What a beautiful day for a baseball game! Our seats were great and we almost caught a baseball. the highlight was going out to get some water and ran into the Oriole bird. O's lost but we had a good time. read more

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Die-hard family of fans!! Gotta show my support even on Yelp!! We go early right when the gates open and stay late, it's a good time. A bit of a hike up to Baltimore for us, but we catch as many games as we can and even flew down to FL for a few games of Spring Training or when they play the Rays and a few games at Cleveland last year. All of the players are friendly and such great guys!! LET'S GO O's!! read more

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I'm here with my friends for Yacht Rock Hat Day. The hat is amazingly well constructed awesomeness. However, the player's walk up music leaves much to be desired, especially Jordan Westburg. Westburg walks up to very sad music that has been played on 105.7 the X for the last 20 years. Someone so young should have more joy in their heart than "I Alone," which btw is a horrible song for team sports. On such a Momentous occasion, one should play Billy Caldwell or Michael McDonald. I think someone needs to call crisis; Westburg is obviously at risk. read more

At one time, I had season tickets to the Baltimore Orioles when they moved into Camden Yards 1997. In fact, that year I enjoyed my first MLB Allstar Game. The Baltimore Orioles were also known as the O's, and for some they called them the "Birds". The Club I believe was originally spent its first year as a major league club in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as the Milwaukee Brewers before moving to St. Louis, Missouri, to become the St. Louis Browns in 1902. After fifty-two years in St. Louis, the franchise was purchased in November 1953 by a collective group of Baltimore business and civic interests led by Clarence Miles and Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro Jr. Today, the team's current owner is American trial lawyer Peter Angelos. After several years of having first-round draft picks, the Orioles have assembled a competitive team that is presently leading their division. It was exciting to be back in the Ball Park after a long absent stretch. The energy in the stadium and the surrounding Pubs is energetic with all ages of baseball fans. Hopefully for the Baltimore fans, they can enjoy the excitement of their team back in the MLB playoffs this year. read more

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Kudos on first AL East Division title since 2014. First MLB team to lose 100 games and then win 100 games in a 3 year span. The only other Orioles team to win 100 games was in 1980. The World Series winners were in 1966, 1970 and 1983. Best team in recent memory. read more

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Despite being ranked in the bottom third of MLB in terms of wins and losses (at the time of writing this review), the Baltimore Orioles have actually won three World Series titles. Those came in 1966, 1970, and 1983. Really, it wasn't until the late 90s that the Os entered a long stretch of mostly losing seasons. The team had 14 straight losing seasons from 1998 to 2011 and they set dubious records in recent years such as 2018, for most losses in team history, and 2019, setting the single-season league record for most home runs allowed. The Os are named after the state bird of Maryland, but they actually started out as the Milwaukee Brewers in 1901 (not the same Brewers we know today) and soon after became the St. Louis Browns. It wasn't until 1954 that the team moved to Baltimore and became known as the Orioles. Some of the Os' best players (and all Hall of Famers) played for the team decades ago. They include Brooks Robinson (1955-1977), Frank Robinson (1966-1971), "Steady Eddie" Murray (1977-1988), Jim Palmer (1965-1967, 1969-1984), and "The Iron Man" Cal Ripkin Jr. (1981-2001). I, along with most sports fans today, associate Cal Ripkin Jr. with the Orioles. He holds the record for most consecutive games played at 2,632 games, starting May 30, 1982 and ending September 19, 1998. Incredible. The Os' last World Series appearance was that 1983 championship. They did make the playoffs three times in the 2010s (2012, 2014, 2016), making it as far as the ALCS in 2014, but they got swept by the Kansas City Royals, 4-0. Three-time AL Manager of the Year, including in 2014, Buck Showalter, managed the Os during that relatively successful stretch (2010-2018). Baltimore has been rebuilding since under current GM Mike Elias who also serves as the team's Executive Vice President. It will be interesting to see where the Orioles go under Elias' direction. read more

