Oriole Park at Camden Yards

Didn’t try and food here (I know—very unlike me), but the stadium atmosphere and vibes were great. Even on an incredibly hot and humid day, it was a great game. Got to see an incredible 18-0 win for the Orioles against the Rockies which was awesome to watch. Baseball games go by much faster with the shot clock. Stadium itself was nice—lots of history and they have marked home runs outside of the stadium which is cool. Seats are on the older side and could use some renovating though

I’m biased, but this is the prettiest ballpark in the League. There isn’t a bad seat in the house. The food options are plentiful. The ushers for games are knowledgeable and friendly and there is plenty of fan assistance as well. They continue to refresh and upgrade, keeping her looking beautiful.

Fabulous experience every time we come here. All of the staff are SO FRIENDLY! The park is beautiful and clean. There are ‘budget’ options for concessions and they have so much variety. Our most recent visit was very hot and they had free ice stations as well as cooling mist fans set up.

What a ballpark! Incredibly impressed with the signage and how well the stadium is branded to start. The trashcans are all Orange and black, which is such a nice touch! Ballpark is well laid out, with almost every highlight on the main concourse level. The kids zone is very well themed and includes lots of games. Eutaw Street has some great spots to eat, and is where the team store is located and a MUST when visiting. There is SO much food to try! A major and diverse selection throughout the ballpark and definitely something for everyone. Seating wise, we sat in the lower bowl and had a fantastic experience. The ushers were all very friendly and helpful, and one usher came right over and gave us a first visit button; loved the attention! There are statues across the ballpark and a nice picnic area too, which is great if you arrive early. Absolutely loved our visit!

Historic looking field with old building on one side turned to rentable event space. Updated with sensory room- get your person a lanyard set up ahead so if/when they need it, they don’t feel like they’re interrupting your fun. Basic earplugs available at info booth. Cool down at the fan and spray spots through the stadium

Really great stadium, not a bad seat in the house. Food is always great, Boogs is my personal favorite (they have gluten free buns if that’s something you’re looking for!) They also do free giveaways often so keep an eye out on the promotional schedule!

I've visited Oriole Park at Camden Yards on several occasions, but this last one tops them all. My company rented the Jim Palmer Suite for a corporate outing, and even though the Orioles lost, the event was spectacular. Wonderful food (especially the Black Angus Beef Hotdogs) and beverages inside the suite with incredible views of the field. We could watch the game inside the suite or venture into the private outside seats. As old as it is, Camden Yards is still a premier ballpark.

Great night out for a baseball game! We had an injured person in our party and everyone was kind and accommodating! We were able to drop them off at the front and park nearby. Highly suggest purchasing the parking, it was well worth it. We got there early (2 hours ahead). We grabbed some great food at the crab cake stand. Crab sandwich and crab fries were very good. The crab shells were not good. It was a shell pasta stuffed with pasta, bartered and topped with hot honey. We didn’t care for it but everything was fine. It was a warm evening and I’m glad I brought a hand help fan. We had good seats section 29. It was a fun game and the fireworks show at the end was pretty good too. We got drinks and more snacks durning the game. I do wish they would add a few fans under the coverings to help move some air. That would be a great addition. Overall it was a great night out and we loved the venue. It was organized and easy to navigate with that large crowd.

I recently travel to Camden Yards to catch a baseball game and I was impressed. The atmosphere alone is breathtaking. Camden yards has beautiful views throughout the entire park. Once you arrive, you can grab a drink and/or food out front at one of the bars. Then once you enter the park you have plenty of food and drinks options. You can get a beer, seltzers, or a cocktail. For food they have everything from Mexican to barbecue to seafood to French fries to sandwiches and to the classic hotdog. If you are looking to catch a baseball game in a great ballpark, then Camden yards is the place for you.

