M&T Bank Stadium, located in the heart of Baltimore, Maryland, opened its doors in 1998, becoming the iconic home of the NFL's Baltimore Ravens. This imposing stadium, with an official capacity of 70,745 spectators, not only hosts thrilling American football games but also a variety of massive events like concerts and college football matches. Recognized for its architectural design that complements Camden Yards and its commitment to the fan experience, the stadium features state-of-the-art technology, including high-definition video screens and a high-density Wi-Fi network, ensuring a memorable and connected visit.
Upgrades at M&T Bank Stadium are ongoing, with the second phase of renovations set to enhance fan experience for the 2025 season, including new premium seating and concession options.
With renovations underway, M&T Bank Stadium anticipates an exciting 2025-2026 season featuring Ravens games and other major entertainment.
As part of the 2024 and 2025 enhancements, M&T Bank Stadium has introduced the 'Legends Suites' and the 'Miller Lite Gatehouse', offering new premium experiences.
The Camden Yards sports complex, which includes M&T Bank Stadium, continues to be a vital economic engine for Maryland, generating billions in spending and supporting jobs.
The Baltimore Ravens and Maryland Stadium Authority have unveiled plans for a $430 million renovation at M&T Bank Stadium, extending through 2026, enhancing plazas, concourses, and seating.
With ongoing renovations, M&T Bank Stadium is expected to become more attractive for third-party events, such as concerts and international soccer matches, year-round.
The first phase of M&T Bank Stadium renovations, including a new roof deck and field-level seats, was completed for the 2024 season.
The Maryland Stadium Authority has increased the debt cap for the Camden Yards Sports Complex, securing funds for ongoing and future M&T Bank Stadium renovations.