MTA Options To Get To the Ravens Game

The Baltimore Ravens' first game is at 7 p.m. tonight, and there's public transportation available to get you there.

The Maryland Transit Administration has Light Rail, Metro Subway or Local Bus services to get you downtown.

There will be crowds downtown tonight, and public transportation might be your best bet to get there.

There's the Ravens game against the Cincinnati Bengals as well as a Salute to Maryland’s
Olympians and Paralympians set for the Inner Harbor at 4 p.m.

Try getting through that at rush hour!

Here are the options MTA offers, according to an MTA news release:

LIGHT RAIL – Take Light Rail from 32 different stops to the Hamburg Street stop,
located next to M&T Bank Stadium. Light Rail operates every 9–20 minutes depending on the time of
day and your final destination.

METRO SUBWAY – Ride the Metro Subway to Lexington Market or Charles Center Station and walk
to M&T Bank Stadium.

LOCAL BUS – Fans can ride any of these Buses which stop near M&T Bank Stadium: Nos. 1, 3, 7, 11,
19, 27, 35 and 64.

The fare for all local MTA services is $1.60 one-way, $3.20 round trip, $3.50 Day Pass. On football
game days, if the game runs past normal operating times, Light Rail and Metro Subway will remain
open for one hour past the end of the game.

For more information on MTA service, visit the MTA website at www.mta.maryland.gov.

Customers can also call the MTA Transit Information Contact Center Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. at 410-539-5000 (TTY 410-539-3497).