Almost 20 years later... Camden Yards is most definitely a neighborhood gem. I love the accessibility to 2 light rail stops, the many seating and food options, and they have the best employees EVER. When my adult sons were younger, they were in the Dug Out Club for a few years, and then it turned into Friday Night Student Discount evenings. I always love coming to this outdoor venue for great, safe, family fun and making memories. I always leave w a smile... especially when our O's win !! Lol

Orioles Park is a five-star experience from start to finish! The pre-game activities and bars around the stadium are fantastic, offering a lively atmosphere perfect for getting into the spirit before the first pitch. Inside, the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable visit. The food offerings highlight Maryland Pride and what we're known for. We indulged in the mouth-watering crab dip nachos, crab dip hot dogs, and even a hot dog topped with crab meat--each more delicious than the last. The ballpark combines superb food with a vibrant classic ballpark atmosphere, making it a must-visit for any fan. (Sorry was so excited for the food I forgot to snap pictures)

This was the first baseball game I've been to and I think the experience felt pretty effortless because Camden Yards was so nice. It was huge! Getting through security and scanning our tickets was a breeze. Fanny packs are allowed, but backpacks aren't. The majority of people used clear plastic bags for their belongings. Bottled water and individual food items are also allowed. I saw a dad take three water bottles and at least 10 foil-wrapped hot dogs out of a grocery bag and move them into a clear plastic bag. I hope to be that prepared next time. The stadium itself was clean. I didn't see any random pieces of popcorn or stray water bottles/plastic cups. I heard the classic "get some ice cold beer!" being shouted by vendors, but of course they offered sodas and water as well. The monitor was up high and easy to read. Between the ballpark and warehouse is "Eutaw Street," which is essentially just a festive area. I thought the brass baseballs in the sidewalk were super cool! They mark the spot where home run balls have landed. **Buy parking the day before to save money. The parking garage fee was much more expensive and we were able to save 20 dollars**

A beautiful ballpark in the heart of a great city. Went to two games while in town (O's won both). Huge crowds, ample vending of food and goods on all levels of the park - even in the nosebleed seats we had for the second game, and helpful staff throughout. This is the type of place that reminds us football fans why baseball is still America's pastime. We walked here from a nearby hotel, but it seemed that parking options were readily available. A great family outing.

Admittedly not a huge baseball fan but we came as an early Fathers Day gift to my hubby. I got Picnic Perch tickets for us and our kid. $66 per ticket includes seats and AYCE buffet and soft drinks/water. What a deal? Seats were in 282 and the usher let us move over when the sun was beating down. The buffet was great. Hot dogs. Nachos. BBQ. Salad. Fruit. Peanuts and popcorn. Plus ice cream and other frozen treats. Unlimited soda and water. Nice seating to chill with the family before and during if you need to get out of the sun. Clean bathrooms. You get to walk past all the suites and such on the club level. Let's just say I won't sit anywhere else at Oriole Park ever again. Worth every penny.

Probably my favorite ballpark. Camden Yards made me like baseball. There's no bad seat in the park and on games where the crowd is sparse you can really sit anywhere. They've redone the concessions and now have Coke products which is great (it was previously Pepsi). The bathrooms are plenty and clean and they have a booth for first time visitors to the park where they give you a pin and either a postcard or a bracelet. A tip - you can bring in your own water bottle (as long as it's not open). I usually walk but you can find parking in the lots or use spot hero.

This ball park is beautiful. My wife and I took time to walk around and see all it had to offer and we could of easily stayed longer. Coming from Los Angeles, I appreciated the history of the park and the layout is astonishing. I would definitely go again and enjoy another game!

Love this stadium! First time here, want to get back here ASAP. I'm a Yankee fan, we drove down to catch a game vs. Boston. The seats are very moderately priced. The food is amazing. Got to get anything with crab in it (plenty of choices here) Stadium has that special feel...nice touch with the brass baseball size markers out in Eutaw Street outside right field.

Yup we're Yankee Fans! Orioles fans welcomed us with opened arms and didn't give us too much of hard time lol everyone was really excited to watch a good baseball game. Fun rivalry and competition. Loved the fact that you can bring in fresh snacks and beverages into the field as long as it's unopened. This really helps for individuals who have dietary restrictions, etc. The grounds were clean, staff were friendly , and it was a beautiful evening. Couldn't ask for a better experience.

