Baltimore Orioles tickets

Baltimore Orioles

The Baltimore Orioles have an impressive history as one of the American League’s original 8 charter teams. Founded in Milwaukee in 1901 (Brewers), the franchise spent a year in the city before settling in St. Louis for 53 years (Browns). In 1953 the team was purchased and reborn in the city of Baltimore as the Orioles, named after the state bird of Maryland. Oriole Park at Camden Yards is a world class ballpark, one of the finest in the Major Leagues, and catching a game there is a bucket list item for many baseball fans.

About the Baltimore Orioles

The Baltimore Orioles franchise is part of baseball’s origin story. Founded in 1901, the franchise has won 10 division titles, 7 American League Pennants, and appeared in 6 World Series games, bringing home 3 of those Championships. The Orioles have an ongoing division rivalry with the New York Yankees with a lot of history behind it.

Baltimore Orioles Games

Going to a Baltimore Orioles home game at Camden Yards is an unforgettable experience for any baseball fan, even those who don’t cheer for the Birds. It’s one of the MLBs nicest ballparks, from the atmosphere to the field views, with great food and a lot to see and do. A visit to eclectic Eutaw Street, beside the stadium, is recommended as part of a memorable game day experience.

Baltimore Orioles Tickets

Sound like something you’d love to experience live? Renewed interest in the team has made single day tickets harder to find. The best way to find seats for the game you want is to buy Baltimore Orioles tickets on StubHub. Let’s go, Birds!

Team Name: Baltimore Orioles

Division: American League East

Year Founded: 1901

Stadium Name: Oriole Park at Camden Yards

Baltimore Orioles Team Colors: Orange, Black, White, Gray

Baltimore Orioles FAQs:

Where do the Baltimore Orioles play?

The Baltimore Orioles play at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, which opened in 1992 in the heart of downtown Baltimore, Maryland, and has a seating capacity of 44,970. Camden Yards was built on the former railyard for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad’s Camden Station. This natural grass venue was the first example of the new-old style blend, retro-vibe builds, creating an old-fashioned ballpark feel that fans love, with up-to-date technology and amenities. Camden Yards classic design has inspired many other retro-classic ballparks to be built since, but it still holds a top spot on many Best MLB Stadium lists. All seats have a great view of the action on the field, and some have striking views of the city skyline. In August 2008, Camden Yards hosted its 50 millionth fan in just 17 seasons, setting a new record for the fastest ballpark to hit 50 million visitors in baseball history. Visitors rave about the food, many choices have crab meat of course, and the park took the No. 3 spot on USA Today’s “10 Best MLB Stadiums for Food”. This is a must-see ballpark for many MLB fans. Head to the game early to enjoy all the fun on Eutaw Street, a pedestrian-only zone reserved for ticket holders during games, filled with carnival-style games, restaurants, pubs, an Orioles Hall of Fame Wall, the team store, and more. There are even cheap bleacher seats available for watching the game. If you’re bringing the kids, visit the HI-CHEW Kids Corner for interactive fun, games, and kid-friendly food items.

How do I find Baltimore Orioles tickets for sale?

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What division are the Baltimore Orioles in?

The Baltimore Orioles are part of the American League East along with the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees, the Tampa Bay Rays, and the Toronto Blue Jays. According to fans the Orioles biggest division rivals are the Yankees, listing them as the team they most want to take down

Baltimore Orioles Fan Life

Long-standing Baltimore Orioles fans describe themselves using words like patient, invested, devoted, and unwavering. But if they’re speaking in heavy “Bawlmer” you might need to listen closely! This diehard fan base has suffered more downs than ups in recent years but they show up to cheer for their city and the players with a deep affection for their Birds. But payback may be in the stars! The Orioles made it to the postseason playoffs in 2023 for the first time since 2016 and there’s a lot of genuine fan excitement (and bandwagons circling) around the Orioles chances this season. Going to a game at Camden Yards with O's fans is a friendly experience and Oriole Park is known as a peaceful venue. Join in the fun during the Star-Spangled Banner when Orioles fans shout out, “OHHHHHHHHH!!!!” at the beginning of the stanza, “Oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave”. Go early to enjoy the restaurants, games and shops in the famous Eutaw Street pedestrian-only zone just outside the park. Buy Baltimore Orioles tickets on StubHub and go have a fantastic day with friends and family, visiting Oriole Park at Camden Yard.

