Getting to M&T Bank Stadium
Baltimore Ravens · Baltimore, MD
M&T Bank Stadium publishes three driving routes and, unusually, a priced park-and-ride network: five shuttle locations around the region with seasonal passes and single-game fares, which is a documented alternative to driving in rather than a vague suggestion.
Tips & Fan Reports
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.
I-295 north becomes Russell Street and delivers you to the stadium without an exit.
Five park-and-ride shuttle locations run all season — $35 to $40 for a single game, or $300 to $350 for the season.
The club names no Light Rail station; check MTA for that leg and for construction.
Exit 52 for Russell St from I-95 north; Exit 53 for I-395 coming south through the Fort McHenry Tunnel.
Ways In
- Driving
- From the south and the airport, take I-95 north toward Baltimore and Exit 52 for Russell St, with the stadium on your right; or I-295 north, which becomes Russell Street. From the northwest, I-83 south to Lombard Street, right, then left south onto Greene Street with the stadium on your left. From the northeast, I-95 south through the Fort McHenry Tunnel then Exit 53 for I-395 north to MLK Blvd/Russell Street, keeping right.
- Public Transit
- MTA runs Light Rail and local bus services to the stadium; the club points to mta.maryland.gov or 410-539-5000 for schedules and construction updates rather than naming a station. Park-and-ride shuttles run through the regular season from White Marsh, Carney, southwest Baltimore, Westminster Target and Hyatt Place Owings Mills, with seasonal passes at $300 to $350 and single games at $35 to $40 per person.
- Rideshare
- Uber and Lyft serve the stadium area with designated zones. From downtown Baltimore/Inner Harbor, expect $6-10. From BWI Airport, $20-30. Post-game, walk toward Ostend Street for faster pickup.
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- Getting there
M&T Bank Stadium directions and parking page on baltimoreravens.com
- Transit
Maryland MTA Regular Fares: single trip $2.00 on Light RailLink. Baltimore City publishes the Charm City Circulator as "Baltimore’s Free Bus" — "our buses are fast, friendly, and always free" — across five routes; its page was last updated 25 August 2026. Walking entries carry no transit fare by definition
- Lodging
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