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M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore
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NFL stadium Baltimore, USAUpdated Sept 2026

M&T Bank Stadium Seating Map

Your seating plan and chart: where to sit, the best seats and the view from your seat

The Bank

Capacity70,745
Opened1998
HomeBaltimore Ravens
LocationBaltimore, USA
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M&T Bank Stadium in photos

5 outside · 2 inside the venue

At a glance

Where to sit at M&T Bank Stadium

The best seats at M&T Bank Stadium are 117-122 (lower, 50-yard line); prime block 110-130 for the view. For value, choose 518-528 (upper sideline). For atmosphere, head to Lower 100-level end-zone sections. Avoid Sections 106, 108, 118, 120, 133, 135, 145, 147. M&T Bank Stadium seats 70,745, home of Baltimore Ravens.

Overview

About M&T Bank Stadium

M&T Bank Stadium seats 70,745 across five levels: the lower bowl (100s), the club level (200s), the 300 and 400 suite levels and the upper bowl (500s and 600s). The best sideline seats are the lower 100-level midfield sections 117 to 122 at the 50-yard line, with the prime sideline block running 110 to 130, while the club level offers oversized seats, eight full-service bars and lounges. The upper-deck sideline sections 518 to 528 are the best value, giving a full sideline view for far less. It is open-air, so expect cold, wind and occasional snow late season.

An open-air, football-specific bowl by HOK Sport (now Populous), immediately south of Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Five levels, a lower bowl, a club level, the 300 and 400 suite levels and an upper bowl, ring the field with a very wide main concourse. There is no roof, so games are played in the elements, and a 2019 upgrade added escalators that improved upper-deck access.

Seat map

Seating plan & map

This is the map used for ticket sales at M&T Bank Stadium. Exact configuration varies by event.

Layout

How the venue is set up

Ravens NFL game

Full bowl around 70,745.

Concert / stadium show

Field floor with an end stage; sections behind the stage are curtained.

Sections

Seating levels explained

Lower Bowl (100s)101-139; prime sidelines 110-130; 50-yard line 117-122

The field-level bowl and closest tier.

Pros: Proximity and the best sightlines at midfield.

Cons: Priciest; sections 106, 108, 118, 120, 133, 135, 145 and 147 do not extend fully to the field.

Club Level (200s)200 level; around 8,300 club seats

A midfield-height club ring with oversized seats, lounges, HD TVs, eight full-service bars, VIP parking and private escalators.

Pros: Some of the stadium's best views plus premium amenities.

Cons: Premium pricing.

Suite Levels (300 & 400)300 and 400 suite rings

Enclosed suites between the club and upper decks.

Pros: Private hospitality.

Cons: Highest cost.

Upper Bowl (500s/600s)Sidelines including 518-528

The steep top tier.

Pros: Best value; 518-528 give a full sideline view cheaply.

Cons: High and weather-exposed, with a short ramp between the sideline and end-zone concourses.

Recommendations

Best seats at M&T Bank Stadium

Best overall (sideline)

117-122 (lower, 50-yard line); prime block 110-130

The lowest, squarest midfield view.

Best value

518-528 (upper sideline)

A full sideline view at the lowest sideline prices.

Closest to the action

Lower 100-level front rows (below the tunnels) at the sidelines

Nearest to the field and benches.

Best for the atmosphere / end zone

Lower 100-level end-zone sections

A loud, close end-zone home crowd.

Club / premium

Club Level 200s (sidelines)

Oversized seats, lounges, eight bars and private escalators at midfield height.

Heads up

Seats to avoid & obstructed views

Sections 106, 108, 118, 120, 133, 135, 145, 147: The only lower sections that do not extend all the way to the field, so low sightlines are compromised.

Upper-bowl (500/600) end-zone corners: The highest, furthest and most weather-exposed seats, with a ramp between concourses.

Premium

Premium & hospitality

Club Level (200s)

Around 8,300 club seats, oversized and padded, with lounges, HD TVs, eight full-service bars, VIP parking and private escalators.

