What is the capacity of M&T Bank Stadium?

M&T Bank Stadium, affectionately known as "The Bank," is an intimidating venue in downtown Baltimore. Known for its purple lighting and high-energy atmosphere, it is part of the Camden Yards Sports Complex, adjacent to the Orioles' ballpark.

🏛️History

Origins

Built to house the newly formed Ravens after their move from Cleveland. The design pays homage to Baltimore's history, including a piano-keyboard mosaic honoring the factory that once stood on the site.

Major Renovations

2019$120M multi-phase renovation adding large HD video boards and improved concourses

2023Announced massive new multi-year upgrades including field-level clubs and retail

Notable Moments

Dec 31, 2000Ravens defeat Broncos in first ever home playoff game at the stadium

Jan 11, 2020Hosted AFC Divisional Round after 14-2 regular season

Jan 28, 2024Hosted the first AFC Championship game in Baltimore in decades

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

The lower bowl (sections 121-131) puts you in the heart of the "Purple Panic." Club level offers climate-controlled lounges and better sightlines.

Parking Tips

Park at the Inner Harbor and walk the 15-20 minutes, or take the Baltimore Light Rail which drops you right at the stadium. Local garages fill fast and can be expensive.

Game Day

Walk through "RavensWalk" between the stadiums for food, bands, and the marching band (Marching Ravens). Don't miss the players rubbing the Johnny Unitas statue's toe.