Oriole Park at Camden Yards (Baltimore, MD) Stadium

Built in 1992, in the heart of Baltimore, Maryland, Oriole Park at Camden Yards is the official home of the Baltimore Orioles. Featuring three levels with almost 46,000 seats, numerous box suites and dining pavilions, Camden Yards is a great place for anyone to catch a baseball game.

Constructed as the first retro-style baseball stadium, Camden Yards boasts a picturesque structure bringing back the classic ballpark feel with its open concourses, green seats, red brick, and exposed steel beams. Standing in the place of the former Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Rail Yard, much of the ballpark features a great view of the Baltimore skyline.

Famous moments in Camden Yards include Cal Ripken Jr. playing in his 2,130th consecutive game and passing Lou Gehrig for most consecutive games all-time. In addition to the streak, the stadium also played host to Cal’s final game in the Major Leagues in October of 2001. Outside of professional baseball games at Camden Yards, numerous television shows and movies have been filmed at the ballpark including Major League II, Dave, Head of State, and The West Wing.

There is plenty of parking in Lots B, C, F, G and H outside the stadium as well as buses that run to and from the stadium on game day.