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Chargers at Ravens
M&T Bank Stadium
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Chargers at Ravens
M&T Bank Stadium. Monday, November 16, 8:15 PM.
2 travellers, 2 nights, Sun, Nov 15 to Tue, Nov 17.
Flight
Fly into BWI
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Hotel
Residence Inn by Marriott Baltimore Downtown/ Inner Harbor
2 nights, 0.9 mi from the stadium.
From $250 total, about $125 each. 4 rooms found.
Game
Chargers at Ravens
Monday 8:15 PM, M&T Bank Stadium.
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Game day
- 3:45 PMRavensWalk between Camden Yards and the stadium
- 6:15 PMMarching Ravens concert on Eutaw Street
- 7:45 PMBe in your seat
- 8:15 PMKickoff, Chargers at Ravens
Local picks
- tailgate, 65 points
- eat, 100 points
- tour, 100 points
- ritual, 25 points
Estimated trip, per person
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Flights
Fly into BWI
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Where to stay
Stay in the city and ride in for the game.
Walk from the Inner Harbor; Light RailLink stops at Hamburg Street.
4.4 (1,153)0.9 mi to the stadium, $125 each
4.5 (1,422)1.2 mi to the stadium, $124 each
4.6 (576)1.0 mi to the stadium, $140 each
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Other areas to stay
Inner Harbor
20 min on foot. This is the one Northeast stadium where staying in the tourist heart of the city means staying near the stadium too. Among the hotels within about half a mile are the Hampton Inn Baltimore Downtown Convention Center at 0.4 miles and the Vacation Inn Express at the Stadiums at 0.5 miles.
Tickets
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The view from every part of the stadiumParking and tailgate lots
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Area guide
Getting in
BWI, Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall. It takes 25 minutes via MTA Light RailLink direct from the BWI Airport station to Hamburg Street, the stadium stop, about 24 minutes end to end, for $2.00 one way or $4.60 for a day pass. From DCA, take the Metro to Union Station, then MARC or Amtrak north to Baltimore Penn Station, roughly 1.5 to 2 hours total. This works if the fares favor it. From IAD, you get the best long-haul flight options into the region, but it's the furthest from Baltimore and the transfer is the most awkward.
Getting to the stadium
MTA Light RailLink, about 24 minutes from BWI Airport station (both lines also serve Hamburg Street and Camden Yards). A single trip costs $2.00 and a day pass costs $4.60. Buy them through the CharmPass app, since Maryland is phasing out the CharmCard in favor of it. Hamburg Street station sits on the stadium's east side, a short walk to the gates. The Stadium/Federal Hill and Camden Yards stops are also within easy walking distance.. Walk from the Inner Harbor, about 20 minutes from Inner Harbor (National Aquarium / Maryland Science Center). Free. It's about a mile on flat streets through the stadium district.. MARC Penn Line (commuter rail from Washington DC) from Washington Union Station. You pay standard MARC fares. For a routine regular-season Sunday home game, MTA's own alert says the Penn Line runs its normal weekend schedule, so MARC does not add extra post-game service for every home game. The one-off Train 497, which normally runs Saturday-only, was held for a 7:30 p.m. Sunday departure specifically for the January 2024 AFC Championship, and that was not a standing policy. MARC also stops at Camden Station, a short walk from the stadium. Baltimore Penn Station is about 2 miles north, so connect by Light RailLink or the MARC shuttle bus. Camden Station is a short walk from the stadium.. GEICO Gameday Shuttle from Locust Point. It's free. It drops you at H Lot and the North and South gate entrances..
Leaving after the game
It takes 20 to 40 minutes. The walkable options here make getting away easy for a fan without a car: walk north to the Inner Harbor or east to Federal Hill and you're clear of the crowd in 15 minutes. Light RailLink at Hamburg Street gets lines after the final whistle, but the two-stop hop to Camden or Federal Hill is short. The extra game-day capacity MTA adds for a routine Sunday is Light Rail extended service and shuttle buses from Pratt and Howard Streets to Penn Station, not extra MARC service. MARC's one known extra Sunday train was a one-off for the January 2024 AFC Championship, not routine. There's no documented gridlock problem for people walking out. Keep in mind re-entry to the stadium is not allowed.