Hard to believe OPACY is 32 years old. The first year it opened up, my brother in law was in town and we decided to come watch the game on a whim. I went to the window and asked for the 3 best seats they had left. I believe it was about $50/ seat so didn't think too much of it. When we got to our seats, it was the first row along where the tarps are. I could not believe our luck. Those are the best seats we have ever had. I've been in club seats, the suites, the upper level. Basically all over the park, but it has never come close to that first game seats. I guess it is subjective Got a chance to watch a game today with some friends today and it is still so beautiful. I can't imagine a prettier stadium than this. And just like my wife, it gets more beautiful with each passing year. And... just like my wife, it gets more and more expensive too. But for young families, they do allow your own food and water as long as it is packaged properly. So if planned accordingly, it doesn't have to break the bank. We bring water and eat a little bit before we come. It used to cost me over $200 to feed the family, back in the 99's and early 2000. It has always been expensive. So these days, there are some must haves that we always have to get... no matter what. But I don't spend the entire game catering to all the needs of the kids and wife. One last thing. I drank 2 beers at the park but was not happy with them. It's just not cold enough. At home, I put the bottles in the freezer for 20 minutes, no more no less. I have a timer running and I stand at the door waiting for it. It is the perfect temperature. I guess I've been really spoiled. Just drinking my water now.

The first of the new "retro" downtown parks is still among the best. Delicious hot dogs, as well. Background Attended Memorial Day early afternoon game at Camden Yards, the B-Birds hosted the BoSox. High of 76, cloudy skies which threatened rain but the baseball gods smiled and kept us dry. Ooooo's rolled 11-3. Stadium Iconic outfield views especially of the B&O Warehouse are simply awesome. One of those fields where you walk out from the concourse and say "wow". No bad seats, even when standing and watching from the outfield walkways. The park was at nearly full capacity, very high energy level. Of course, having the Orioles jump out to a huge lead didn't hurt, nor did playing against a cross-divisional rival. Fun atmosphere! We took an Uber from our hotel but I'm told that access to the stadium is easy via car, train, or subway. We saw numerous locals riding on rental scooters to the park. Food My hot dog itself was delicious but I messed up on the toppings. I thought I had cheese sauce under the potato chips but it turned out to be, I don't know, french onion dip? Just wrong. But I can't blame the dog on my poor selection of condiments. Overall, the food choices are ample, if not exactly exotic. Boog's BBQ in right field is a great choice, just be prepared to stand in line. I also saw a seafood counter with crab cakes, crab fries, crab egg rolls and crab mac n' cheese because....Baltimore. What's Unusual? Not exactly unusual but we were in Camden Yards before, almost exactly 30 years prior to this game. Long time no see! The park looks as good now as it did then. Summary One of my very favorite parks. Well worth the trip to visit.

Guilty confession, the Baltimore Oriole is most likely my favorite mascot in all of Major League Baseball. I solemnly swear to not let this fact influence my yelp review of the stadium. Two interesting facts about this ball park, on May 6, 1992, Oriole Park received the Urban Design Award Of Excellence from the American institute Of Architects. In March 2013, Oriole Park was named the No. 3 ballpark in the U.S. by TripAdvisor. On to my personal experience at the park. First off, they do not accept cash at any of the concessions on the premises. Totally cashless ballpark, not a huge fan of this but felt this needed to be communicated to the Yelp community. The ballpark itself is clean AF, looks brand new upon my last visit, and great seating design to view the field. They also have some pretty stellar hot dog stands. If I lived in the area, I would definitely frequent the Oriole home games. Those who visit enjoy it for me and as always people SYOY!!!

Beautiful stadium. Many drink and food choices. Plenty of clean bathrooms. Sit and enjoy the show! Make sure you try boogs pulled chicken or pork sandwich! Parking is hard to come by if you purchase late. If you have a handicap tag, you'll do much better. Park in B/C and get there early

I cannot reach a representative of the team store so that my Nike jersey can have my name and number sewn on. My daughter bought me a very expensive Nike Jersey that cost over $350 for my birthday while we were at the stadium on Friday, April 26. She wanted to give me the Jersey that night and told me if I wanted my name and number on it.It would take two weeks. I want to get my name and number sewn on but I cannot reach anyone to ask how I go about this because they do not call you back when you leave a message.And I don't want to have to drive to baltimore just to find this out

Great stadium! Good ticket prices and delicious food. Always a great time at Camden Yards.