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The beginning of the magical rebuilds, Camden shines as the genesis of the new park era. New and old city rises beyond the walls, and this 1992 retro-classic is an instant classic of MLB stadiums. Easy parking factor: park-and-ride is a good option, but otherwise you can walk a half-mile+ to avoid very expensive downtown spaces. The distance parking is a safe option with all the fans around you walking back pre-/post-game. Cheap ticket factor: 46K seats help the ticket aftermarket provide plenty of seats under $20. No need to splurge for field level if you're worried about a good view; you'll be in good shape anywhere. Welcoming factor: Easy walk from most places downtown, or take the train. This is a fan's dream stadium, thankfully taking it seriously but okay with introducing the newer fan to the sport. It's all about the game, just try to coexist with those Red Sox fans when they're in town. Food factor: Chicken Satay, Pigtown Stack, oysters and of course crabcakes accompany the normal baseball stadium fare at Camden. You can also grab plenty to eat/drink around the stadium pre and post-game. Move freely about the cabin factor: so many great views await all around if you decide to take that post-6th inning stroll. Amazing skyline views, as you're right in the city, and get some great pics down close if you're into standing-room near field level. Little kid souvenir factor: great near-field spots pre-game to grab some visiting-team signatures, and generally this is a perfect spot for memory-making. The House that Cal Built still sizzles, even with a few down years sprinkled in, and it's worth heading to the harbor to catch a game or two here. read more

Never been big on baseball, but love coming to watch the O's play. I came here often as a kid, and now I get to share the experience with my kids (also not super into baseball...lol) The team is a part of the city though. You cant even speak to me about Baltimore if you haven't been to an O's game. Sidenote: I wouldn't say the feeling is mutual for the other bird team, but thats a story for another day. Go O's!!!! read more

The Baltimore OREOs are sponsored by cookies. Not just any cookies... Pepperidge Farm! Just kidding. Their excellent field is fantastic, but the team is less fantastic. Yes I find baseball boring, but I do think what Boston has achieved in the last 20 years is amazing and commendable. Baltimore needs the same type of owners in order to achieve anything significant, to give the loyal fans the kind of seasons they deserve and the kind of Play Off baseball that this amazing arena deserves. I also think the mega rich Orioles should do more to help the extreme poverty less than a mile from this palace of a stadium, to the North West. That goes for the Ravens too. read more

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My second O's game and I still had a good time. August, though. Wow. Hot and humid and very sweaty. The ten minutes of rain that fell in the bottom of the first inning didn't help. But we're rating the Orioles today. And honestly, they played poorly getting beaten 5-3 by the Boston Red Sox. Lots of players left on base. No errors (the Sox made one). They were just outplayed. I'd have to guess that more than a third of the park was Sox fans tonight. And certainly, they were louder than the O's fans. read more

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Although I am a dedicated Yankees fan, I just love a good baseball game especially in beautiful Camden yards. The O's territory is just stunning and it doesn't matter where you sit in the stadium you will have a nice view of the field. Lots of food, drinks, awesome O's fan, and nice environment to enjoy the game. read more

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I'm a Yankees fan - always have been, always will be (though we'll disregard how awful they've been so far this year). That said, I'm also a bit of a ballpark chaser, so I make it a point to visit stadiums whenever possible. Seeing the Orioles play at Camden Yards has always been one of my favorite experiences, and I've been fortunate enough to sit in different parts of the stadium for games. There's no bad view, honestly. I've also recently had the good fortune of having seats on the Club Level, which is pretty fantastic. There's a Boog's Barbeque on the Club Level (which is great, because the line for the one on Eutaw Street was really long from basically the time the gates opened), as well as a variety of other concessions and lounges. Seeing so much of the memorabilia from Orioles history is also pretty great. And yes, it's hard to beat the view from those seats. TL;DR Love Camden Yards and watching the Orioles play. Yes, I will totally be back. :) read more

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I'm a sucka for the yard. I grew up going to games and Camden yards is so nostalgic for me. Its pretty easy to get tickets at a good price and great way to celebrate the summer. Tonight I was able to see the O's in the playoffs in the fall although we didn't win it was incredible night! The fans made that stadium echo. Clean awesome stadium! read more

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Disappointed by the prices of water and beverages. They charge $5 for a single bottle of water. I can understand making a profit but that's a bit ridiculous. (Apparently you can buy from the street vendors by the entrance to the park, but they gave my wife a hard time bringing in a drink that my daughter had) The stadium is decent but feels a bit old. The Atlanta Braves stadium is much, much nicer and even our recently renovated AAA team stadium (Rail Riders) feels nicer. read more