Rideshare
No dedicated rideshare zone is published in the stadium A-Z guide, and you don't really need one if you're staying downtown, since walking beats waiting. If you do use a rideshare, walk five to ten minutes north out of the stadium area before requesting it.
The mistake to avoid
Don't book near BWI airport just because the light rail goes there. You'd be trading a walkable downtown stay for an airport hotel strip and saving nothing. Also skip booking in a park-and-ride suburb: the Ravens' park-and-ride passes are $300 to $350 season products aimed at locals, not visitors.
Parking and tailgating
Lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff, and stadium gates open 2 hours before kickoff. Non-disabled parking is typically sold in advance and is permit only, so a visitor without a permit should use ParkMobile or a downtown garage. Accessible parking is first come, first served in Lots B, C and R, and tailgating is not allowed in ADA areas. Tailgating is banned at the Horseshoe Casino garage. On the shared-lot question, the lots serve both M&T Bank Stadium and Oriole Park, but the two venues almost never hold events at the same time, so a Camden Yards clash is a low risk in practice. Either way, the lots are mostly permit only. This is the best carless pre-game option in the group. RavensWalk is a free street festival open to everyone, no ticket needed, set up on the walkway between M&T Bank Stadium and Oriole Park at Camden Yards, between Lots B and C. It opens three hours before every home game with bars, food trucks, live entertainment, and tailgate activities. If you walk down from the Inner Harbor, you land right in the middle of it. Tailgating in the lots also happens, but it's car-based and most lots are permit-only and sold in advance, so RavensWalk is the option if you're on foot. You can join a lot tailgate as a guest if you're meeting friends who already paid for a spot and have a car parked there, but there's no walk-up entry to the lots on your own.
Where to stay
Inner Harbor: 20 min on foot. This is the one Northeast stadium where staying in the tourist heart of the city means staying near the stadium too. Among the hotels within about half a mile are the Hampton Inn Baltimore Downtown Convention Center at 0.4 miles and the Vacation Inn Express at the Stadiums at 0.5 miles. Federal Hill: 15 min on foot, or the free GEICO Gameday Shuttle. This area sits immediately southeast of the stadium and it is the best bar neighborhood for game day. It has its own Light RailLink stop, Stadium/Federal Hill, and it is one of the pickup points for the free GEICO Gameday Shuttle to the North and South gates.
Around the stadium
Downtown Baltimore, Inner Harbor, Federal Hill. This stadium is genuinely built into downtown, not just a parking lot with a bus stop. You'll find multiple chain and full-service hotels within half a mile, the Inner Harbor tourist district about a mile away, the Washington Street bar block half a mile north, and Federal Hill just southeast. A fan can land at BWI, ride one train, check in, walk to the stadium, and walk back.
Stadium tour on game day
Stadium tours are available, and this is the strongest tour offering of the five. M&T Bank Stadium introduced a paid Gameday Tour for the 2026 season: $100 per person, 45 to 60 minutes long, and you need a valid game ticket bought separately. It starts about 15 minutes after the North Plaza Gate opens, which is an hour before the standard stadium gates, so you get inside before the general crowd. This is new for the 2026 season.
Stadium tour, the day before
There are three tours: Purple, Gold, and Platinum. They run year-round, Monday through Saturday, depending on the event schedule, so the Saturday before a Sunday home game is usually open for booking. You can book up to 3 months ahead, and sell-out risk is moderate. The Purple Tour is $20 and runs 60 to 90 minutes, the Gold Tour is $40 and runs 90 to 120 minutes, and the Platinum Tour is $65 and runs 150 to 180 minutes. Public tours run with about 10 to 20 guests per slot. For groups over 25, email [email protected]. More info at https://www.mandtbankstadium.com/visit/tours.
The matchup
Form, ESPN's model and the stat leaders
- Form
The Chargers are 0-3 after 3 games, 4th in the AFC West.
They have lost 3 in a row.
They are 0-1 on the road.
The Ravens are 2-1 after 3 games, 2nd in the AFC North.
They are 0-1 at home.
