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Orioles Baseball Basics

• Year Established: 1901

• Mascot: The Oriole Bird

• Current Division: American League East

• Last Playoff Appearance: 2023 American League Divisional Series

• Last Division Title: 2023

• Last League Pennant: 1983 vs. Chicago White Sox

• Last World Series Championship: 1983 vs. Philadelphia Phillies

The Baltimore Orioles Schedule

The Baltimore Orioles navigate a demanding schedule each season. They face each team in their division 13 times, spread across four series, totaling 52 games. Additionally, they have 64 showdowns with clubs in the AL Central and AL West and have 46 encounters with National League opponents. This diverse docket offers the Orioles a broad range of competition, but some encounters always stand out:

AL East Divisional Competitors

• Boston Red Sox

• New York Yankees

• Tampa Bay Rays

• Toronto Blue Jays

Top American League Competitors

• Houston Astros 

• Chicago White Sox

• Cleveland Guardians 

• Seattle Mariners

Top Interleague Competitors

• Washington Nationals

• Atlanta Braves

• Los Angeles Dodgers

• San Francisco Giants 

Oriole Park at Camden Yards

For more than 30 years, the Orioles have played at Camden Yards, where up to 44,970 fans gather to enjoy America's National Pastime. The name stemmed from the history of the land, which was once used as a rail yard for the B&O Railroad’s Camden Station. Oriole Park is renowned for its retro design, reminiscent of parks of the past that have set the standard for new baseball stadiums.

Notable Sections

• Baltimore Orioles Dugout: Sections 22, 24, 26

• Away Team Dugout: Sections 48, 50, 52

• Behind Home Plate: Sections 36 and 38

• Family Friendly: Sections 9, 11, 13, and 15

• Partying/Socializing: Sections 27, 29, 31, 33

• Best on a Budget: Bleachers Sections (90, 92, 94, 96, and 98)

Parking

The closest parking lots to Camden Yards include:

• Lot A: Directly south of the park (~850 spaces)

• Lot B: Across the street on the south side (~950 spaces)

• Lot B/C: Adjacent to Lot B (~550 spaces)

Searching for vacancies around the sports facility can be a struggle, so plan to arrive early. Reserving a parking pass when you buy your Orioles baseball tickets can help ensure a smooth arrival. You won’t have to lot-hop, so you can get into the park and explore the venue or get settled in your seats sooner.

Alternative Transportation

Oriole Park at Camden Yards is well-served by public transportation. The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) operates light rail and bus services with stops near the ballpark. Additionally, the MARC Train provides convenient access for ticket-holders traveling in from throughout the region.

Memorable Baltimore Orioles Moments

When you buy Baltimore Orioles tickets, you never know what might happen! Any play could be the next newsworthy event, like these unforgettable events that went down in O’s history as some of the best feats this franchise has ever seen:

• First World Series Win (10/9/1966): The Orioles overcame the Dodgers in a 4–0 sweep to win the coveted championship title. Baltimore’s pitching staff completely shut down the competition, allowing Los Angeles only two runs in the entire series.

• Robinson’s Final Run (04/19/1977): In the bottom of the 10th against Cleveland, Brooks Robinson was pulled in as a pinch hitter, with Baltimore down by two. As always, Mr. Hoover delivered—smashing a three-run homer to give the Orioles the win!

• Dependability and Dedication (09/06/1995): In a 4–2 win over the Angels, Cal Ripken Jr. broke Lou Gehrig’s long-standing record for consecutive games played. Ripken’s 2,131st consecutive appearance showed exactly why he was known as the “Iron Man.” 

• Cal’s Curtain Call (10/06/2001): With a subtle tip of his cap, Cal Ripken Jr. acknowledged the standing ovation he received at Camden Yards before the final at-bat of his career. It was the end of an era for him and for the only franchise he'd ever played with.

• Division Series Dream (10/03/2014): Delmon Young's eighth-inning double in Game 2 of the 2014 AL Division Series against the Tigers turned the tide for the O’s and got them one step closer to the American League Championship Series.

• Outstanding Opener (3/30/2023): Baltimore started the season with a 10–9 victory over the Red Sox at Fenway Park, and Adley Rutschman was the first catcher to go 5 for 5 on opening day and the first player to do so since 1937.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Orioles’ biggest rivals?

Although they are in the National League, the Washington Nationals are the Orioles’ biggest rivals. It’s a “Beltway Battle” that pits neighboring cities against each other. These series always draw a crowd!

Where do the Baltimore Orioles play their home games?

Oriole Park at Camden Yards is Baltimore’s beloved ballpark. Its seamless integration into the Charm City skyline is visually stunning! Up to 45,971 fans flock here for O’s baseball at least 81 times each season.

What are the best seats at Oriole Park?

At Oriole Park, sections 36 and 38 are behind home plate, and sections 22, 24, and 26 are popular for their proximity to the Orioles dugout. Families love sections 9, 11, 13, and 15 near the Kids Corner area.

What are the cheapest seats at Oriole Park?

If you’re looking to buy Orioles baseball tickets on a budget, consider the bleachers in sections 90, 92, 94, 96, and 98, but keep in mind they don’t have chair backs. Section 86, near the bullpens, is also popular.

What time do the gates open at Oriole Park?

The gates at Oriole Park typically open 60 minutes before the scheduled first pitch. If you’re driving to the game, plan to arrive at least 2 hours before the game to allow ample time for parking.

Is cash accepted at Oriole Park?

Oriole Park at Camden Yards is a cashless complex, including the parking lots. When attending a game, be sure you have a credit or debit card on hand, or use the O’s Pay app to make purchases.

Do the Baltimore Orioles play teams in the National League?

Currently, the Baltimore Orioles play 46 regular season games against teams in the National League. Marquee matchups with NL contenders are especially popular amongst ticket buyers.

Where can I get Baltimore Orioles tickets?

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