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Oriole Park at Camden Yards is Baltimore’s iconic Major League Baseball stadium, known for debuting the retro-classic ballpark trend when it opened April 6, 1992.
Camden Yards was one of the first MLB stadiums to bring food from local Baltimore restaurants into the ballpark.
2,000,000+
Crab-themed snacks consumed per season
Ken Griffey Jr. is the only player to hit the massive B&O Warehouse, doing it in the 1993 Home Run Derby.
The stadium can seat 45k+, and the busiest days are Opening Day and Yankees/Red Sox series, when the park is packed to full capacity.
Baseball’s greatest slugger began here
Babe Ruth
The Orioles’ official team mascot is
The Oriole Bird
Learn More About the Baltimore Orioles Stadium
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2026 $800 Million Renovation
How Camden Yards blends modern upgrades with timeless charm.
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Stadium Tour & Review
Discover why Oriole Park is one of baseball’s most iconic venues.