Know before you go
Gates, bags, payment and access at M&T Bank Stadium.
Arrive by
The stadium tells fans, because of heightened security measures at the gates, to arrive as early as possible to avoid entrance delays, especially in colder weather, though it doesn't attach a specific number of hours to that advice. General gates open 2 hours before kickoff, and parking lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff. Separately, the Gate A Plaza opens 1 hour before the regular stadium gates on game day for guests with a ticket, so the north Gate A plaza opens 3 hours before kickoff, an hour ahead of every other gate, and that's where $100 Gameday Tour guests enter.
Entry mechanism
Tickets go through mobile ticketing on the SeatGeek Account Manager, since SeatGeek is the Ravens' ticketing partner, plus the Ravens app. PSL holders access mobile tickets through SeatGeek Account Manager and can forward tickets to guests from there. There's no published word on whether screenshots or printouts are accepted, no Apple or Google Wallet guidance, and no international-visitor information.
Gate finder
No section-to-gate lookup tool or gate-to-section table is published on mandtbankstadium.com or baltimoreravens.com. the stadium guide lists only the entrances: MedStar Health Gate A (North), Gate B (East), Gate C (Southeast), Gate D (Southwest), South Gate (South), Gate A2 (Northwest), Gate E, and SeatGeek Gate F (West). For gate guidance, call the box office at 410-261-RAVE (7283).
Bag policy
Only certain bags are allowed: clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags no bigger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, or a one-gallon clear plastic freezer bag like a Ziploc, or a small clutch bag no bigger than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches. Backpacks, larger purses, and most other containers are not allowed. The stadium and team pages don't list any named exception for medical bags, diaper bags, cameras, or breast pumps.
Prohibited items
Umbrellas of any kind are not allowed, so bring a poncho instead. Also not allowed: video cameras, still cameras with a lens longer than 3 inches, e-cigarettes and other alternative smoking products, poles or sticks attached to banners or flags, outside food and drinks, and emotional support animals. Only service dogs are permitted.
Re-entry
Re-entry into M&T Bank Stadium is not permitted, and that's unchanged for 2026 across both the stadium stadium guide and the Ravens Fan Guide. One thing that is not an exception to this: inside the building, if you leave the Club Level, you need a Club Level re-entry pass to get back in, along with your Club Level game ticket. That's an internal zone pass, not permission to leave the stadium and return.
Payment
The stadium is cashless only, accepting Visa (preferred), Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. Reverse ATMs are located at Sections 117, 146, 250, 502, and 529, and they require a $20 minimum to load a prepaid Visa card. That $20 floor is higher than most NFL cash-to-card kiosks, so it matters if you're a cash-carrying visitor from overseas. The kiosk operator isn't named.
Price benchmark
The Ravens publish value pricing under Flock Friendly Fare, though the most recent list is from the 2025 season: a 12 oz. beer is $4.99, a hot dog is $3.49, a BBQ chicken sandwich is $4.99, and Blackbird fries are $2.49, with 11 fan-favorite items priced under $5. No 2026 price list has come out yet. The mandtbankstadium.com Food and Beverage page just calls it stadium favorites at family-friendly prices without listing figures, and no bottled water or soda price is published for any year. Treat these as 2025 official prices, not 2026.
Accessible entry
Six of the eight entrances are accessible: Gates A, B, C, D, F, and A1. That's not all the gates, so accessible entry is different from general admission here, since the South Gate and Gate E are not on the accessible list. Two elevator banks, on the north and south sides, serve suite patrons and guests with disabilities.
Accessible seating
Accessible (ADA) seating is available throughout the stadium on every level. Request it by calling the box office at 410-261-RAVE (7283) to purchase those seats in advance, or shop online at SeatGeek.com. The stadium encourages contacting the box office as soon as possible, though no minimum advance notice period is published.
Sensory accommodations
Sensory kits are available at Guest Services, and multi-purpose rooms at sections 100, 118, 503, 529 and 219 hold sensory items like headphones and toys. Assistive listening devices are available at any Guest Services Center and carry two feeds, PA announcements and the Ravens radio broadcast. Closed captioning of both the PA and the radio broadcast comes through ribbon boards, the mobile app, and courtesy handsets at Guest Services and Club Level Concierge desks. There's no KultureCity certification claimed, and no ASL interpreter request process or notice period published, so don't assume a 48-hour rule like Lambeau has.