A great place to spend time with family or friends or by yourself even if you're not into baseball or an Orioles fan! I happen to be a die-hard Orioles fan, but I won't let that sway my review. The stadium is conveniently located by a MARC train and walkable to the Inner Harbor area. You can see the cityscape inside the ballpark, very picturesque and some other stadiums model after them. There is a playground area for kids and bouncy houses. Lots of eateries, not just hot dogs, and places all around to grab a drink or vendors will go to the seats as well. If it's your first game or birthday, you can even stop by a few Help stations to get a button - fun for the kids! Saturdays they usually open gates early and you can watch batting practice and maybe catch a ball. Sundays after the game, they usually let kids run the bases. And then of course there's the baseball!! They've been doing so well that the crowd goes wild and lots of excitement and fun baseball cheers to do throughout the game. Usually people will try to do the wave and it's fun to watch. Also, all of the players and the staff are super friendly and inviting!!

Happy to see 30 year lease signed recently between Baltimore and Orioles at a time of first AL East Division title since 2014. RIP, GOAT Brooks Robinson.

Love coming to watch the O's play! Camden Yards is one of the better homes for a baseball park that I've seen. I love the town feel as you walk to find your seats, the overlook patio gives great views of the game.

One of The best park in I saw when they built it a lotta memories then and now went with my grands and was one of the best game I saw now I leave in NY for the past 24 years previously in Baltimore 25 years.. going back sometime to see my family and I wouldn't pass to see the park or the Orioles and yes!! Also My Doughter with Maryland Sings.... they sing the National Anthem in 1993

What a great ballpark! I'm from the Los Angeles area so Angel Stadium and Dodger Stadium are great and all, but they've been standing for so so many decades, and while Camden Yards isn't brand new (opened in the early 90's) it's refreshing to visit a fairly modern stadium. On that note, this newer stadium still had an aesthetic that resembles an old-time feel with all the brick and exposed steel beams. But enough of the structure itself. The Orioles are on a tear and they are currently #1 in the division and American League so I had to check out a game or two. Great food in the concessions, I especially enjoyed the bbq sandwiches in the right field area. All the concessions clerks that I came across were so helpful. One of them, if I paid in cash would give a discount. Another helped me wish a chili dog, but the option wasn't on the self-checkout screen, so he charged me for a cheaper option haha nice!

My parents used to have season tickets back in the day so I have been coming to Oriole Park for years. It's definitely one of the better stadiums in the country. Clean! Not a bad seat in the place. Ticket prices are great! You can sit behind homeplate and it won't break the bank. I recently went to the Orioles vs Mariners and paid $27 a ticket. I've purchased tickets for a future game, with seats behind homeplate for $66 per ticket. No bad at all. Many concessions, great food options. Prices are a little higher than their next door neighbor, M&T Bank, home of the Ravens. $5 a bottle of water at Camden Yards, $3 at M&T. Overall, Oriole Park is a great experience. There is a reason they are always on the top ball park experience.

Came down to "The Yard", as I prefer to call it. Attended the sold out game against Tampa Bay. It was also the night they would be honoring all time great Adam Jones with a t-shirt giveaway. Unfortunately I did t make it in time for a t-shirt. The stadium was packed. The gate process went smoothly to get through security and have my ticket scanned. It totally digital now so no need for paper tickets. The food is what you would expect from and stadium. What sets the ballpark apart is how it looks. The warehouse is the signature feature. They have all the staple food like hamburgers, hotdogs, popcorn, and peanuts. I did not partake of the alcoholic beverages in this night. I had a great time even though the orioles didn't win. All of the staff members I encountered were nice and helpful.

I'm an avid Mets fan so I'm used to top notch facilities like Citi Field. Camden Yards, however, did not disappoint. The stadium was gorgeous and they made it feel very homey with string lighting and brick exterior. The chicken tenders were great and I loved the lemonade (I downed that in about 2 minutes). Not only that but the game was great. The outfield wall is a little bit closer in, so there were lots of home runs and the game was high scoring. Parking is great. I paid about 15 dollars to park and there were plenty of spots available.

I enjoyed the game because the Guardians won but food is little overpriced and doesnt accept cash and the pool is nice

Oriole Park at Camden Yards is hands down the most beautiful and immersive stadium I've ever visited! I like how the park pays homage to the past and the history of the team, and also incorporates new artwork and installations from the community. If you have a young child(ren) they actually have a playground in the park! For ballpark food and drinks, the prices are reasonable. There are also plenty of food and drink vendors so you don't have to worry about waiting in long lines. In addition to the many food and options they also have self checkout kiosks which helps the lines move quicker as well. The seats were spacious and also padded which made the whole experience extremely comfortable. Out of all the stadiums/parks in the DMV, Orioles Park provides the best experience hands down!