This is my first Orioles experience, attending the game while on vacation from the west coast. The stadium is beautiful and my experience with the fans and staff was excellent. Five stars. Now let's get to the reason for the less than five star rating. I suffer from Celiac Disease (I cannot have any regular bread products without suffering serious health affects) and was excited to attend the game tonight and enjoy a couple of O dogs on gluten free (GF) buns. I had checked to see if GF food was available prior to purchasing the tickets and ate a light (early) meal to make room for the dogs. At the end of the fifth inning I went to the first "O What A Dog" stand, purchased the dogs and drinks, and was then told that they were out of GF buns. I received a refund and went to the next stand. I asked prior to standing in line and was told they had the GF buns, so I stood in line, and paid. Then (yep) was told they were out of GF buns. I then received a refund. On to the third stand (working my way around from third to first base side). No line, but again no GF buns. This was even more disappointing because last week I attended a Nationals game and had no problem getting two dogs on GF buns with a GF beer. For someone who cannot eat regular bread products, having GF products available to have a normal experience is priceless. Getting to the game and not having it available, extremely disappointing. SCORE BREAKDOWN: Stadium, Staff and Fans - 5 stars Availability of gluten free food as advertised - 1 star (really zero stars; the same as the amount of hot dogs on GF buns I was able to eat!) Phillies - 5 runs, 14 hits, and 2 errors Orioles - 4 runs, 7 hits, 2 errors Oh and a footnote from my daughter..."Baltimore, you need a better PA system." read more

We live with our teams and we somehow, incredibly "die" with our teams. Though nothing changes in our real day to day lives rather they win or lose it somehow matters deeply to us. I see this in myself and my son. I can remember a time last year when following a particularly wicked Dallas Cowboy loss we both literally cried (he 15 and I 45 at the time). Yet this is about the Orioles, our local underachievers, who every now and then strive mightily. They will beat the Yankees and then drop three to Toronto. But you have to step back and remember that our sports teams ( and the heroes as well as the goats) give us something to bond over. Something to pin our hopes against, something to hang our dreams on. A chance for those few moments of escape from whatever thing that life has on your shoulders that day. When they perform badly it is something harmless to gripe about. When they reach the heights we get to go along for the ride. Sports should allow us to as Kipling asks of those who would be men; "to meet with triumph and disaster and threat these two imposter's just the same." It is not the winning or losing that matters, that is a hard lesson to learn and many of us never get it. Those who suffer the most when the cheering has stopped are those who confused sports success with self worth. We lost my father in 2006 and he was a huge baseball fan, had played with some of the negro league players and even in the Army during Korea ( See the movie A Soldier's Story with Harold Rollins...Excellent). He spent the last couple of years of life in a nursing home. He and my son would talk sports, specifically baseball. I always marvelled at how that silly national pastime provided that common ground and bridge for three generations of my family to interact across the gulf of space and time and absent fathers and the hurt feelings that go with that. My Dad didn't take me to many ballgames, wasn't around that much. But, I have been given the opportunity to forgive him each time that I take my son to Camden Yards, each time I have a salty peanut and remember the story my father told me about them being bad luck. His team was preparing to play a game and the starting pitcher hopped the fence to go to the peanut cart...he tripped and broke his ankle. read more

Read all of this. On thurs we went to the Angels game against the Orioles. I took all my little ones. The game went 16 innings. We lost to the Orioles. As the night got late left fielder on the Orioles started fielding balls hit to him and giving them to the fans in the stands. Kids in angel jerseys went nuts and he would give them the balls hit by their hero's. So this guy, Smith Jr #35...I live by angel stadium, I go see angels games...but I am now a huge 35 fan and Orioles fan. The game went till 2am...and 35 never stopped playing 100% and never stopped honoring the kids in the stands. Those kids had angels colors on... I was amazed and happy. Thank you 35. Thank you for my kids too. I was barely able to hold it together because of your kindness to my kids. Your team should be proud of the job you do and your coaches and owners should be proud of your heart. Next time I see you playing in my town I'm buying tickets and I'm going to chat you up in front of all the red colors. You got my respect and my kids are out looking for your trading cards. read more

Still a favorite place of mine to see a game. Much more down to earth than the Nats stadium. The Nats motto for customers would be "Check your Ego at the door. Oh wait a minute, it's too big to fit in the coat check." The Orioles would be, "Check your eg- , your what? C'mon in hon!" One of my favorite things about the O's stadium (cuz it sure aint' the baseball) is that they will let you bring a SOFT cooler in. So I can bring in my own sandwiches and soda. I don't mind paying a lot for stadium food when it's good but the O's food ain't all that. Wow, I have used the word "ain't" twice in one review! read more

