Getting There
M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD
Data updated: 2025 NFL Season
Driving
Directions
From the north (I-95 S): Take I-395 S to exit for Russell Street/Downtown. Stadium is on Russell Street. From the south (I-95 N): Take exit 52 for Russell Street.
Details
From Washington D.C.: I-95 N to I-395, or the Baltimore-Washington Parkway (BW Parkway) to I-395. Plan 20-30 minutes from the I-695 beltway without traffic, 45-60 minutes on game days.
Public Transit
Directions
MTA Light Rail to Hamburg Street/Stadium station stops right at M&T Bank Stadium. Service from Hunt Valley (north), BWI Airport, and Glen Burnie (south).
Details
Fare is $1.90; may be free on game days (check MTA). Call 410-539-5000 or 1-866-RIDE-MTA for schedules.
Rideshare
Directions
Uber and Lyft serve the stadium area with designated zones. From downtown Baltimore/Inner Harbor, expect $6-10.
Details
From BWI Airport, $20-30. Post-game, walk toward Ostend Street for faster pickup.
Walking
Directions
Inner Harbor hotels are 15-20 minutes on foot via Pratt Street or Light Street. Federal Hill is 10-15 minutes south.
Details
Camden Yards (Orioles) is immediately adjacent. This is one of the most walkable stadiums in the NFL.
Travel
Overview
M&T Bank Stadium enjoys one of the best locations in the NFL, right next to Baltimore's Inner Harbor in the heart of downtown. The Light Rail stops directly at the stadium, making it exceptionally easy to reach without a car. Most Inner Harbor hotels are within a 15-20 minute walk. Interstate access via I-95 and I-395 connects the stadium to the broader Baltimore-Washington metro area. This is one of the most transit-friendly stadiums in professional football.
Community
Intelligence
Crowdsourced logistics and veteran shortcuts from the fan community. Every tip is voted on by fellow game-day veterans.
“The Light Rail is the best way to get to M&T Bank Stadium, no parking, no traffic, $2 each way.”
“If staying at an Inner Harbor hotel, walk to the stadium. It's a pleasant 15-20 minute stroll.”
“Park for free at Light Rail park-and-ride stations in Timonium, Cromwell, or Linthicum and ride the train.”
“Russell Street becomes very congested on game days. Avoid it if possible by using side streets.”
“Rideshare post-game: walk toward Inner Harbor or Federal Hill to reduce wait times and surge pricing.”
“From Washington D.C., consider taking the MARC train to Penn Station, then a short rideshare or Light Rail transfer.”