It's a very nice venue. Restrooms need to be cleaned better. The food and beverages prices are a little expensive. There are various gift shops. They also have restaurants. There are food and beverage stations.They have promotions and events at different games. They have an area where you can sit down and eat.

Nothing like a retro style baseball park to spend your holiday weekend! Our home team will make an appearance in the playoffs this year! So why not grab your friends and enjoy a wonderful day at the ballpark! Note: Games that offer free giveaways like shirts and hats will run out within the first 45 minutes of the gates opening to the public. What to bring: 1. Only one approved bag per person: A clear bag 12" x 6" x 12" or small fanny pack or clutch up to 5" x 7" 2. Sunscreen 3. Hat 4. Sunglasses 5. Homemade sign 6. Photo ID and money! This is my to do list before the game: 1. Arrive early. (One hour before first pitch to pick up my freebie) 2. Use the restroom. 3. Order all my food and drinks 30 minutes before the first pitch. This way you can enjoy the whole game without having to leave your seat. Enjoy!

We had a great time last night celebrating my Husband's Birthday and it's also the Orioles 30th Anniversary. We were also here 5 years ago celebrating their 25th Anniversary, Lol. I love the Stadium, lots of Food choices, they have a Rita's Ice Cream that I didn't see last time we were here. They have a play area for the Kids, called Kids Corner. The Staff were very friendly. It was free Oriole T-Shirts night too. And the icing on the cake were the end of the Game Friday night Fireworks!!

Fully staffed to cut down parking confusion, super hospitable staff, CLEAN venue and facilities, nestled right into the city landscape. I was very impressed by Camden Yards. Easy access into the park even with a stroller and baby bag that was briefly searched. There is a playground inside. Overall a great ball park! Something I noticed and I have never seen anywhere else, the ushers will spray down and wipe the seats before you sit. Also, this isn't just a plastic bleacher seat, it has a nice cushion. I have been to about 4 ML stadiums and so far this was by far the cleanest and most comfortable seat. Pretty cool that when the home team scores- fireworks! Their mascot was out in full force. My kids really enjoyed this experience, and me too!

One of the most historic ballparks in America, Camden Yards is a great place to come for an orioles game and a good time! Having grown up in Pittsburgh, I am certainly spoiled by the extravagance of PNC Park. While Camden Yards doesn't quite have the same level of luxury (sorry but it's true!!), the park is beautiful and a great place for a ballgame. I thought the Jumbotron was surprisingly small, and the stadium lacks amenity areas that other parks have. And like every stadium in America, prices are pretty ridiculous. But that's where the negatives end. The food is good, the environment is lively and family-friendly, and the interplay between ballgame and historic park is very impressive to see. There are many affordable parking garages in the area, but make sure to reserve online prior to coming to the game--you'll save a ton of money!

An *excellent*, nearly perfect ballpark. This stadium is so beautiful - I make the trek from DC on public transit at least once a year and it's well worth coming to. If you are at all a baseball fan, this has to be a must visit place. I mean, this is the stadium that ushered in the wave of the retro modern ballparks - it's solidified its place in ballpark history. Getting tickets and going through security is super easy and there's frequently promotions! The view from the outside of the stadium is nice - but once you get inside, oh man. The views are beautiful - and walking down Eutaw Street is a magical experience. Anytime a home run hits Eutaw, they memorialize it with a round little plaque and it's so cool walking through, trying to spot your favorite players' names (and remember the moments when you were watching a game that featured one of these homeruns!) Everyone is super nice - the staff checking your tickets want to make sure you're having a great time. I've had interesting conversations with them (they're all super knowledgeable about baseball and the Os) - one person even offered to take our picture for us (without us asking). There are crab cakes and other interesting food in addition to your standard stadium fare. It's definitely more varied than what you would get at any other ballpark. Again, cannot say enough positive things about this stadium. It's really a wonderful epxerience being here!

best item to eat at camden yards! Hot dog is from the Stuggys original restaurant near Fells Point and worth the hype!