Who are the Baltimore Orioles best players currently?

Notable current Baltimore Orioles players include catcher Adley Rutschman, a switch-hitter and key player. Rutschman’s 50th home run in July makes him the 6th primary catcher to hit the 50 mark in their first 3 MLB seasons and fans hope to see him win back-to-back Silver Slugger Awards; starting pitcher Corbin Burnes sits at No. 29 on the MLB Top 100 Players in 2024 and he’s been delivering sizzling quality starts for the team during his first season with the O’s; 3rd baseman Gunnar Henderson won the AL Rookie of the Year award and a Silver Slugger award during 2023; and starting pitcher Kyle Bradish had a fantastic 2023 season, taking 4th place in the American League Cy Young Award votes.

How many Baltimore Orioles are in the National Baseball Hall of Fame?

There are 35 Baltimore Orioles in the National Baseball Hall of Fame as of 2023 (across all former team names): George Sisler, Rogers Hornsby, Hugh Duffy, Rube Waddell, Eddie Plank, Jesse Burkett, Bobby Wallace, Dizzy Dean, Heinie Manush, Branch Rickey, Goose Goslin, Satchel Paige, Jim Bottomley, Robin Roberts, Frank Robinson, Brooks Robinson, George Kell, Rick Ferrell, Luis Aparicio, Hoyt Wilhelm, Jim Palmer, Reggie Jackson, Earl Weaver, Eddie Murray, Willard Brown, Cal Ripken, Jr. Dick Williams, Whitey Herzog, Roberto Alomar, Tim Raines, Jim Thome, Vladimir Guerrero, Lee Smith, Mike Mussina, and Harold Baines.

Fun fact about the Baltimore Orioles...

If you’re a baseball fan, you’ve likely heard the Baltimore Orioles crowd yell a sustained “OHHHH!!” during the Star-Spangled Banner wording, “Oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave” at Orioles games. There’s more to it than just a chance to shout out the O’s team nickname though. The Star-Spangled Banner holds special meaning for the city, as it was written by Maryland native Francis Scott Key, who was living in Baltimore during the War of 1812 Battle of Baltimore. The fans combine city and team pride with their “OHHHH!!” callout. In recent years when the Orioles have hosted the Toronto Blue Jays, Orioles fans have joyfully taken over the Canadian national anthem, screaming out the “O” in “O Canada” in an attempt to rattle the Jays.

Who are the Baltimore Orioles playing?

To see the Baltimore Orioles scheduled matchups, you can check out every regular season Baltimore Orioles home game on StubHub. Feel like a road trip to cheer for the Birds? Filter tickets by away games instead and plan yourself an MLB travel adventure with friends or family!

Where can I see a seat map for Oriole Park at Camden Yards?

View the seat map for Oriole Park at Camden Yards! Choose any home game to open the stadium map. Use the filters to see available tickets for all Baltimore Orioles home and away games. Game plan where you'd like to sit and buy your Baltimore Orioles tickets on StubHub.

What time can I show up for a Baltimore Orioles game?

The stadium gates at Oriole Park at Camden Yards open 1 hour before the first pitch Monday through Thursday, 90 minutes ahead of first pitch on Fridays and Sundays, and 2 hours before the first pitch for Saturday games. Parking lots open 1 hour ahead of the gate times.

Do I need a parking pass for a Baltimore Orioles game?

If you want to park near Oriole Park at Camden Yards, it would be a good idea to secure a parking pass on StubHub. Parking passes start as low as $26 and will put you within walking distance of the stadium.

What's the best place to buy Baltimore Orioles tickets?

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Where can I sell my Baltimore Orioles tickets?

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What happens if the Baltimore Orioles game is cancelled?

If the Baltimore Orioles game is cancelled, we’ll give you a StubHub credit for 120% of the amount you paid that you can use towards any live event on our site in the same currency. If you’d prefer a cash refund, just go to your StubHub Wallet and click the ‘Request cash refund’ button on the appropriate credit. We’ll process the refund to your original payment method within 30 days. Read more about our event cancellation policy.

What happens if the Baltimore Orioles game is rescheduled?

If the Baltimore Orioles game is rescheduled or postponed, your ticket will be valid for the new date. If you can no longer attend the event, you can relist your tickets and we'll waive the sell fee.