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4.0 (191 reviews)

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Kim G.

Let's start with the positive. The stadium and BTS team really made an excellent effort to put on this show, because the very severe weather threatened to have it delayed or cancelled. The delays weren't too much. The seating was pretty comfortable and stadium was definitely electric. The concert was so much fun. BTS put on an amazing show. It was definitely a memory I won't forget. The negative parts of this experience were solely on M&T. The parking signage outside the stadium is either non existent or confusing. I had no idea where my lot was located to park. I was new to the area and it took 2 hours to get to my lot from the highway. I understand 70,000 people were trying to get inside, but there wasn't enough direction. The second part that unnerved me was there was no crowd control inside to separate the merchandise and bathroom lines creating dangerous bottlenecks. They are very lucky nothing bad happened. The cops I saw were just standing around chatting. No one was directing anyone. Even the ticket holders were like meh... Overall, amazing show by BTS! (Huge fan)

Tonya J.

Accompanied my daughter to the iconic BTS concert and it was amazing! The venue handled the large crowds well. The fans (The Army) came from far and wide! The food and merchandise lines were off the charts and they kept running out of food. Other than that we had a great experience!

Morgan Wallen
Anita W.

I didn't visit for a ravens game, but I visited for a concert. Morgan Wallen and Ella Langley were performing at the stadium and it was excellent. Great sound, great view.. and with 60,000 people in the venue, the staff managed as best as I could. Concession and bar service was quick. Bathrooms were clean and easy to get through. Signs were easy to read to get to your section. Traffic rolled smoothly as we made our way in and after the show. We paid for stadium parking so once we were headed out for the evening, it was a quick few turns back to the highway. very pleased with our experience.

Annah M.

The lack of ADA accommodations is shocking. There was no direction for where to enter or how ask for assistance. Several staff members ignored me while looking right at me when I would ask for directions. The slopes on the inside are very difficult to get wheelchair wheels up. There is also a lot of wires, boards, and equipment in the way. Theoretically staff can provide an escort including transport and guidance, hell if I could find anyone to ask. The guest services I went to said they were swamped with other disabled individuals so I would have to wait. I was so exhausted by then I just slowly made my way to my seat. Getting to the stadium was difficult because it wasn't possible to get close enough for a drop off. The disabled parking fills up fast so you have to arrive hours prior. Which means either sitting outside in the heat for hours or taking an uber to rest elsewhere. But that brings us back to the issue of being driven back to the stadium when drivers can't get close enough to drop you off. Exiting was a nightmare with 70k+ people trying to leave and zero directions how to do so. I ended up pushing my walker from Gate A to lot H just to get a ride home and that was after trying for 20 minutes to even find lot H. We couldn't find any signs pointing the right way, had to find and ask staff. The fact I had to buy separate tickets for ADA seating is so violating. I bought my regular tickets months ago, but due to an injury I now have to use a walker. I was told to either check my walker and limp to my seat, or buy new tickets. They would not refund or exchange the tickets I already purchased. So I had to buy the same tickets twice and then couldn't get rid of the tickets I had. So you lost two more guests who could have filled those seats and spent money there. When I got to the my ADA section I had tickets for seats 14-15. Someone was there so staff moved us to 4-5. Went to the bathroom and came back to different people in those seats. We're given seats 7-8 and I later got scolded by different staff for not sitting in my correct seat. We ran out of seating because apparently they oversold the section so we were elbow to elbow. Difficult when half of us are in wheelchairs and walkers. The concert was spectacular. I did truly enjoy the event and will always support BTS. But the stadium was one big ADA violation.

Taylor L.

