Reviews
Attended a game this summer there for the first time. The park is somewhat older and definitely could stand some updating. The scoreboard is small compared to other stadiums. The food was good we got some pizza which was comparable to Little Caesars. Homemade lemonade was delicious however. Over all the park ranks somewhere in the middle of other parks I’ve been too.
What a great time at such a historic ballpark! I’ve been to quite a few games and you can’t go wrong with any seat to catch the action. The vendors and food are awesome featuring a few local restaurants such as Jimmy Famous Seafood. Highly recommend visiting the vegan food stand inside serving the BEST vegan dogs! On Sunday, kids are able to run the bases after the game. Overall, a fun and enjoyable experience for everyone!
A stadium still bustling with the retro magic that greeted fans on arrival. Many of the design features - like the street shopping plaza and escalator views over kid play zones - still outdo many other contemporary parks. The food choices are solid and within the range of higher fast food fare, with treats for those who search. The seats pack a nice view of the action even from the top. The crowd is loyal and loud, but not rude or intimidating. Good mix of generations, but less kids than I expected. The place is really alive as the Orioles make their run. Now is the time to pay a visit. They’re a genuinely exciting team.
Camden Yards was the first baseball stadium to take MLB stadiums out of the Bowl era of the 60s, 70s, and early 80s. Many of the other stations are now modeled in part after this one. Located near Inner Harbor in Downtown Baltimore the stadium has a ton of charm! From the walk in by the old factory to great views of both the game and the city from the stands, Oriole Park is a great place to catch a game. When we were there the staff was friendly and accommodating and even the food was really good for Stadium food I had a burger. If you are a baseball fan Oriole Park at Camden Yards should be on your list!
I recently had the pleasure of visiting Orioles Park at Camden Yards, and I must say, it was an absolute home run of an experience! From the moment I walked through the gates, I was captivated by the charm and beauty of this historic ballpark. First and foremost, the location of Orioles Park is fantastic. Situated in the heart of Baltimore, it's easily accessible and surrounded by a vibrant atmosphere. Whether you're a die-hard baseball fan or just looking for a great time, this place has it all. The architecture of the stadium is simply stunning. Camden Yards seamlessly blends the old and the new, with its iconic red-brick facade and modern amenities. The attention to detail is impeccable, and you can feel the rich history of the Orioles franchise as you walk through the concourse. Once inside, the atmosphere is electric. The passionate fans bring a contagious energy that adds to the excitement of the game. The seating arrangement provides excellent sightlines from virtually every section of the ballpark, ensuring you won't miss any of the action on the field. The food options at Camden Yards are a home run as well. From classic ballpark favorites like hot dogs and nachos to local delicacies, there's something for everyone. I highly recommend trying the Maryland crab cakes; they are simply delicious! What truly sets Camden Yards apart is the palpable sense of tradition and community. The Orioles organization goes above and beyond to create an enjoyable experience for fans of all ages. Whether it's the pre-game activities, the behind-the-scenes tours, or the interactive exhibits, there's always something to keep you engaged and entertained. The park is also well-maintained and clean, with friendly and helpful staff members who ensure everything runs smoothly. Restrooms and facilities are easily accessible, and there are ample amenities to accommodate large crowds. In conclusion, Orioles Park at Camden Yards is a must-visit destination for any baseball enthusiast or anyone looking to have a memorable time. Its timeless charm, top-notch facilities, and passionate atmosphere make it one of the best stadiums in the country. Whether you're cheering for the Orioles or just enjoying a day out with friends and family, this ballpark will leave you with unforgettable memories. I can't wait to return and experience the magic once again!
Camden Yards is the ballpark that redefined ballparks for a reason. It is a gorgeous cathedral of baseball. The food is pretty good, the staff is courteous & friendly, and the prices are not outrageous by stadium standards. Huge shout-out to Bert, the usher is section 210. That man knows how to create a fantastic fan experience
Great experience here at Camden Yards. This was my second time here to experience the place. Quite frankly a beautiful ballpark. Awesome play area if you bring younger kids. A great statue park area. The backdrop of the warehouse makes it interesting. And the fact that the greatest player ever in Cal Ripkin Jr broke the record here and is the Ironman. Was on a budget this trip, but next time I'm definitely getting some Boogs BBQ. And the Felix Bautista entrance is exhilarating.
Anytime I get to visit this beautiful baseball stadium and cheer my Orioles on is a good day! The lines went smoothly, the bathrooms were clean, the ushers were friendly and helpful. Zero complaints, even though they lost the game, they won me over again! Can't wait to be back!!
Awesome ballpark to visit for the atmosphere. Sound system sucks. The music that plays should make you feel pumped up but it doesn’t. Oh and we were told to get the bbq, don’t it was $20 for a cold sandwich that wasn’t good. Hot dog was good, pretzel was cold. Other than that a great experience and beautiful park.
Amazing time watching the O’s whoop up on the Mets! This was a sold out game. Lines can be long for food and bathrooms. Overall it was a fantastic time with lots of things to do for the kids. We were in section 3 row 19 seats 7-10. Perfect seats. Since it was a back row we were able to stand up next to the railing and weren’t cramped. Chicken tender baskets will run you about $13 for 3 tenders and fries. A soda ran about $8 and a beer and bottle water cost us just shy of $20.
