M&T Bank Stadium parking ranges from $25-$75 across official stadium lots and surrounding garages. Baltimore Ravens game day parking passes can be prepaid online for the closest lots, with cheaper options available within walking distance of the venue. Tailgating is allowed in designated lots only; find lot maps, ADA accessible parking, and rideshare drop-off details below.
Common questions
How much is parking at M&T Bank Stadium?
Where can I find cheap parking near M&T Bank Stadium?
Where do I park for a Baltimore Ravens game at M&T Bank Stadium?
Can you tailgate at M&T Bank Stadium?
How Much Is Parking at M&T Bank Stadium?
Parking at M&T Bank Stadium ranges from $25 to $75 depending on lot location and proximity to the gates.
Official stadium-controlled lots are the most expensive. The closest options, Lots H and J, run $60-$75 and sit directly adjacent to the stadium. General parking in official lots starts around $30 per game for non-premium spaces. The best value in the immediate area is the Hamburg Street lots, operated by private attendants, which come in at $25-$30 with roughly a 10-12 minute walk to the gates.
For fans without a permit in a stadium lot, downtown Baltimore garages booked through SpotHero or ParkMobile offer a wider range of prices. Some garages near the Inner Harbor can be found for as low as $10-$20 with a longer walk of 15-20 minutes. Prices rise sharply on playoff and primetime game days, so booking early always pays off.
Parking lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff. All stadium parking is cashless, so bring a credit card, debit card, or mobile payment method.
M&T Bank Stadium Parking Lots and Maps
M&T Bank Stadium sits at 1101 Russell Street in the Camden Yards Sports Complex and is surrounded by official and privately operated lots on all sides.
The Ravens organization controls the lots immediately surrounding the stadium. Lot B is the primary official lot, accessible from the north via I-95 Exit 53 to I-395, then the Russell Street exit, left on Lee Street. From the south, take I-95 Exit 52 to Russell Street North, slight right onto the Service Drive before Hamburg Street, then right on Hamburg, Lot B is on the left. Lots F and G are reached via Hamburg Street from either direction and sit south of the stadium. Lot D is located near W. Ostend Street on the south side. Lot R sits underneath the Russell Street bridge and is used primarily for ADA parking.
For fans without a permit, there are more than 30,000 spaces in garages and lots to the north, east, south, and west of the stadium. Private lots along Hamburg Street and Leadenhall Street offer no-frills gravel surface parking at $25-$30, staffed by attendants. The Horseshoe Casino garage, available through SpotHero, is a popular option for PSL owners and single-game buyers, though tailgating is not permitted there.
Stadium lots managed by SP+ Parking (410-347-9330) are sold on a permit basis and are typically sold out before the season begins. The Ravens have partnered with SpotHero and ParkMobile for fans to book guaranteed spots at downtown garages on a single-game or full-season basis.
Preferred/Premium Parking at M&T Bank Stadium
The closest and most premium parking at M&T Bank Stadium is reserved for PSL (Personal Seat License) owners and season ticket holders.
The Horseshoe Casino garage offers two tiers exclusively for PSL owners: a Reserved option guaranteeing a space on levels 3-6 for all 10 home Ravens games, and a Valet/Premium option guaranteeing a space on levels 1 and 2. To order a season parking pass in the Horseshoe Casino garage, call the Ravens Ticket Office at 410-261-RAVE (7283) or fax the order form to 410-468-1340. Annual parking rights are non-transferable and available only directly through the team, though current PSL owners with parking rights are eligible to sell individual game or season-long passes on the secondary market.
For single-game buyers seeking close-in options, Lot B/C is considered the best overall official lot, it is the closest to the gates and positioned directly adjacent to Ravens Walk. These spaces go for approximately $40-$60 and sell out quickly. The Hampton Inn Valet at 550 Washington Boulevard is another preferred option that allows advance reservations and sits within close walking distance of the stadium.
Free Parking Near M&T Bank Stadium
Truly free parking near M&T Bank Stadium on game day is extremely limited and requires arriving very early.
The neighborhoods of Federal Hill (southeast of the stadium) and Ridgely’s Delight (directly west) offer free street parking on Sundays, though residential zone restrictions apply on weekdays. These spots fill by 9:30-10:00 a.m. for 1:00 p.m. kickoffs, so plan to arrive at least three hours before game time if you want one. Always check posted signs carefully, enforcement of time limits and permit zones is strict during major events, and towing is common.