I've been a Ravens fan since I was a little girl! I turn 31 this year and grew up watching the Eavens. I watched them win both Super Bowls they appeared in and I have been going to games all my life. I was also a Little Ravens cheerleader back when they did that program, and on top of that I was a game day ambassador for Ravens for one season when I was in college. I bleed the Ravens purple and black! I'm no stranger to M&T Bank Stadium and since I already did a review of Camden Yards I had to do a review for The Bank! There truly isn't a bad seat in the house even before I became a season ticket holder I would sit in the upper level and nosebleeds and felt like I still got a great view of the action. M&T Bank is its own character when the Ravens play and the franchise knows how to get fans engaged regardless of where they sit. There's plenty of food options and places to grab merch from the Ravens store. So what's stopping me from giving M&T Bank Stadium a 5/5? Though the food prices can be a bit expensive especially compared to the O's which launched a Birdland Value menu a few seasons ago. I've also had issues with the vendors selling basic stadium food like hot dogs because my food is always cold! I sit in the lower level and there's a food vendor around every corner even on the upper level but for some reason my food is always cold when I'm getting basic stuff like chicken tenders or a hot dog. It's disheartening especially when it's expensive! Yet despite that it doesn't change how much I love my Ravens or the vibe of the stadium. It's frequently being renovated which keeps the stadium feeling contemporary in the modern age. M&T Bank Stadium is a great venue and if you're a Ravens fan you'll be in for a real treat on game day.

Tiesha D.

Ravens watch party was amazing! Yet the lack of seating in the north plaza along with the lack of professionalism with the staff in the food area. I waited over 1.5 hours for a hotdog and pizza then the staff had the nerve to get smart with me when I asked for a refund. This is not acceptable considering I am spending my money... do better Ravens stadium.

Chanel L.

I have only been seated outside of clublevel once. Entering the stadium from Ostend St is quite easy. The stadium can be confusing once in because of the crowds and staff just standing around clueless at times. Due to being seated in club level its no hassle with making my way straight to the area with no issues. The club level seems very relaxed at times but the food and drinks are a hit miss. The food and drinks are OVER PRICED and very cheap. The burger and fries were cold and previously I took my pretzel back because it was extremely hard. The bread if getting a hotdog or hamburger tend to be stale and hard. On the otherhand the alcholic drinks are made with cheap liquor and watered down. One 4 oz drink was about $20. I understand its stadium prices but this is ridiculous. The cheaper the liquor the sicker ppl will be from intoxication faster. Other than those issues, in club level there are lounge areas with seating for eating and watching the game out of the elements of the outside on tvs and clean rest rooms. The staff tend to be friendly for the most part and so are the patrons. I enjoy myself each time I come. Bring good personal mental spirits to have great fun with the same caliber of folks. Go Ravens! Win or Lose. But Winning makes it Amazingly Special!

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John H.

I had an amazing time during the Ravens v. Bengals home game! The stadium is cozy (compared to someplace like a Met Life stadium in NJ), and I really don't think there's a bad seat in the house. We were in seated in the upper sections and could see all the action taking place on the field clearly. Also, the staff were friendly and did an amazing job keeping the bathrooms and common areas clean. Everything at the stadium was reasonably price, but if you're trying to save a few bucks, there are a TON of vendors around the stadium and in the pre-game area selling food and drinks as well.

View from seats
Cammi P.

M&T Bank Stadium is truly such a remarkable and memorable experience. I love the Ravens and it is the best environment. The renovations are amazing, the tailgating and Ravens walk are better than ever, and the fan experience is the best in the NFL. The views from the entire stadium are amazing. The hospitality is always top notch. Whether you are attending the stadium or an event, you can expect excellence. Today, when ordering a hot dog, a drink, and a sprite, the process was efficient, the workers were attentive, the prices were amazing. The food choices have improved so much over the years, as well. From Shake Shack, to various seafood options, there is something for everyone. However, disappointingly, today was a bit of a different experience. A fan next to us threw up all over the isle, splattering on us and our seat mates. Upon texting the HELP number, no help arrived for over 40 minutes. The smell was atrocious and lasted the entirety of the second half/remainder of the game. There was no attendant, usher, or security in our section. I come on here and write this review in hopes of there being a change at the stadium. What if there was really an emergency? What if something bad was really happening? The hospitality is too good at the stadium for this scenario to go unnoticed. I hope the fan is ok, got the medical attention she needed and hope M&T Bank takes actions, procedures and considerations into future scenarios like this one.