I'm in an abusive relationship with the Orioles. I love them. They crap on me. I find ways to excuse their faults. They figure out new and different ways to insult me as a fan. And yet here I am, in my 1983 World Series Champions Orioles shirt, holding out hope that one day they might realize: IT'S NOT THE FREAKING MANAGER (seriously, Sam, you're in a better place getting out of that mess) It's the ownership. And the General Manager (sorry, Mike. You were a good pitcher, but you suck serious ass in the front office) And the scouts. And the shitty development system. And the commitment to incremental change through costly (and mostly over-valued) free agents-- despite years of proof that THIS DOESN'T FUCKING WORK. You can't be a successful baseball team if you don't develop talent in your own system. Name ten decent MLB players who have come up through the O's farm system since Mike Mussina. Go ahead. Try. I dare you. I DOUBLE DOG dare you. Right. You can't. Because they don't exist. What the Orioles DON'T DO: improve their development system. get some decent scouts. make an honest commitment to rebuilding. What the Orioles DO DO: let the inmates run the asylum. overpay for band aid solutions. allow the front office to run unchanged despite years of failure. give Peter Angelos' kid a job. fire the manager for show. blame MLB and "washington fans" for declining revenues and attendance. I'm not sure if the O's front office is willfully ignorant of how bad they are at running a professional baseball team, or if they just don't give a fuck. What I do know is nothing, seriously, nothing has changed in ten years. I have every reason to hate the Orioles. And yet I can't stop loving them. Clearly, I need therapy. *********UPDATE, 9/27/07*************** I just have to say that if the Orioles sign Barry Bonds next year I'm officially going on protest and conditionally resigning my fandom. DO YOU HEAR ME, ANGELOS? I am one of the few f'ing people who still watch your shitty team with regularity because I LOVE IT, despite the years of neglect and mismanagement, but I WILL LEAVE YOU if you sign that man. So help me God, I will. Don't do it, Angelos. You've already abused me enough. Don't go there. ***UPDATE, 11/15/07**** Well it looks like the Bonds Threat Level has gone from Red to a decidedly calmer shade, thank you SF Federal Grand Jury. That being said, I HAVE NO FAITH IN YOU, ANGELOS. Don't try me. ***UPDATE, 9/21/08****** God damn it, O's, you couldn't even win ONE solitary game during the last series at Yankee Stadium? Not one? Worthless, I tell ya. Why the hell do I still like you? Grrrr. read more

Newish to the area+ Baseball season+ decent tickets= fun time! I really wanted to go to a game and found some pretty decent seats for $17 so some friends and I headed over for a fun afternoon. Sadly, it rained when we got there and the only real place to take cover before the game was the outside bathrooms, but that didn't damper our spirits. We got nice seats under an awning by the Tigers side and the section was a nice mix of Tigers and O's fans so that was nice for fair weather fans like ourselves. The concessions were the same pricing as any other stadium I've been in and the food was stadium food. Nothing special. I was hoping for a signature food/merch item that was all O's (Kind of like the Garlic Fries at the Giants stadium), but couldn't find anything or anyone who knew. I will try again next time. Overall a really fun experience. I am still deciding if I will root for the O's or the Nats, but it was a good spring day and I was very happy. read more

Let's Go O's! The Oriole Park renovations are fantastic! Support the O's year round! read more

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Stay away from Camden Yards- money pit - not allowed to bring your own water. Fountains turned off. Single bottle of water costs $5.50 - and that's just the start. Allegedly to protect us from COVID - stay home - MLB is done. read more

Dear Camden Yards, I have always enjoyed attending games at your ball park until today. As attendees line up to get in we waited patiently until we got to the person scanning tickets. She unfortunately did not know how to or could not scan electronic tickets. Instead of asking the guy next to her to can them for us she told us that we had to go to the beginning of the line. As we tried cutting our way back to the front on the line (5 of us) people began yelling at us thinking we were cutting in line. Before we made it too far another person scanning tickets noticed and said he could just scan our tickets. It created a horrible experience at the ball park literally before we even got in the gate. If you can't scan mobiles tickets then don't offer them. read more

The love of my Orioles. Camden Yards is one of the best. It's hard to believe it's 25 years old. However, it still shines. I attended my first Oriole game when my dad took me in 1963. I fell in love. As much as I do love football, baseball will forever be my first love. Don't miss this ballpark. read more

Went to the Orioles v. Nats game last weekend to celebrate a friend's birthday and had an awesome time! The stadium is absolutely stunning and had a very vintage feel. I think the restrooms could be bigger since there were only 4 stalls in the ladies room. The concession had your typical baseball stadium food, but very well priced! I am talking about 1980s prices. The Nats were up by 1 point the entire game, and then the Orioles scored one home run at the 7th inning. Talk about a somewhat exciting game! read more

Gorgeous place! The atmosphere is amazing, everywhere has a great view, there's so much to see and do. I've been a fan of the Orioles for as long as I can remember and they didn't let me down! read more