The Inner Harbor area has some of the more affordable garage options in the vicinity, with rates as low as $10 on non-primetime days. The walk from the Inner Harbor to the stadium is a pleasant 10-15 minutes along the waterfront. Fans who park in Federal Hill and walk toward the stadium can also avoid the post-game Russell Street bottleneck entirely by walking back to their cars and using Conway Street to reach I-83 north, which is typically less congested than I-95.
Can You Tailgate at M&T Bank Stadium?
Yes, tailgating is permitted at M&T Bank Stadium in select stadium-controlled lots, but it comes with specific rules and a firm cutoff time.
Tailgating in stadium-controlled lots must end 30 minutes after the start of the game. Cooking is not permitted within two feet of any vehicle. For charcoal grilling, only self-starting briquettes are allowed, lighter fluid is prohibited. Propane tanks larger than 20 pounds are also not permitted. Tents are not allowed per the Ravens Fan Guide. The Horseshoe Casino garage does not permit tailgating.
The prime tailgating real estate is held by season ticket holders, and official lots sell out before the season begins. Single-game fans looking for a tailgate experience can purchase passes through the secondary market or set up in private lots along Hamburg Street and Leadenhall Street, where attendants are typically more relaxed about grilling setups. Parking lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff, giving fans a solid window for a full pre-game spread.
Ravens Walk, the plaza connecting M&T Bank Stadium to Oriole Park at Camden Yards between Lots B and C, opens three hours before kickoff and features live music, food stations, bars, games, and sponsored tailgates. The Marching Ravens perform on Eutaw Street 90 minutes before kickoff and then lead a parade down Ravens Walk one hour before the game, it is one of the best free pre-game experiences in the NFL.
ADA and Handicap Parking at M&T Bank Stadium
ADA and handicap parking at M&T Bank Stadium is available in Lots B, C, and R on a first-come, first-served basis at $60 per vehicle.
Lot R is located underneath the Russell Street bridge. No permits are issued in advance for accessible parking spaces, all spots are walk-up only on game day. To access these spaces, a state-issued disabled license plate or valid disabled hangtag is required, the registered owner must be present in the vehicle, and a valid game ticket must also be shown. Attendants may ask for a state MVA disabled registration card and state-issued ID as additional verification.
M&T Bank Stadium has more than 100 accessible parking spaces across Lots B, C, and R. The Ravens strongly recommend arriving as early as possible since these spaces fill quickly. Fans who already hold a permit for a non-accessible lot can present that pass and avoid the $60 charge if accessible spaces are still available. A dedicated ADA drop-off area is located along the northbound Russell Street Service Drive on the west side of the stadium, between Gates A and D, notify the SP+ parking attendant upon entering the Service Drive that you need the accessible drop-off zone. Four banks of elevators serve guests inside the stadium, two on the north side (near Sections 102 and 146) and two on the south side (near Sections 119 and 129).
Uber and Lyft Drop-Off at M&T Bank Stadium
The primary rideshare drop-off zone at M&T Bank Stadium is on Warner Street near Gate C.
For pre-game drop-off, have your driver use the Warner Street approach. This keeps rideshare traffic separated from the main vehicle flow on Russell Street and Hamburg Street, making arrival smoother. Arrange your drop-off point in advance so your driver knows exactly where to go, Gate C on Warner Street is the most direct landing spot.
Post-game rideshare pickup requires more planning. The Ravens organization does not designate official post-game rideshare pickup zones, instead, they suggest that fans walk away from the stadium before requesting a ride. Walking north along Ravens Walk past Oriole Park toward W. Pratt Street puts you in a better position for northbound and eastbound pickup. Continuing one more block to Lombard Street is recommended for westbound trips. Heading south toward Lot D on W. Ostend Street and then continuing to the Horseshoe Casino valet area on Warner Street is another suggested post-game rideshare pickup point. Expect surge pricing of 2-3x in the 30 minutes before the final whistle through 90 minutes after the game. Requesting your ride from a block or two away from the stadium reduces wait time considerably.
Public Transit to M&T Bank Stadium
M&T Bank Stadium is one of the most transit-accessible NFL venues in the country, served by the MTA Light RailLink, Metro SubwayLink, local bus routes, MARC commuter rail, and the Ravens Ride charter service.
The MTA Light RailLink is the most popular transit option. The system runs 29.5 miles with 33 total stops from Hunt Valley in Baltimore County south to Cromwell Station/Glen Burnie in Anne Arundel County, passing directly through downtown. The Stadium Terrace/Camden Yards Light Rail station is located just steps from the stadium gates, with a direct drop-off outside Gate B. From BWI Airport, the Light Rail takes approximately 13 minutes to the stadium. Roughly 10% of Ravens fans use the Light Rail to get to games. For schedules, visit mta.maryland.gov or call 410-539-5000 or 1-866-RIDE-MTA.