Geronimo T.

10.12.2025 Went here to watch the Ravens vs Rams NFL game. Took Lyft all the way from Washington DC. Cost was about 70-$100 each way. Got dropped off right in front of M&T stadium. All the Event Staff worker were professional and kind. They directed the way to the stadium. Entered the stadium with my tickets from Ticketmaster. It was an easy process to get in. The lady that scanned my tickets was very nice. On my way to the concession food stands. Hotdogs and nachos are half the price of a sporting event in Los Angeles. Example $3 at Baltimore and $9 at the Sofi Stafium in LA. Although the prices for alcoholic beverages are the same. $15 for beer. M&T is a smaller stadium to what I am used to going in California. Overall the vibe was really cool. Everyone was friendly regardless who you cheer for. The restrooms are alittle bit old school. Not to many toilets as I am used to for a football event. VIP is limited here. Only in certain areas of the stadium. Easy to get out to grab an Uber or Lyft. Just walk out for half a mile. Also surprisingly, the orioles baseball stadium is right next door. How convenient would that be to attend a football and baseball game. Place is Clean. Nice and friendly staff. Kudos!! I would watch a game anytime here.

Halftime Fireworks
Ieshia T.

When is an event at a stadium not a great chance to be social? I enjoyed myself at The Bank for their Ravens Watch Party for the opening game on Sunday. Ying Yang Twins performed and had the crowd dancing while reminiscing about when the songs first came out. My BFF is a Ravens fan and they are my second team after Pittsburgh so as you see in the pics, I'm not wearing purple although one of my favorite colors lol. I even turned the photo prop around so it was white and not purple lol. Lines are long for food so I recommend to grab food as soon as possible and for events like this, one person should grab seats and the other, stand in line for food. I had to do both this time so when I went to grab food, if I didn't want to wait forever, I just jumped in the Tots line. They had food and drinks so I thought it was a win/win sitc. Time elapse from getting in line and getting back to my seat was about an hour. That included waiting for them to refill the "canned cocktails" so yeah. I grabbed tots with cheddar cheese and scallions and they were just blah, something to eat. Grabbed plain tots for my homey which they call Tossed and you can choose their black bird sauce which was a type of aoili, dill seasoning or sea salt. There was also a lot of eye candy and after the Ravens lost, needed some cheering up lol. JK I'll definitely be back though, even if just for the eye candy

Tiffany D.

Went to the Raven's training event. Gates opened up on time. Staff were helpful. Different activities for the kids such as face painting and sign creation. The food stalls were open and lines were long but appeared to move quickly. During the training sessions, I wish there was a little more engagement with what movements were being done and how this training fits into the season program. There was time for player autographs at the end of the event--but I did not stay for that part.

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Debra D.

We had an awesome day at the Game. Even though the Bears didn't win...we had a great time. Spending time with my cousins and Bruda was real highlight of the entire weekend. We waited trying to see some of the players. We did see a few.

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The venue was easy to get to but they didn't have enough light rail trains going back.

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it's an ok place for concerts but the box office people are rude asfk .... Go ravens too I guess

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Great adventure, amazing atmosphere, great food choices, good parking, easy access to 295.

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Oriole Park At Camden Yards - Crab Nachos

Oriole Park At Camden Yards

4.5(904 reviews)
0.4 mi•Stadium Area

So long as you're any style of sports fan you plan to go to some form of Sportsball game while…read moreyou're traveling. It's what you do (https://youtu.be/2fraSdN-PG8?is=ucXC_-DV6-MyvCAg)! But when that sportsball event becomes a fabulous pride night that gives away a free rainbow jersey and features appropriate music from the likes of Chappell Roan, Abba, and then some, you best believe that you're inclined to attend in spades! Without such a night it was still guaranteed that I was going to hit up an Orioles game during my Baltimore Visit. But the fact that I got to enjoy a fun night with a free jersey and some free Dunkin along the way made it even more incredible. And beyond that I saw enough to make it one of the best ballparks that I ever attended! Walking from M8 Beer (review coming later) to the stadium was easily accessible to the point that it literally looked like passing through said park before crossing a bridge. From there it was easy access to Dunkin hookups and and Orioles Shopping center that was built to feel like downtown shopping in a strip mall. Once I entered everything you'd expect from a ballpark was to the right side and easy to find, but it was also readily available within reason on all floors. As far as theming, spectacle, tradition, convenience, and then some, Oriole Park was the baseball stadium that delivered it all with a bang and then some!

