Seating Guide
Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore, MD
Data updated: 2025 MLB Season
Cheapest Section
$10+
Sections
5
Capacity
45,971
Oriole Park at Camden Yards seats 45,971 fans and pioneered the retro-ballpark design in 1992. Sightlines are excellent from virtually every section, the architects prioritized fan proximity and clear views. The B&O Warehouse beyond right field provides the iconic backdrop. The lower bowl offers close-to-the-action views, while the upper deck provides panoramic views of the Baltimore skyline. Club-level seats on the 200 level feature wider seats and a climate-controlled concourse.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Diamond Box / MASN Front Row
$150 - $350+“Front rows directly behind home plate. The closest seats in the ballpark with unobstructed views of the catcher and batter.”
The Pros
- Best view in the house
- Padded wider seats
- Premium concourse access with shorter lines
The Cons
- Most expensive seats at Camden Yards
- Sold out for popular opponents
- Netting directly in front (necessary for safety)
Lower Box (100-Level Infield)
$50 - $130“Lower bowl between the dugouts with close sightlines to the diamond and a view of the B&O Warehouse beyond right field.”
The Pros
- Close to the action with excellent sightlines
- Covered by the upper deck for weather protection
- Easy access to Eutaw Street food vendors
The Cons
- Premium pricing for Yankees and Red Sox games
- Baseline sections have slightly angled views
Club Level (200-Level)
$35 - $80“Mezzanine level with wider seats, more legroom, and a climate-controlled concourse with restaurant options.”
The Pros
- Wider seats with more legroom than the lower bowl
- Climate-controlled concourse with upscale food
- Great balance of comfort and view
The Cons
- Higher than lower box, farther from the field
- Club concourse can feel disconnected from the open-air atmosphere
Lower Reserve (100-Level Outfield)
$20 - $50“Lower bowl in the outfield corners with views toward the infield and the B&O Warehouse.”
The Pros
- Affordable lower bowl seats
- Close to Eutaw Street promenade
- Good for catching home run and foul balls
The Cons
- Angled view toward home plate
- Farther from the main action
Upper Reserve (300-Level)
$10 - $35“Upper deck with a panoramic view of the entire field, the B&O Warehouse, and the Baltimore skyline beyond.”
The Pros
- Cheapest seats at Camden Yards, among the best values in MLB
- Full panoramic view of the park and city
- Great for first-time visitors who want to see everything
The Cons
- Far from the action
- Steep stairs to reach the upper deck
- Less shade on afternoon games
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