Ravens venue (M&T Bank Stadium) question

[The Lung]

Are all the parking lots reserve pass only, like in Pittsburgh? Is there a general admission parking lot? If so, which one(s)?

[klaxs258]

their is not like a huge general amdmissions parking lot but around the stadium there are different places where lil bums off the street let you park. If you go down their you will find parking lots but you will not get in one for under 25 to 30 dollars. ARe you trying to tailgate are just going to the game? If you are just going to the game by far your best option is lightrail.

[PACKman1144]

Yeah I agre with klaxs. if you aren't tailagting the light rail is the way to go. Thay have a stop right by there, and it is cheaper (and safer) than bringing your car..



have fun

[The Lung]

I am driving down from Reading, PA. Yes, I want to tailgate. So all the stadium lots are reserved pass only? That sucks!

Man, the Pittsburgh and Baltimore parking scene sucks. When I go see the Steelers versus the Giants or the Jets at Giants Stadium in NJ, they have huge general admission parking lots around the entire venue.

[klaxs258]

you will easily find parking its just not going to be one huge general admission parking lot like a theme park. Your car will be safe and you can tailgate.

If you drive a Gmc truck though they have a lot right next to the stadiumd where the first 45 gmc truck owneres can park. It openns 3 hours before the game and to park their you woud have to get their right around then.

[The Lung]

Thanks for the advice guys. I ended up taking light rail from Timonium - although the train service was out of order and they used buses to bring us in. Can't beat a round-trip ticket for only $3.50.

Although, again, it baffles me how cities like Baltimore and Pittsburgh build stadiums with parking lots that are all reserved pass for season tickets holders only. How can there be no parking for out-of-town visitors? When I go to Philadelphia or Giants Stadium to catch a game, there's plenty of parking everywhere!

[klaxs258]

Thanks for the advice guys. I ended up taking light rail from Timonium - although the train service was out of order and they used buses to bring us in. Can't beat a round-trip ticket for only $3.50.

Although, again, it baffles me how cities like Baltimore and Pittsburgh build stadiums with parking lots that are all reserved pass for season tickets holders only. How can there be no parking for out-of-town visitors? When I go to Philadelphia or Giants Stadium to catch a game, there's plenty of parking everywhere!

Not only just out of town visitors but fans who just go to one or two games.

I agree with you 100%

When me and my dad go we just take the light rail to it is by far the way to go