One of the best ballparks!…read more The 2 times I've visited Baltimore have involved Camden Yards. Parking is a bit confusing if you don't know where you're going, despite the signs, I got directed to the wrong area this year when trying to find lot FGH. Last year I found FGH with ease, but my GPS failed me this time around. Ended up parking in lot C (with no additional charge) due to the wonderful employees. All ball parks are expensive for food & drink, so don't complain. The Local Fry's "The Local" Fries (quadruple entendre?) are phenomenal & worth it. Had a ton of "leftover" crab dip that was eaten without fries left to match. Absolutely horrific time seated directly next to people due to how cramped stadium seating is. First time I went I had nobody near me, this year it was 95°, then stormed, and touching arms with other wet/sweaty folk was enough to make me squirm!

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Biscoff Banana Pudding

Oriole Park At Camden Yards - Merchandise at the gift shop.

Merchandise at the gift shop.

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Entrance

CFG Bank Arena - Seats no cup holders or space between the next seats

CFG Bank Arena

2.8(279 reviews)
0.8 mi•Downtown
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Baltimore has lots going on. I looked up several parking garages and which was useful. If you chose…read morethe arena garage, your price is premium. Barry Manilow was performing. CFG arena was charging $77. We parked a block away and spent $25. It was handy getting out of our garage so quickly. There are three entrances to the arena. Howard Street, Baltimore Street and Hopkins Plaza. We used Hopkins since levels 100 & 200 enter there. The recording about bag sizes and what is allowed played on an endless loop by the doors. It got a bit tedious. The same announcement played as we exited. Club Fearlesd is a premium upgrade for guests who pay who pay $75 (kids $25) for a premium upgrade can enter an hour early. You can enter the arena on the ground floor. Arm rails in the middle of the steps look like they could obstruct some views. Clear stadium bags (14x6x14), an empty water bottle and umbrellas without a tip are allowed. Non clear handbags 4x6x6 are allowed. If your bag is too big, there are rental lockers near the Hopkins Plaza entrance. The stage lights were fun to watch. Each set was brilliant. Snacks were sold throughout the arena. Bottled water was $7.50.

So excited to see Dave Chappelle at CFG Bank Arena. My partner and I decided to look into parking…read moregarages before getting to the show and there were several in the area with availability is we decided to try our luck with street parking since we knew there'd be lots of garages available close by as a back up. As we drove closer to the arena, we noticed it was going to take us 20 mins to drive 0.3miles. We parked close to Lexington Market which has lots of free street parking. The walk was about 7-10mins from the car to CFG Arena. Show time was 7:30pm and we arrive to the Arena around 7:50pm. The line was ridiculously long regardless of which entrance we wanted to use. The staff were directing people to certain lines depending on where you were seated. Our line went down the street which was lengthy and into a parking lot. This was not a single file line either and people were clumped together... we contemplated leaving but I really wanted to see Dave Chappelle. 10mins into standing in line, a staff member told half the people in the garage to follow her. She walked us down some stairs, around the building and directed us to use another entrance... she directed us to join another cue but this line had less people but still long and slow moving. We stood in line for another 25mins before going through security. We were given a card with our seat number on it because our phones, and anything with Bluetooth capabilities including my Apple Watch and AirPods. When inside it wasn't too hectic, we were able to purchase merchandise as well as drinks from various vendors on a our way to our seats. We had great seats in the 102 section and could see the stage clearly. The show was great! Leaving with another hassle. Standing in a slow, barely moving line because we needed our phone unlocked. We ended up leaving through a side exit, walking to the front and entering in the front to have our phones unlocked. Despite the challenges with their process, staff was nice and friendly.

