between the ballpark and the warehouse and is worth arriving early for. The Inner Harbor, the National Aquarium, and the Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum are all a short walk away.
Opened in 1992, Oriole Park at Camden Yards launched the modern 'retro' ballpark era, with the historic B&O Warehouse looming beyond right field. Its downtown, throwback design influenced nearly every ballpark built since.
Walk Eutaw Street before the game and look for the brass markers where home runs have struck the warehouse. Boog's BBQ on Eutaw Street is a Camden Yards tradition.
Camden Yards is an accessible ballpark with accessible seating, entrances, and restrooms, and guest services to assist. Accessible seating is available across multiple levels.
The park sits in downtown Baltimore beside the Inner Harbor and shares its sports complex with the Ravens' football stadium, so the whole area is walkable and lively on game days.
Take the Baltimore Light Rail to the Camden Yards stop beside the park, or MARC train to Camden Station. It's also a walkable distance from the Inner Harbor.
Lots and garages surround the stadium and fill on game days. Many fans use the Light Rail or park at Inner Harbor garages and walk; arrive early if you drive.
Lower-bowl infield seats offer classic views, and right-field seats frame the B&O Warehouse. Club and upper levels are more affordable with the downtown backdrop.
Yes. Camden Yards offers accessible seating across multiple levels, plus accessible entrances, restrooms, and guest services.