M&T Bank Stadium 🇺🇸

Home of: The Baltimore Ravens (AFC North)

Welcome to M&T Bank Stadium, the home of the NFL's Baltimore Ravens since 1998. Located in Baltimore, Maryland, right next to Oriole Park at Camden Yards, this multi-purpose venue is affectionately known by fans as "Ravens Stadium" or "The Bank." Offering a listed capacity of 70,745 across five distinct seating levels, the stadium is praised for its ease of access, concessions, and outstanding fan amenities. Before you enter the gates, step into Unitas Plaza to see the bronze statue of Baltimore football icon Johnny Unitas, where fans traditionally rub his foot as they walk by.

Nearby, you will also find a statue depicting Ray Lewis in the final pose of his iconic squirrel dance. Keep an eye out for a sidewalk keyboard mosaic on the southwest corner, honoring the Wm. Knabe & Co. piano factory that once occupied the site, and look for the painted "MO" in the endzone honoring sports icon Mo Gaba.

Served directly by the Baltimore Light Rail at the Stadium/Federal Hill station, this venue offers a memorable experience whether you are attending NFL games, college football, or major soccer matches.

What to see at M&T Bank Stadium

• Bronze statues of Johnny Unitas and Ray Lewis situated at Unitas Plaza near the main entrance.
• A unique sidewalk keyboard mosaic on the southwest corner honoring the former Wm. Knabe & Co. piano factory.
• The endzone's Baltimore Ravens "MO" letters painted gold or white in memory of Mo Gaba.
• A five-level stadium design featuring a Tifway 419 Bermudagrass playing field.
• Direct transit service via the Baltimore Light Rail at the Stadium/Federal Hill station.

Stadium tours & game day

Join fellow fans at Unitas Plaza before entry to rub the foot of the Johnny Unitas bronze statue for good luck.

How long: 3-4 hours (game day) · Best time: Game day (Sep–Feb)

How to get there & what’s nearby

M&T Bank Stadium is easy to reach on game days and by Baltimore’s public transport. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Baltimore travel guide.