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CFG Bank Arena - Heat view they said when they sold me a front row ticket in the corner.   Booooooo

Heat view they said when they sold me a front row ticket in the corner. Booooooo

CFG Bank Arena - Stevie Nicks!

Stevie Nicks!

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A Stage before show

Imax Theatre - #currentview #penguins3d

Imax Theatre

3.3(4 reviews)
0.6 mi•Inner Harbor

This theater, attaches to the Maryland Science Center, is awesome! While the Museum is closed on…read moreMondays, the IMAX is not. I went to the 2 pm screening of Captain Marvel and was the only person in the theater. I gotta tell you, it's pretty cool to have any theater where you are the only person, but in an IMAX, it's incredible. The sound was amazing, the image quality was amazing and the seats are comfortable too. The concessions was open, but they didn't have any popcorn so I got a bottle of soda and some dots ice cream. For $13.95 with no tax, the experience is a steal and I highly recommend to see whatever Hollywood movie they are playing.

They claim to have just renovated this theater, and apparently have started to show Hollywood…read moremovies. We recently watched "Avengers:Endgame" here and here's what I think: PROS: 1) Ticket price is way cheaper than Imax tickets at AMC, or comparable formats at Cinemark, Landmark, etc. 2) It boasts of having the largest screen, and it really is. Very impressive. 3) It's at Inner Harbor, so there are lots of things to see and do before and after screening. 4) We went on a Sunday, and there was a concession stand with popcorn and drinks and other stuff, not much, but at least. CONS: 1) I wasn't impressed by the sound. They said it was surround, but it wasn't. Plus, you can hear other people's laughter more than the movie audio, very distracting. 2) There is no Wi-Fi at the Maryland Science Center where this is located. Which is surprisingly disappointing for an educational site. 3) There are no reserved seating so if you want to get the best seats, be prepared to line up early. For us, since it was the Avengers opening weekend, we lined up an hour before. The place was full. 4) The seats don't recline, they don't even swing back, they are fixed. 5) Others may find parking a problem if you don't come in early. So, to sum up, would I go again to this place? Yes, I might. It depends on what's showing. For me, the best movie experience is still the Dolby theaters at AMC with the clear visuals and moving audio: the screen is not that big but you get recliner seats and reserved seating. It just costs a lot more.

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Imax Theatre - Guess 2 pm on a Monday is a great time to see IMAX! Empty theater :)

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Guess 2 pm on a Monday is a great time to see IMAX! Empty theater :)

Cirque du Soleil - TORUK - The First Flight - So cool

Cirque du Soleil - TORUK - The First Flight

1.7(105 reviews)
0.8 mi•Downtown

Being a semi hard core Avatar fan, I looked forward to this performance with great anticipation…read more Although the spectacle was bright and colorful, mystical and at times overwhelming, it somehow did not live up to my expectations based on previous Cirque productions. Although the Avatar-based story line was plausible, the actual circus style performances seemed sparse...nothing one could really characterize as "death-defying." I was also disappointed at the added novelty of downloading their "Toruk" app to be able to be part of the performance. First, it would have been great to know about this before the show so I could have my phone fully charged ahead of time so I wouldn't have to shut down before intermission. Second, since there was no wifi available to the public, I had to rely on my network, which far more often than not could not be found by my phone. The phone distraction aside, it was nice to get out with my lovely wife for an evening.