The Metro SubwayLink runs 15.5 miles through 14 stations, connecting Johns Hopkins Hospital to Owings Mills. The best Metro stop for the stadium is Camden Station. Fans coming from Washington, D.C. or the suburbs can take the MARC Train (Camden Line) directly to Camden Station, which is part of the Camden Yards Sports Complex. Local MTA bus routes 1, 3, 7, 11, 14 (Sundays), 19, 27, 35, and 64 all stop near M&T Bank Stadium.
The Ravens Ride charter bus service offers a park-and-ride option with departures from Carney, Jessup, South West, and White Marsh Park and Rides, as well as Manchester, Westminster, and Owings Mills. The Ravens Walk bus departs 3.5 hours before kickoff so fans can enjoy Ravens Walk before the game. Reservations are strongly recommended and tickets run $30-$35 depending on the pickup location.
M&T Bank Stadium Parking Tips
The single most important tip for M&T Bank Stadium parking is to secure your spot before game day, official lots sell out to permit holders before the season even starts.
Fans without a PSL or season ticket should book through SpotHero or ParkMobile as soon as single-game parking goes on sale. Look for the Ravens logo at participating downtown garages, which are part of the official partnership. Lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff, so arriving during that first hour gives you the best selection of spots within the tailgating lots and the shortest walk to your gate.
For budget-conscious fans, the Hamburg Street private lots at $25-$30 offer the best value-to-distance ratio with a 10-12 minute walk. If you want to avoid post-game traffic entirely, park in Federal Hill, walk to the game, and walk back after, Federal Hill exits onto Conway Street toward I-83 north, bypassing the Russell Street/I-95 bottleneck that can add 30-60 minutes to your drive. Fans coming from the north should use I-95 Exit 53 to I-395 and take the Russell Street exit. Fans from the south take I-95 Exit 52 directly onto Russell Street. If you’re taking the Light Rail, the Stadium Terrace/Camden Yards stop drops you right at Gate B with no traffic stress at all.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does parking cost at M&T Bank Stadium for a Ravens game?
Parking at M&T Bank Stadium typically ranges from $25 to $75. Official stadium lots closest to the gates run $60-$75, general parking starts around $30, and private Hamburg Street lots offer the best value at $25-$30 with a 10-12 minute walk.
Can I buy Ravens parking in advance?
Yes, advance parking is available through SpotHero and ParkMobile at downtown garages partnered with the Ravens. Official stadium lots are sold by permit only and are typically sold out to season ticket and PSL holders before the season begins. Single-game passes for partner garages should be booked as early as possible.
What time do M&T Bank Stadium parking lots open?
All M&T Bank Stadium parking lots open 4.5 hours prior to kickoff. Stadium gates open two hours before game time. Arriving early is strongly recommended by the Ravens organization to avoid entrance delays.
Is tailgating allowed at M&T Bank Stadium?
Yes, tailgating is permitted in select stadium-controlled lots but must end 30 minutes after kickoff. Cooking must be done at least two feet from vehicles, lighter fluid is banned, and only self-starting charcoal briquettes are allowed. Tents are not permitted. The Horseshoe Casino garage does not allow tailgating.
Where is ADA parking at M&T Bank Stadium?
Accessible parking is available in Lots B, C, and R (Lot R is under the Russell Street bridge) at $60 per vehicle. Spaces are first-come, first-served and cannot be reserved in advance. A state-issued disabled placard or license plate, a valid game ticket, and the registered owner present in the vehicle are all required.
Where do Uber and Lyft drop off at M&T Bank Stadium?
The primary rideshare drop-off point is on Warner Street near Gate C. For post-game pickup, the Ravens recommend walking to W. Pratt Street or Lombard Street for northbound and westbound rides, or to the Horseshoe Casino valet area on Warner Street. Expect surge pricing for up to 90 minutes after the final whistle.
What is the best public transit option to M&T Bank Stadium?
The MTA Light RailLink is the most popular and direct option, with the Stadium Terrace/Camden Yards stop located steps from Gate B. From BWI Airport, the ride takes about 13 minutes. MARC Train riders on the Camden Line can also exit at Camden Station, which is part of the stadium complex.
Is there free parking near M&T Bank Stadium?
Free street parking is available in Federal Hill and Ridgely’s Delight on Sundays, but spots fill by 9:30-10:00 a.m. for 1:00 p.m. games. Always check posted signs for residential permit zone and time limit restrictions, as enforcement is strict on game day.
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