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14 consecutive losing seasons during my childhood, watching the Orioles has been a nightmare save for a few seasons. Poor ownership has destroyed the once proud franchise. The one positive is that Camden Yards is easily a top 5 ballpark in baseball. The city of Baltimore wants a winner. Make it happen! read more

Camden is a mediocre park with a lot of history. There isn't a lot going on for families; much different than many stadiums in the USA. Food wise, the crab dip looks phenomenal; I was able to get some awesome nachos and a free refill of chips and jalapenos since it was slow. Bring your own meals along besides the hot chowdah. Outside of the stadium you can get a burger, brat, and beer all for less than $12. It's a great deal. read more

Absolutely love the O's, but like the Cowboy's owner, Mr.Angelos needs an enema. I regard the Styankees, Red Stocks, and the "Oreos" as the old guard of the silver age of baseball (60's-90's), and everyone else in the east as sideshows. As I like to educate the Did Astro fans, we won 3 World Series, the Sox five, and the Yankees a gaudy twenty seven; so sit down and shut up junior! I love the old time feel of Camden Yard, and their manager, Buck Showalter, was the architect of two different World Series teams. I ran into some NYers a few months ago, and they, although Yank fans, congratulated me/us on a good season, and agreed Buck is a good manager. The O's are the perfect team for me, because of their past and present history. They were the St. Louis Browns at one time. Their manager, Veck, suffering from poor play and poor attendance, once employed a three foot midget as a hitter to decrease the strike zone, and generate interest. That's the definition of humor; the ridiculous and the sublime. After they moved to B'more and became the O's the team got good and won their first WS in 1966. They had people such as Dave McNally, Boog Powell, and the playboy/ pretty boy Jim Palmer. In the words of a baseball analyst, Earl Weaver, was everything a baseball manager should be, " pugnacious, truculent, and florid". Not living in the past but hopefully, the worm will turn and the Birds will get a World Series. Unfortunately, running into another Baltimorean , we both agreed cheap skate Angelos will prolly get rid of the great Manny Muchado. My uncle was a scout for the Dodgers and I'd love to hear his opinion. Very hard but maybe one day we get good and drive the Nationals out of the area, like we did in 1970. The Rangers were once the Washington Nationals. read more

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Not a greatly run franchise, but a nice ballpark and a history rooted deep with baseball. Wish they could put a winning product on the field. read more

What can be better than a day at the park! Bring your kids. There is a small playground if they get bored. Exceptional value with the Junior Orioles Dugout Club. While you are there, try the Crab Dip Waffle Fries or Bacon on a Stick. Can't beat the friendly staff either. read more

Beware of Stub Hub tix sales. The O's just changed a Sunday afternoon start time against the Royals to 8:05 in the evening. On Sunday??? Family coming from out of town to attend and this game and this time is no longer doable. I contacted Stub Hub and they could care less read more

The greatest team in the MLB....no wonder they have the greatest Stadium.....and staff!!! They are the most welcoming and helpful people around the league. Food and drink options are plentiful and reasonably priced. Cool views from eutaw street and the porch!!! Seats close to the action are very affordable. What other professional sports team lets you bring your own food and drink in? Lets Go O's!!! read more

In terms of the current organization, this franchise is sad. Tons of history, and fans who really love the game are why I'm giving them 3 stars. It's just a shame that the current ownership has no idea what they're doing. I don't care what anyone says, you CAN compete with the Yankees and Red Sox. You just have to have a clue. read more

Go Yanks! Sorry Orioles...love Camden Yards and love coming to see the Yanks play there. Great food & drinks and not a bad seat in the house. I wish the new Yankee stadium was as fun. read more

Let's Go O's! Let's go O's! Who doesn't love a good baseball game! The Giants stadium in San Fran has my heart which is why i can't give the O's 5 stars, it's really more like 4.5! Get out to the ball game and enjoy some peanuts and a beer! read more

Ok crowd and sun is going down. Thank God I am sweating here just texting. Flying Dig Brewery has a special cask game only when it is done it is done, wicked good. Ahh there is a breeze now, thank you. Seriously though do not walk on the isles during play inconsiderate. read more

Great park to catch a game. Even better when the O's are playing well. Opening day is a blast! A lot of great restaurants in walking distance,as well as the inner harbor. read more

What a ripoff! The fans come out to supporter the club, spend our hard earned money and the Orioles just rip us off! They refuse to spend a dollar to improve the team and just pocket all the newfound profits. What a joke. If Angelos and Duquette are too cheap to put a competitive club on the field the team should be sold to a party that actually cares about winning and rewarding a fiercely loyal fan base. No new starting pitcher, middle of the lineup bat and no closer. Pathetic - don't support them with your money! read more