Family amenities
Nursing is accommodated in the multi-purpose guest service rooms at sections 100, 118, 503, 529, and 219, which provide a space for nursing mothers or guests with special needs. Family restrooms with changing tables are on the lower level concourse at Sections 118 and 153, and on the upper level concourse at Sections 513, 527, 540, and 553. Lost-child wristbands are issued at Guest Services, and the child's name, wristband number, and seat location are recorded in a confidential log book.
Connectivity
The Wi-Fi network is called StadiumWifi. The Ravens' own Wi-Fi page tells fans to connect to the StadiumWifi network, and Wi-Fi coaches are on hand to help you connect. It's complimentary high-density Wi-Fi provided by the Ravens and Verizon, and the stadium says it supports multiple cellular carriers. This SSID only appears on baltimoreravens.com/stadium/app/wifi, not in the stadium guide or the Fan Guide. There's no DAS capacity guidance beyond the multi-carrier statement.
Where the fans drink
The bars fans pick on game day, and how each one treats a visiting fan.
- ~5-7 min walk
The crowd is mixed, with a lot of visiting-team support year-round carried over from baseball games.
Pickles opened on St. Patrick's Day in 1988, four years before Camden Yards was built next door and eight years before the Ravens existed. It's the only bar in Baltimore that watched both stadiums go up around it.
It's open 7 days a week, 11 a.m. to close, with the kitchen opening at 10 a.m. on Sundays and 9 a.m. on gamedays. The walk-in line gets long about 90 minutes before kickoff. There's no shuttle, so you walk, but the free Charm City Circulator stops on the route.
- ~10 min walk
Mostly home fans.
This is a restored historic firehouse turned gameday bar, and the firefighter connection is real: part of every purchase goes to the Widows and Orphans Fund for families of fallen firefighters, and the bar says it has raised $82,634 so far. Doors open at 9 a.m. on gamedays, one of the earliest starts in the district. Food comes from JP's Burn Pit, serving Baltimore pit beef, the local specialty, so it's a solid place to try it.
It opens at 9 a.m. on gamedays. Ridgely Street is a tailgating street, so expect an outdoor, standing, group scene. Check @GamedayFirehouse on social media for details on the specific game, since offerings change game to game.
Seats and views
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Lower level100 to 153Club level200 to 253Upper level500 to 553Tap any part of the stadium to see its view.
The weekend, day by day
The day before Sun, Nov 15
- 10:00 AM
Arrive in Baltimore
Fly into BWI.
- 11:00 AM
Landmark
Art museum at 600 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201. Hours: Monday: Closed. Found for "art and museums".
- 12:30 PM
Eat
Faidley's serves a jumbo lump crab cake you eat standing at tables inside Lexington Market, about a mile north of the stadium. It's open Monday to Saturday from 10 AM and closed Sunday, so plan to go the day before.
- 2:00 PM
Tour
M&T Bank Stadium runs public tours Monday to Saturday around the event calendar, starting from the Southeast Suite Entrance by Lots D and E. Purple tours run $20, Gold $40, Platinum $65, and there's a new $100 gameday tour that requires a game ticket.
- 7:00 PM
Eat
Asian restaurant at 1622 Eastern Ave, Baltimore, MD 21231. Hours: Monday: 11:00 AM – 3:30 PM, 4:30 – 10:00 PM. Found for "local eats".
- 9:00 PM
Drink
These are the neighborhood bars up the hill from the harbor, about a 15 minute walk to the stadium.
- 10:00 AM
Game day Mon, Nov 16
- 9:00 AM
Eat
Blue Moon Cafe has been serving breakfast in Fells Point since 1996 and is known for its Captain Crunch French toast and crab benedicts. It's open daily 7 AM to 3 PM, runs 24 hours on weekends, and you should expect a wait Sunday morning.