Suites (300/400 levels)

Enclosed hospitality suites with catering and climate control.

Access

Accessibility & companion seating

A very wide main concourse aids movement, and escalators added in 2019 plus ramps and staircases connect the levels and improved upper-deck access for guests with mobility needs. Accessible seats are sold through the Ravens ticket office so staff can match needs to location.

Where: Accessible and companion seating across levels, with escalators, ramps and elevators for vertical access; verify exact sections on the official chart.

Eat & drink

Food & drink at M&T Bank Stadium

A Maryland-forward menu alongside a value tier, with eight full-service bars on the club level.

The Flock Friendly Fare menu caps core items at low fixed prices; confirm current cashless and alcohol rules on the official site.

Worth seeking out

  • Pit beef sandwiches
  • Crab cakes
  • Bell's famous chili
  • Flock Friendly Fare value menu
Logistics

Getting there

Transport

Downtown Baltimore off I-395 at the Russell Street exit. The Baltimore Light Rail stops at the Hamburg Street / Stadium-Federal Hill station directly adjacent, running from Hunt Valley and BWI Airport through downtown, and MARC commuter trains stop at Camden Yards. Stadium lots between the two stadiums are the most popular, with more garages throughout downtown and Federal Hill.

The area

Downtown Baltimore, walkable to the Inner Harbor, National Aquarium and Maryland Science Center, and next to Camden Yards. Sports bars cluster on Washington Boulevard near the stadium, and Federal Hill nightlife is a short walk south.

M&T Bank Stadium · Baltimore, USA

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity of M&T Bank Stadium?

70,745 across five levels.

Is M&T Bank Stadium covered?

No. It is open-air, so games are played in Baltimore's weather.

Where are the best seats at M&T Bank Stadium?

The lower 100-level 50-yard line (117-122); for value, the upper sideline 518 to 528.

How cold does it get at Ravens games?

Late-season games are cold and windy with occasional snow, and there is no roof or shade, so dress for the elements.

What are the cheapest seats?

The upper bowl (500s and 600s), especially the sideline value block 518 to 528 and the end-zone corners.

How do I get to M&T Bank Stadium?

Take the Baltimore Light Rail to the Hamburg Street / Stadium-Federal Hill stop adjacent to the stadium, or MARC to Camden Yards; stadium lots run off the I-395 Russell Street exit.

Which seats are best for concerts at M&T Bank Stadium?

Field floor with an end stage; sections behind the stage are curtained.

How do section numbers work at M&T Bank Stadium?

Section numbers at M&T Bank Stadium follow the seating tiers. Lower Bowl (100s): 101-139; prime sidelines 110-130; 50-yard line 117-122; Club Level (200s): 200 level; around 8,300 club seats; Suite Levels (300 & 400): 300 and 400 suite rings; Upper Bowl (500s/600s): Sidelines including 518-528.

Where are the wheelchair-accessible seats at M&T Bank Stadium?

A very wide main concourse aids movement, and escalators added in 2019 plus ramps and staircases connect the levels and improved upper-deck access for guests with mobility needs. Accessible seats are sold through the Ravens ticket office so staff can match needs to location. Locations: Accessible and companion seating across levels, with escalators, ramps and elevators for vertical access; verify exact sections on the official chart..

What are the stands at M&T Bank Stadium?

M&T Bank Stadium is made up of 4 main stands: Lower Bowl (100s); Club Level (200s); Suite Levels (300 & 400); Upper Bowl (500s/600s).

What is the view like from the seats at M&T Bank Stadium?

For the best view at M&T Bank Stadium, aim for 117-122 (lower, 50-yard line); prime block 110-130 (The lowest, squarest midfield view.); 518-528 (upper sideline) (A full sideline view at the lowest sideline prices.). The view is most restricted from Sections 106, 108, 118, 120, 133, 135, 145, 147 (The only lower sections that do not extend all the way to the field, so low sightlines are compromised.).

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