M&T Bank Stadium

M&T Bank Stadium is a great place to watch NFL football, regardless of what team you’re rooting for. Bonus points to Baltimore fans in that I was not murdered for being a Pats supporter. It’s conveniently located within the city and has a great selection of food and drink, though at standard inflated stadium prices. ($ 8.50 for a can of shitty American lager, or $ 9 for a tallboy of Flying Dog IPA or a few other microbrews. You would think this would be an obvious decision. Somehow, it is not.) The stadium itself is easy to navigate and impressively clean for its size. I’ll almost certainly be catching more football games here when the opportunity arises.

Great stadium in b more. Various events happened at this stadium free Ravens practices, Celebrities sung here and of course home of the Ravens football games.

Very disappointed in the lack of accommodations for nursing mothers. I went to a football game here recently with my family and there was nowhere for me to feed my child comfortably. I had to wait in line with another mother who needed to pump for the family restroom which was filthy and had no place to sit. I guess the Ravens organization does not care about its female fans…

Came to a One Direction concert with my young lady with a Groupon offer of $ 15 a seat! I aways enjoy coming to events here be it a concert or sporting event. The traffic is really not a hassle for me as l come straight down Pratt St and park in a nearby neighborhood (CAUTION! Be sure there are no parking permits required or you WILL be towed!) The walk is a short one to the stadium and although the lines maybe long to enter, they move pretty quick. (ANOTHER NOTE! Please look on the website for the latest info regarding what you can bring in. Somethings are STRICTLY PROHIBITED!) We were seated in section 500, row 28 seats 24 & 25 at the end, thank goodness for that. It was a nice breezy evening so once the sun went down, it was great. Be mindful of seats that high up if you have physical limitations that may prevent you from walking that steep incline up to that section and down. Food vendors were what you expect: hot dogs, hamburgers, pizza, beer, soda, etc. Merchandise vendor was extremely high… $ 40 for ONE t-​shirt??? No thanks…
It was a great venue to host One Direction (sold out btw). As l was also here for the Jay Z/​Beyonce concert, as long as the weather cooperates, you will be good.

Sold expired food (cracker jacks). Then when we returned it, they said all they have is expired and reshelved the expired food. Just the topper to the staff’s attitude.

Great stadium, only downer is no escalators to the 500 level. They make excuses but other stadiums including FedEx Field were retrofitted for them. Other than that close to public transportation, if you can try to park downtown and walk. Ravens Walk is great if you don’t have anyone to tailgate. Fans are into the game instead of tweeting on their smartphones like in Landover.

I’m not a Raven’s fan — I just moved here from Boston — but when a co-​worker gave me the opportunity to have 6^th row seats to a Ravens/​Stealers game, I wasn’t about to turn it down.
The stadium is really nice. Sure, finding parking is a pain, and the restaurants in the area can’t really handle the crowd — but the raven’s walkway is just pure energy.
The stadium itself sports a number of places to get cheap beers at huge prices. If you get a large soda, apparently you get free refills. Still, it ain’t cheap, but neither are tickets, so go ahead and splurge.
The best part about the stadium is the energy from the fans — completely blew me away.

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First-​Hand Experience: Info on my personal visit to this stadium — I saw the Chiefs beat the Ravens here a few years back. I’ve seen a couple of other things here and been to the stadium many times. It’s an amazing new stadium even though I don’t like the team that plays here. It gets pretty loud.
Now that I’ve been to every NFL stadium (current and former) and seen all 32 teams play live in the flesh, time to review them on Unilocal!I love stadia! I’ve been to every cool sports arena in the UK & North America, it’s an obsession I have with travel & sport. I’ve roamed America as a musician for years. In that time, I’ve seen sports games at (or toured when empty, or both) almost every major stadium in US/​Canada. Many pictures taken which I’ll upload eventually. On future travels, I’ll new pix, and add more stadiums! Watch this space!
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I am not a fan of the Ravens, although Baltimore is a city with a lot of character. I’ve never liked the Ravens and hopefully never will.
I’ve been to an NFL game at this stadium (when Donte Hall helped the Chiefs to a 17 – 10 win over the home side), and it was fantastic to watch the home fans cry. On the way out, wearing my Chiefs jersey, I was body-​checked by some locals who clearly did not live in Baltimore proper (too rich and rude and bridge-​and-​tunnel-​y in a Baltimore sense).
While I don’t like the team and didn’t like the body-​check, I can appreciate that it’s a really spectacular stadium, and one of the best things about it is that it’s close to the city centre, so you can literally walk here from downtown, and you can see it from any downtown vantage point, and it really adds to the allure of Baltimore’s downtown area, which is underrated, much like my p****.