- 11:00 AM
Landmark
Art museum at 800 Key Hwy, Baltimore, MD 21230. Hours: Monday: Closed. Found for "art and museums".
- 12:30 PM
Eat
Chaps is Baltimore's pit beef stand out on Pulaski Highway east of downtown, open daily from 10:30 AM, slicing charcoal-roasted beef thin on a roll. You'll need a car or rideshare to get there from the stadium.
- 3:45 PM
Tailgate
RavensWalk is the pregame strip on the walkway from Oriole Park to M&T Bank Stadium, between Lots B and C, with bars, food trucks, a 98 Rock broadcast, and cheerleaders out 90 minutes before kickoff. It runs from 9 AM to noon.
- 6:15 PM
Ritual
The team's marching band plays the Eutaw Street walkway at Camden Yards 90 minutes before kickoff, then parades through RavensWalk an hour before. Wear white for the Uprising and get seated 30 minutes early.
- 7:45 PM
Be in your seat
- 8:15 PM
Kickoff, Chargers at Ravens
- 11:45 PM
Final whistle
The game ends near 11:30 PM. It takes 20 to 40 minutes. The walkable options here make getting away easy for a fan without a car: walk north to the Inner Harbor or east to Federal Hill and you're clear of the crowd in 15 minutes. Light RailLink at Hamburg Street gets lines after the final whistle, but the two-stop hop to Camden or Federal Hill is short. The extra game-day capacity MTA adds for a routine Sunday is Light Rail extended service and shuttle buses from Pratt and Howard Streets to Penn Station, not extra MARC service. MARC's one known extra Sunday train was a one-off for the January 2024 AFC Championship, not routine. There's no documented gridlock problem for people walking out. Keep in mind re-entry to the stadium is not allowed.
- 9:00 AM
The day after Tue, Nov 17
Depart Baltimore
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Sidequests on this trip
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The night out
3 from the map for local eats, art and museums, first in the list.
- Tailgate65 points
RavensWalk is the pregame strip on the walkway from Oriole Park to M&T Bank Stadium, between Lots B and C, with bars, food trucks, a 98 Rock broadcast, and cheerleaders out 90 minutes before kickoff. It runs from 9 AM to noon.
$
- EatLocal eats100 points
4.8(2,825)
Asian restaurant at 1622 Eastern Ave, Baltimore, MD 21231. Hours: Monday: 11:00 AM – 3:30 PM, 4:30 – 10:00 PM. Found for "local eats".
$$
- Tour100 points
M&T Bank Stadium runs public tours Monday to Saturday around the event calendar, starting from the Southeast Suite Entrance by Lots D and E. Purple tours run $20, Gold $40, Platinum $65, and there's a new $100 gameday tour that requires a game ticket.
$$
- Ritual25 points
The team's marching band plays the Eutaw Street walkway at Camden Yards 90 minutes before kickoff, then parades through RavensWalk an hour before. Wear white for the Uprising and get seated 30 minutes early.
Free
- Drink25 points
These are the neighborhood bars up the hill from the harbor, about a 15 minute walk to the stadium.
$$
- LandmarkArt and museums100 points
4.8(3,969)
Art museum at 600 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201. Hours: Monday: Closed. Found for "art and museums".
$$
- Eat65 points
Faidley's serves a jumbo lump crab cake you eat standing at tables inside Lexington Market, about a mile north of the stadium. It's open Monday to Saturday from 10 AM and closed Sunday, so plan to go the day before.
$$
- LandmarkArt and museums100 points
4.7(3,258)
Art museum at 800 Key Hwy, Baltimore, MD 21230. Hours: Monday: Closed. Found for "art and museums".
$$
- Eat65 points
Chaps is Baltimore's pit beef stand out on Pulaski Highway east of downtown, open daily from 10:30 AM, slicing charcoal-roasted beef thin on a roll. You'll need a car or rideshare to get there from the stadium.
$
- Eat65 points
Blue Moon Cafe has been serving breakfast in Fells Point since 1996 and is known for its Captain Crunch French toast and crab benedicts. It's open daily 7 AM to 3 PM, runs 24 hours on weekends, and you should expect a wait Sunday morning.
$$