Getting to Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Baltimore Orioles · Baltimore, MD
Oriole Park's arrival guidance is dominated by the Warner Street redevelopment, which reverses direction around the game: northbound only before, southbound only after, with a dedicated pedestrian walkway kept open through it. The state highway administration is explicit about which I-95 exit to use and which two to avoid.
Tips & Fan Reports
Federal Hill neighborhood has lots of bars and restaurants where you can get food and drinks then walk to Camden Yards for the game. It is a great pregame routine.
Warner Street runs one way northbound before the game and one way southbound after it — the way in is not the way out.
Residential Permit Parking zones nearby are strictly enforced — illegally parked cars are ticketed and towed.
On I-95 North take Exit 53; the highway administration explicitly warns against Exit 52 and the BW Parkway-295 approach.
Orioles lots are permit-only and open just one hour before gates; only Lots F, G and H may have day-of spaces.
Tailgating is not permitted in Orioles lots.
Ways In
- Driving
- Warner Street between the casino and M&T Bank Stadium is closed to vehicles between the railroad tracks and Ostend Street, and between Worcester Street and W. Ostend a shifting one-way pattern runs northbound before the game and southbound after it. The State Highway Administration encourages fans on I-95 North to use Exit 53 and specifically not Exit 52 or the BW Parkway-295 approach, which face significant delays. The closure affects parking in Lots F, G, H, K, L, N and O. Orioles lots are permit-only and open one hour before gates.
- Public Transit
- The Maryland Transit Administration runs local bus, Light Rail and Metro Subway service to Oriole Park and downtown Baltimore, and the Charm City Circulator and MARC Train also serve the area. The club names no individual station or boarding point, pointing to MTA for schedules, fares and boarding locations.
- Rideshare
- Uber/Lyft drop-off is on Camden Street near the main entrance. Pickup after games is relatively smooth compared to other MLB parks. Expect 10-15 minutes from the Inner Harbor.
- Walking
- A dedicated pedestrian walkway stays open along Warner Street between the railroad tracks and Ostend Street, even where the road is closed to traffic.
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Clear bags, ponchos, and packable layers for getting to the gate.
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- Getting there
Oriole Park parking, directions and transportation page on mlb.com/orioles
- Transit
Maryland MTA regular fares: "2.00" single trip on Local Bus, Light Rail and Metro Subway, 1-Day Pass "4.60". MARC is a station-pair table, and MDOT MTA’s own Camden Line fare chart gives Washington DC to Baltimore Camden at $9.00 one way (St. Denis and Dorsey $8.00, Jessup through Muirkirk $7.00, Greenbelt and College Park $6.00). Camden Yards sits at the line’s Baltimore terminus, so the entry now names where the rider boards. Note the chart’s vintage: it is stamped "Fares effective June 27, 2021" and is served from an S3 staging bucket, but it is the current chart MDOT MTA links from its own MARC fares page
- Lodging
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