My second time here to see a game.
Be prepared to walk about a hundred steps if you have tickets in the 500 level.
Went here to see the ‘blood & guts’ game with Steve Smith Sr –vs– the Panthers.
Smith Sr burned the Panthers defsense for 139 yards & 2 touch downs.
It’s difficult to see the game stats as they don’t put them on the widescreen.
The yardage, down and distance is only shown on a small digital display on
the other side of the stadium.

Came here for the Ohio State vs Navy football game. Game was played at M&T Stadium. I have to say, it was a great weekend, especially since The Ohio State University beat the Navy Midshipman.
The food is a little pricey, but pretty tasty as far as stadium food goes.
Of course the beer is a factor, and they have a great beer selection, far better than Fedex field.
Fun trip. Can’t wait to go back for a Ravens game!

I am a redskins fan and always go to FedEx, but I have been here twice in the past few months, once for Beyoncé JayZ and most recently for the Ravens home opener.
The stadium is beautiful. I love how it is in the city, so u can chill at the nearby bars and walk over during game time. I always go to the nearby gas stations and pay to park, makes leaving so easy, bc u just roll out without a large crowd. They charge around 30 – 40 depending on the occasion.
Getting in the stadium is seamless, multiple entrances with multiple staff members that make the process fast and easy. There are many Options for food and drinks, and lines are never too long.
Seating is nice and open, and I feel as if there is a good view from every spot in the house. They have also most recently opened up a casino, Horseshoe, right next door, so u can walk over and gamble after ur event. They are open 24hrs, just don’t lose the clothes off ur back.

I love the Ravens and their stadium so yes this review is totally biased. This visit was for the first Open practice during training camp.
It was extremely windy so the fire Marshall cancelled the fire works… bummer.
I had a very good time. The team looks good. Ray Lewis made an appearance. Ray Rice received a warm reception. Dennis Pitta is healthy and Justin Tucker still kicks to the moon.
All is well in the world.

I came here for the college Lacrosse championship. I’m a die hard Duke fan! I thought it was ok. We sat right by the goal and behind the Duke bench. College fans are crazy and I love it! I loved that being Memorial Day they showed so much respect to our service Men and Women! I liked the Ravens walk too!
Cons:
We walked right in, no one checked us. I go to a ton of games and I always get patted down
No one showed us our seats? We went down and someone was sitting in ours, so I had to find someone to tell them to get out of ours
The seats had dirt all over them! We had to wipe them clean.
There was trash all around our feet, like no one had cleaned up from the games on Saturday.
I know this is everywhere too, but the prices for drinks and food, stadiums need to change this!
Overall, I’d come back to see Lacrosse games. I’m not a Ravens fan.

This is a very nice stadium with large concession areas and quick lines at the bathrooms. The location is great for a pre or post game meal along the inner harbor. Getting in and out of the sell out crowd was a breeze.
I didn’t really notice any interesting food vendors but I didn’t walk around too much inside the stadium. My seats were in the end zone on the lower level and the sight angles were very good. I highly recommend visiting the stadium.

I really don’t like the Ravens. So when my Raven buddy offered me a chance to see a game, I eagerly accepted. Going to live events, especially NFL is something I don’t turn down. I haven’t been to many NFL stadiums, so I really can’t compare this to the others, but for the few, I’ve been to, this is the best one so far. It is huge, clean and nicely operated. Views from my seat, in the end zone, was surprising good. Too bad all the annoying Raven fans were there, but it is what it is.

My first time at this stadium. And I really enjoyed myself. I loved the Ravens Walk with all its vendors! I wish DC did something like this for its fans. Getting in and out the stadium was breezy easy!
Personnel was friendly. My suggestion would be those wearing the white shirts near concessions know where/​what is sold at all the concession stands. Must give credit to the friendly staff person who whipped out his binder to look up where burgers are sold. Kuddos!
It was a great date night and would definitely go to another preseason game… See y’all next year!