Cannot recommend a day at Camden Yards enough. The seats are all great, it's a lovely modern park, prices are reasonable, and the area is walkable from Inner Harbor. So much fun. But the true reason Camden Yards has such a place in my heart are the crabby fries. I need to tell as many people as possible about these crabby fries ("Chesapeake Bay Fries" official term, but they'll always be crabby fries to me). They take a crab cake and add in a ton of cream cheese to make it liquidy, then serve it over waffle fries. To die for. I'd rather pay triple the $9 they currently charge for crabby fries. They're better than the finest crabcakes I've had in Baltimore. Every spring, I patiently wait for Opening Day, when I can make my annual trip to Camden Yards for my dose of crabby fries. When the season ends, it's a long cold winter before they're back again. Go to Camden Yards. Enjoy the game, walk around the harbor after, have a great time. And get the crabby fries.

Go O'S!! As a Baltimore native myself, I have high memories of oriole park. I love how authentic it is, and the history of Camden yards. They may not be the best team, but they sure do have the best stadium. Whenever I visit I am sure to have a good time (and I say that with little bias- genuinely, the atmosphere of this stadium and fans is AWESOME!)

Take me out to the ball game...take me out to see the O's! I have had a fanatic baseball season watching games at the stadium. Tickets are pretty affordable for seats and there are plenty of options for various dietary needs. While tickets for seats can be cheap, food and drink are $$-$$$. I really like the vegan hot dog stand and the eatery for spicy nachos! During peak play, lines can get crowded for food on the first floor, so be sure to go upstairs for similar eateries! You can purchase a parking pass, but there is also ample parking in surrounding neighborhoods and parking garages.

Loved my visit here. Great seats. Ok room for your legs, didn't feel cramped. Cute sized stadium. Ate at Boogs which was expensive but a good bite. All lines for food are crazy long! I'm not sure if the demand is too high or not enough supply, but that needs to fix. Cycle through faster or efficiency needs to ramp up. Love the street to the side of the stadium with all the lights. Beautiful! Nice fans. Beautiful stadium.

Game was rain delayed for 3+ hours. No worries, its weather. What was bothersome was that by the third inning most food venues had closed. During the rain delay i had a $8 box of popcorn (stale) and a cold sausage. Was around $10. so of you go, get hot dogs and sausage across the street at pickles bar, they were $3 and cooked how you expect. The stadium was very clean and the non-food staff were always smiling and polite, the whole food deal, the real draw for me, was seriously sub -par.

Nice ballpark. Good atmosphere with an interesting design. Main concession on the first floor and continues up. Standing room only plaza gives some view of the park and game but only if you're in the front. Lots of fan giveaways during the season so check the website for events. As expected, beer and drinks are pricey (10.99 for Coors light and bud light, 14.99 and up for canned craft beers and cocktails). Sadly, hotdog is a let down and was dry and hard. Otherwise the concession food is standard.

One of the best MLB ballparks I have ever been to. I've been to 19 of 30, and Oriole Park at Camden Yards is one of my favorites. The staff were very nice and helpful, creating an awesome experience for me and my family. The Oriole fans were great, very in-tune with the game. It was very energetic on this Thursday night. If you are a MLB fan, you can't miss this great experience of experiencing a ballgame at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

I can't claim to be a baseball fan, but I AM a Camden Yards fan. I've gone on hot days, cold days, wet days, and everything in between, so I feel like I was due to write a review. I wish I could give 10 stars. Truly. I haven't been to that many baseball parks, but I can confidently say Oriole Park at Camden Yards is the best BY FAR. As soon as you near the park, you feel the energy of the city. Baltimore gets a bad rap, and yes, it's more obvious in some parts of the city, but that exists in any city. But when you walk up to Camden Yards, and you see how magnificent and well taken care of it is, you forget everything else and you just take it all in. THIS is America's favorite past time and this is WHY. Security and ticketing is easy breezy, even on a busy day when there is a promotion and everyone wants in to get their free item. Speaking of, there are so many promotions! You can collect so many t-shirts, water bottles, baseball cards, and bobbleheads! Once you're inside the park, you'll notice how clean everything is. On a wet, rainy day, you'd think the ground would be gross and muddy. No. Dry, clean, and pristine. The food offerings is STELLAR. There is something for everyone. There is also several stands that just offer your regular baseball fare for a low price for those looking to spend less or just have a no-nonsense hot-dog or burger. But the best part about food, is that you can bring your own food INTO THE PARK. As long as you can fit it into a gallon zip lock, you can bring it in. With all of that in mind, my favorite favorite part of being at Camden Yards is the people. I don't think I have encountered anyone who didn't enhance my experience. I have also brought many friends and family, and they all have had amazing experiences. Everything single staff member makes this park great. They are there to show you to your seat, and if it's wet from rain, they will wipe your seat before you sit down. You are greeted, told to have a good time, a good night, and I genuinely look forward to every interaction I have in the park. I can go on and on, but we would be here all day. TLDR: 10/10 recommend.

