All-Inclusive Picnic Perch Seating
- All-Inclusive Picnic Perch Seating - The Picnic Perch at Camden Yards is one of the most popular tickets for an Orioles game. A ticket in this area treats guests to an all-inclusive menu ...
The 2024 Baltimore Orioles ticket guide includes the season schedule, ticket price information, and the best options for buying tickets.
The Flight Deck is a group party area in right-field on the Club Level. This space is located at the top of sections 204-210 and accommodates small groups looking for a semi-private setting with club amenities.
Orioles Dugout - The Orioles players sit in front of Section 22, Section 24 and Section 26
Visitor Dugout - The visiting team sits in front of Section 48, Section 50 and Section 52
Drink Rail Seating is available at the top of sections 270-280. Rail seats are labeled Row A and have a ledge for placing food and drink. As part of the Club Level, guests will have access to the private indoor concourse and its amenities.
Outfield seats in the Upper Level offer a unique vantage point of the game. These seats are among the farthest seats from home plate in all of baseball. The first couple rows offer a really cool view of the field, but the last few rows will have you wishing you sprung a couple extra bucks to sit closer to row 1.
Despite being one of the ten oldest ballparks in use today, Oriole Park has held up as an excellent place to watch a game. The stadium offers fans a number of different vantage points at a variety of price levels. Whether you're looking for a seat at field level or in the upper deck, great views can be found on every seating deck.
Oriole Park is split up into three main seating decks - field level, club level and the upper deck. When looking at seats at field level, it's important to understand the distinction between even and odd-numbered sections. Even-numbered sections in the lower level are known as field boxes - or lower boxes - and are the closest seats to the field. These sections typically occupy the first 30 rows of seating. A walkway is then located behind the last row of the boxes before row numbers reset in the odd-numbered sections known as the terrace boxes. If you're looking for the closest seats to the field, you'll want to aim for tickets with a low row number in an even-numbered section.
If you're looking for a comfortable view in the lower level, you may be comparing the higher rows of the lower/field boxes to the terrace boxes. Although they'll likely cost you a few more dollars, we recommend the higher rows of the even-numbered box seats. Like the terrace boxes, they offer very good elevation for seeing the entire field comfortably. But unlike the terrace boxes, they are located in front of the walkway instead of behind it. Fans have been known to crowd the walkway and heavily distract or disrupt the views of guests seated in the terrace seats. By sitting just in front of the walkway, you'll have quick access to the concourse without all of the distractions.
The absolute best views at Camden Yards are located in the Press Box. Since it might be difficult to obtain media credentials, you'll have to settle for nearby club sections. Located on the 200 level, club sections are situated at an ideal height for seeing the field comfortably. These seats hang over the terrace boxes of the lower level, bringing you closer to the field than you'd expect from an elevated location. While the elevation is great all around the club level, we recommend purchasing tickets in a section as close to the infield as possible. Club sections down the lines face the outfield instead of home plate and will force you to turn your head to see the majority of the action. For the best overall experience, consider tickets in sections 242-250 where you get a better view of the scoreboard and warehouse and where the sun will set behind you.
Like the club level seats directly below, the upper deck of Oriole Park hangs over the lower seating decks. Not only does this create excellent cover and shade for fans in 200 level sections, it gets fans in the "cheap seats" much closer to the field. In fact, the first five rows of these sections are closer to the field (horizontally) than many of the terrace box seats on the lower level. Given their location so close to the field and relative low price, the first five rows of the upper deck are likely the best value in all of baseball. In addition to tremendous value, sections 332-340 are the only elevated sections behind home plate. These seats provide a comfortable view of the field in a single glance and still keep you close enough to stay engaged in the action.
Keep the following in mind when purchasing tickets:
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With Eutaw Street serving as the back-drop, Oriole Park is more commonly thought of as a destination for adults looking to soak up a cold one and socialize with friends. Never-the-less, there are a number of seating options and attractions at Camden Yards that cater specifically to kids and family.
While groups of adults typically make a bee-line towards right-field when gates open, families will want to enter through Gate A or C and head straight towards the Kids Corner. This interactive fun area features baseball activities like a batting cage and speed pitch, along with other attractions like a moon bounce and climbing area. To sit near the Kids Corner, choose a seat in terrace sections 9, 11, 13 or 15. These seats are fully covered and less exposed to the sun than most seats in right field.
If you are worried about sun exposure, odd-numbered terrace sections 35-71 are your best bet for staying out of the rays. The seats are fully covered by the overhang and the sun sets behind these sections. Other considerations include high-number rows in the club level or upper deck on the third base side of the field.
Another option for a fun family experience is sitting in the Picnic Perch seats in sections 282-288. These are all-inclusive seats with unlimited ballpark food, soda and water. Just make sure to get your ticket stamped at section 282 before the game to take advantage of the free food and drink.
Other family-friendly activities at Oriole Park include:
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If you're visiting Oriole Park and cheering on the away team, there are a few distinct seating options to consider. The first seats on your list should be those behind the visitor dugout on the third base side of the field. Row 1 in sections 48, 50 and 52 is located just above the visiting team dugout. In addition to being close to your favorite players, you'll be close to the popular Free State Pub near section 52 where you can order a locally-brewed craft beer.
For the budget-conscious fan who still wants to be close to his/her favorite players, consider seats near the visitor bullpen in section 86. The bullpens at Oriole Park are located one in front of the other with the Orioles pen just in front of the visitors. Sitting in rows 12 or higher in section 86 will have you directly adjacent to the visitor bullpen. For an even cheaper alternative, consider purchasing a Standing Room Only ticket. There are a number of SRO spaces just above the bullpens which will allow you to watch the pitchers as they warm up.
A visit to Camden Yards would be incomplete without a stroll down Eutaw Street in right field. The entertainment and activity hub of the ballpark, this area features a number of local food options, a climate-controlled pub (Dempsey's), the Bud Patio and a host of baseball-specific attractions. For night games the area is only accessible to patrons with a game ticket and is the most popular pre-game destination. For seating near Eutaw Street, consider an SRO ticket (there are standing spaces above the RF wall) or a ticket in sections 1-6. Just remember to bring a hat - this area of the park is a magnet for the sun!
The number of seats per row in Section 81 will vary depending on which row you are located. Below you can find a list each row in the section and the number of seats in the row (please note that the lower numbered seats are to the right when you face the field).
The railing at the front of the Club level sections will be somewhat of a distraction for shorter fans and will require you to lean forward a bit to eliminate the railing from your sight.
The railing gets taller just in front of the aisles (for additional safety), so we recommend avoiding seats on the right aisle on the third base side (Seat 1), and avoiding seats on the left aisle for club sections on the first base side (higher numbered seats).