Baltimore Ravens

Check if Nick's Fish House is running their buses to the game. Park there, grab a beverage, and ride their bus right to the stadium. Best pregame setup in Baltimore.

Park at a garage for about $20, eat breakfast at the Greek diner across the street, then walk past the Babe Ruth birthplace house and Camden Yards on your way to Ravens Walk.

Nosebleed seats at M&T Bank are still awesome. Section 119 is right where the players enter if that matters to you. Lot G/H is the best for tailgating if you can get a pass.

We tailgate and then wander Ravens Walk with a six-pack and our dog before dropping the dog off at the car and heading in. The whole pregame scene at M&T Bank is worth showing up early for.

Get to the stadium area 1.5-2 hours before kickoff. That gives you time to explore Ravens Walk, get into the stadium, find your section, and settle in before kickoff.

Jimmy's Tailgoat is always a good time if you want an organized tailgate. Check out the Ravens Walk for food trucks and live music before the game too.

If you are set on the official lots, almost all of them (A, B, C, G, H) are sold to season ticket holders. You might find passes on resale sites but they will be expensive. Lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff.

I-295 north becomes Russell Street and delivers you to the stadium without an exit.

The upper deck's corner notches are deliberate openings that frame the Baltimore skyline, not missing seats.

The club does not publish which lots allow tailgating. If it matters to your day, call the ticket office on (410) 261-7283 before buying.