I've been going to games at Camden Yards since 2009. While the prices of all food and drink in the park have gone up, my level of enjoyment with this venue remains the same. The stadium is really well designed and I find it easy to navigate. I've sat in many different seats over the years and have found I prefer being in shaded sections close-ish to the field. That view and protection from the elements is perfect. The only drawback is the price of beer in there - it's highway robbery.

Simply put, OPACY is the best ballpark experience in all of baseball. There's truly not a bad seat in the house. Whether you're prepared to spend a lot or happy to settle on nose bleeds, the vantage point will be phenomenal. They allow you to bring outside food into the stadium which is a huge perk but if you failed to plan ahead or would just prefer to eat the offerings inside the ballpark, there are affordable options. The fans are always devoted and also respectful. A few of the Orioles traditions include yelling "O!" during the national anthem, on the jumbotron watch for both the hot dog condiment races and the crab shuffle, and 'Thank God I'm a Country Boy' played during the 7th inning stretch. It's always a great time, especially fun if the O's win!

Made it out to Oriole Park while my hometown Kansas City Royals were in town. This was a great park and I got to see many different views of the park. They have a great shaded section in the park filled with a bar area. It is right downtown and not too far from the inner harbor which is a great attraction to see while in Baltimore. I was a little disappointed with the food I was hoping for more standouts to the Baltimore area and was hoping to see more crab related items. The ballpark seemed to be a little bit smaller than Kauffman in Kansas City. I do recommend checking out the outfield area as there are many statues of Oriole legendary players and if you are a baseball fan you will love it.

Nice historical looking ballpark. I have to say I am no expert on ballparks as having only ever been to this one and Nats Park for comparison. I have to say I like the old-timey feel the park. Not impressed with the food choices as it was stereotypical corporate food service choices. Also there's no draft beer which was a huge disappointment to my bf. I think they could improve in the club level soft drinks offerings as compared to Nats Park. You can get free Coca-Cola products at the club level seating. Where as Camden Yards have to pay for your soft drinks and they only offer Pepsi.

Honestly this has to be my favorite MLB stadium. It's a combination of the old world charm, modern amenities, and amazing crowd and staff. Surprisingly, even the ballpark food here tastes great. I'm a fan of the Vida Tacos. My favorite seats are actually a little bit far out where there's a little bit of covering from the sun and elements. I love all the places you can visit during the game to get a great view of players warming up, centerfield, and so forth.

Clean, reasonable prices for concessions, and all the ushers and staff were friendly and helpful. Lots of parking lots, parking prices aren't too bad, and nice team shops.

Great place to catch a game! Beautiful skyline in the background and of course the classic brick building behind right field. And also some creative and delicious stadium food! (Try the crab cake egg rolls)

Beautiful old ballpark. Clean. Well organized. Great vibe. Can't give it a 5... we are Yankees fans! But we had a great time! And we won 4-1!

6th MLB stadium. Came to watch on the opposing team on 4th of July. Enjoyed the atmosphere prior to the game at the surrounding bars, Pickles and Sliders. Checked out Eutaw St - look out for the markers showing where home runs balls hit! The warehouse is the longest brick building on the East Coast. Enjoyed some Baltimore Blondes while at the game. The surf and turf hotdog was the best thing we ate! Crab loaded fries from Jimmys, weren't loaded at all, pass on those. Home fans weren't the nicest to us here. We ended use rideshare to get here from our downtown hotel.