Baltimore Orioles Parking Guide

Last verified: September 14, 2026. We checked the Baltimore Orioles, Maryland Stadium Authority, MLB Stats API, MDOT MTA, City of Baltimore, ParkWhiz, SpotHero and Vivid Seats pages listed under Sources. Prices can change by game.

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The Orioles' lots at Camden Yards: permits, hours and rules

Oriole Park at Camden Yards, 333 West Camden Street, is run by the Maryland Stadium Authority with the club. The transportation page says the lots are permit-only and encourages buying in advance; the season-ticket guide says single-game parking can be added at checkout. No Orioles or stadium authority page publishes a 2026 rate, and the Tickets.com sales page would not load.

Addresses from the transportation page: Lot A, 400 W Lee St; Lot B/C, 484 W Hamburg St; Lot D, 1101 Russell St; Lot F, S Martin Luther King Jr Blvd; Lot G, 250 W Ostend St; Lot H, 1101 S Howard St. Lots K, L and N on Hamburg and West Streets are not available every game.

• Day-of sales: parking "may be available on a day-of-game basis" in Lots F, G and H only.
• Season passes: full and half season members can add a B/C pass, partial plan members an FGH pass; prices are not published. Postseason packages were sold out on September 14.
• Opening times: lots open one hour before gates for all regular season games. Gates open 60 minutes before first pitch Monday to Thursday and 90 minutes Friday to Sunday. On Monday to Thursday night games with batting-practice early access, the A-to-Z guide says the lots open three hours before first pitch.
• Cashless, no tailgating: cash is not accepted at the lots and tailgating is not permitted.
• In-and-out: not published; see the September 20 exception below.
• Leaving: the city turns traffic outbound at the start of the 7th inning.

Remaining 2026 home games at Oriole Park

The MLB Stats API lists six home games left, all Eastern Time. The regular season ends September 27 at the Yankees. Postseason home dates are not set; the postseason page says presale Wave #1 comes in mid-to-late September.

September 20: Ravens and Orioles on the same day

The Ravens play at M&T Bank Stadium, next door, that Sunday. The Orioles' September 20 notice says the lots open at 5:30 p.m. with no entry from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., fans with passes for both games may leave their vehicles in the lot, and Ravens postgame tailgating in the lots is not permitted.

2027 home opener

The 2027 schedule feed shows the first home game on March 29, 2027 against the Toronto Blue Jays, time to be announced.

Downtown garages: the ParkWhiz and SpotHero snapshot

The Orioles' A-to-Z guide says over 30,000 spaces sit off site but names no garage and publishes no rate. The city's stadium-weekend advice is to use commercial garages and surface lots north of the complex.

ParkWhiz, September 18 vs the Brewers. 45 listings, from $9 at the Charles Plaza Lot, 0.7 mi, to $80 at the Hanover Cross Street Garage, 0.5 mi. Closest: Hilton Baltimore Garage, 213 S. Paca St, 0.1 mi, $36; Marriott Inner Harbor Garage, 405 W. Lombard St, 0.2 mi, $40; West Pratt Street Parking Lot, 300 W. Pratt St, 0.3 mi, $27.

SpotHero. Its Camden Yards page showed the September 18 game with a $50 to $200 range, which may not be specific to the game, and destination-page "starting at" prices: Marriott Garage, 117 S Eutaw St, 0.2 mi, $26.50; Hampton Inn Camden Yards Valet, 550 Washington Blvd, 0.3 mi, $26.50; Redwood Garage, 11 S Eutaw St, 0.3 mi, $22.26. The two apps disagree on the floor, $9 against $50.

Rideshare and drop-off at Oriole Park

• The transportation page says there are no rideshare zones on the streets immediately around the park; the closest is on Pratt St near the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor.
• The same page lists three drop-off points: the east side of the Warehouse at the breezeway next to Gate A, Home Plate Plaza on the Russell Street service drive next to Gate D, and the north end of the service drive next to Gate F. Whether rideshare cars may use them is not stated.

Light rail, MARC and Metro to Camden Yards

Light rail. MDOT MTA's game-day alert, written for M&T Bank Stadium in the same complex, names Stadium/Fed Hill, Camden Station and Convention Center as the closest Light RailLink stops. The Orioles' pages name no stop. MTA's schedule says to enter Camden Station from Lee or Conway Streets.

Fares. A single trip is $2.00. A day pass is $4.60, valid until 3:00 a.m. the following day. Pay in the CharmPass app; a fare bought during an inspection is $7.00.

MARC. The Camden Line runs Monday through Friday only, with no midday or weekend service, so it cannot serve the Saturday or Sunday games.

Metro SubwayLink. The MTA alert puts the closest Metro station at Charles Center and lists free parking at the Owings Mills, Old Court, Milford Mill and Reisterstown Plaza stations.

Accessible parking in Lots A and B

The disability access guide puts accessible parking in Lots A and B and requires a state-issued handicapped license plate or hangtag. No price is published.

Warner Street closure and which I-95 exit to take

The transportation page carries an undated Warner Street Redevelopment notice: Warner Street is closed to all vehicle traffic between the railroad tracks and Ostend Street, pre-game traffic is northbound only and post-game southbound only, and the work may affect Lots F, G, H, K, L, N and O. The same page says to use Exit 53, not Exit 52, from I-95 or the BW Parkway (295).

What this guide doesn't recommend

• Residential permit zones. The city counts any activity at M&T Bank Stadium or Camden Yards as a Stadium Event, issues no single-day permits on those days, and tows from RPP zones. The Orioles and the stadium authority say the same.
• Exit 52. The team says not to take it from I-95 or 295. Use Exit 53.
• Arriving at the team lots without a permit. Day-of sales are "may be available", only in Lots F, G and H, and cash is not accepted.