This is a painful review for me to write because I am a Cirque du Soleil fanatic. I have seen 13…read moredifferent shows, some of them multiple times. I normally can't get enough of them but we were all disappointed with this show. With the exception of Ka, all of the shows I've seen have a general theme but don't have a rigid story they are following. It's just one amazing act after another. Before the show started they were playing audio that constantly encouraged you to download the smartphone app so that you could interact with the show. As I write this it currently has 46 reviews with an average rating of 1.5 stars on iTunes. I think 1.5 stars might be a little generous. It's such a cool idea but the execution is terrible. Supposedly I could interact with the fireflies that were buzzing around the stage before the show, but I didn't notice any difference when I did it on my phone. Even worse, the app makes your phone notify you during the show to use it. How completely distracting. I hated the app. This is usually what my thought process is during a Cirque du Soleil show: "That was incredible!" "How are they doing that???" "WHAT!" This was my thought process during Toruk: "I can't understand what the storyteller is saying." "That was nice I guess. I wonder when they're going to do some acrobatics?" "The lights on that tree look pretty." I think that my biggest frustration was that I kept waiting for the Cirque du Soleil acrobatics that always blow my mind and they never showed up. Because the show had to follow a set storyline there wasn't really a way to incorporate them apparently. During one part of the show a giant net got raised towards the ceiling and I got excited thinking it was finally time for some high-flying. Unfortunately the net was just part of the storyline. It took the place of a mountain that the characters were climbing. Sigh. Another part of the show had multiple people swinging kites in circles from the end of long poles that went on for far too long. I'm not paying this much money for tickets to see something I can do myself! I'm giving the show three stars because there were some interesting set pieces that looked good. They had giant cloth flowers that would "grow" out of ground and some water effects simulating a river that looked impressive. I also enjoyed the tree of fife and the giant flying puppet. Did I enjoy them enough to justify spending this much on tickets? Hell no.

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Cirque du Soleil - TORUK - The First Flight - View from left stage, row 12

View from left stage, row 12

Cirque du Soleil - TORUK - The First Flight
Cirque du Soleil - TORUK - The First Flight - Had a wonderful time

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Had a wonderful time

Harbor East Cinemas - BBQ Chicken Flatbread

Harbor East Cinemas

4.3(44 reviews)
1.2 mi•Inner Harbor

I'm a fan of Harbor East Cinemas and their (new to me) upgrades. Heated and reclining seats, a full…read moreservice bar, and most important to me immaculately clean. The folks working the couple of times I've been have been helpful and friendly. Oh and there's validated parking. What's not to like?

I've been coming to this theater for years and I genuinely love it here, so consider this review an…read moreact of loyalty rather than spite. My partner and I took a summer Friday off for a proper day date -- movies, late lunch, the whole thing. We were treating ourselves. The movie? Disclosure Day. A Spielberg film about humanity finally learning the truth. The irony of what followed was not lost on me. First, the concessions. The young woman working the counter appeared to be in a state of suspended animation. Slouched, silent, possibly in another dimension entirely. We weren't sure where to scan our tickets and asking for help felt like we were genuinely inconveniencing her existence. I've interacted with more enthusiastic houseplants. I felt bad asking for popcorn. Popcorn. A movie theater staple. I understand bad days, we all have them, but this one was notable. Then there was the temperature. I want to be clear: it was cold. Not "oh grab a light jacket" cold. Cryogenic cold. I'm pretty sure the aliens in the film had better atmospheric conditions than Theater 6. My sweat froze. That's not a metaphor. Speaking of Theater 6, there was also a strange recurring noise during the film that we couldn't identify. Given the subject matter, we briefly considered it was part of the experience. It was not. Here's the thing though: the movie was fantastic and honestly saved the afternoon. Emily Blunt deserves all the things. But with streaming making it easier than ever to skip the theater, the experience itself has to earn it. Yours usually does. Today just wasn't the day of disclosure we were hoping for. We'll be back. Please turn up the AC. I understand it's hot af outside but I don't need to watch the movie on an iceberg. I'm not exaggerating, a winter coat wouldn't have been enough. We wore long pants and brought jackets. Bring a blanket!

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Harbor East Cinemas - Freakier Friday

Freakier Friday

Harbor East Cinemas - Emerald City with cake pop and dessert trifle

Emerald City with cake pop and dessert trifle

Harbor East Cinemas

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