Today was the first time I stepped foot in the M&T Bank Stadium for the Ravens Super Bowl Championship parade. Admission was free today and I even wound up standing on a spot on the FIELD! Like were Joe Flacco, Ray Rice, AND Ray Lewis play! Amazing! The fan enthusiasm was unparalleled! There were over 200,000 people in the stadium alone. The crowd energy was so incredibly passionate, especially when Ray Lewis did his dance for the last time!
Go Ravens! Caw!

My wife got us tickets to the Ravens-​Giants game in December and this was my first time at M&T Bank Stadium. Now, full-​disclosure, I’ve been a closet Ravens fan for years, but once Ray Rice showed up I decided it was time to poke my head out of the closet, and I’ve gotten my daughter on-​board a bit as well.
Anyway, the tickets my wife got us were Club-​level seats so we were SPOILED. The seats were AWESOME, and on a cold night where the Ravens were kicking the crap out of the Giants (to my wife and son’s chagrin), we could sneak inside for great food, cold beers, hot cocoa, and some heat. Don’t get me wrong, they aren’t giving this stuff away, but the food was great!
The stadium itself is absolutely beautiful — and when the fans are happy, it ROCKS! It isn’t the nicest stadium I’ve been to, but it’s up there… maybe it’s because I was in the Club Section, but It’s pretty damn nice. We took the train down from Jersey so we didn’t have to deal with parking (and there were pros and cons to that, but that’s for another review…), but getting into and out of the stadium and back over to the light rail was pretty easy. I loved the fact that the Ravens fans were civil to those in Giants gear… certainly something that isn’t always te case when out of time fans come to Jersey… unfortunately.
Overall, a GREAT place to see an NFL game.

I’ll be honest up front: I am a Ravens fan. By default, this also makes me a fan of M&T Bank Stadium, which is why I’m giving it 4 stars. To be fair, I’ve been to other stadiums I would consider to be nicer, so I’m not saying M&T Bank Stadium is «as good as it gets.»
As for the vendors, there’s nothing special about the ones here in comparison to what I’ve had in other NFL stadiums. Beer prices are a little cheaper here though, at least in comparison to MetLife Stadium. I’m still looking for a good crab cake vendor. There’s a great one in Camden Yards (name escapes me), but if anyone has any suggestions, please let me know!
As for parking, I’ve seen it as low as $ 20 and as high as $ 50. Obviously, the closer you are to the stadium, the more expensive it gets. Last time my buddies and I went to a Ravens game, we parked at the hotel and walked to the stadium.
As for getting into the stadium, I’ve been here at least 3 or 4 times and have never had a problem getting in. But, like any other event with tens of thousands of people in attendance, it’s best to arrive early.
As for getting out, it’s a pain in the ass. Be prepared to wait a long time, especially if you parked in one of the lots near the stadium.
Ravens fan or not, I highly recommend going through the «Ravens Walk» before the game. There’s plenty of food, drinks, music and fun going on before kickoff.

This stadium is just fine, but it takes a very long time to get in. We were late for the game and in a rush but each entrance we came to was a huge bottleneck of people and the masses didn’t move fast at all. Maybe this stadium doesn’t have enough entrances? I have gone to Fedex field a lot and also to some other stadiums and never experienced a horrible bottlenecking like we did here. So that was unpleasant.
We were in the top of the top row. about as far away from the game as you can get, but still had a nice view. Lots of people think the Ravens fans are assholes, and they kind of are, but I actually enjoy the enthusiasm of those fans. We were there rooting for the other team (Da Bears) and experienced some mild heckling but nothing extreme or over the top. Clashing with your sports enemies makes games more fun!
Another positive thing about the stadium is it seems to be close to public transport. We actually hitchhiked to get there (long story) and to get back to DC the bus station was right down the street — maybe an 8 minute walk at most. Very easy when there isn’t a problem with the DC-​Baltimore buses.
Oh, last thing, I love the view from the top of the stadium. You can see downtown Baltimore and it is very pleasant. This place is A-​OK to me.