Phase 2 of Baltimore Ravens stadium renovation plan nearly complete

By Kaicey Baylor
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BALTIMORE, Maryland (WJZ) — As football season kicks off, phase two of the Baltimore Ravens’ three-year renovation at M&T Bank Stadium is nearly complete.
The $450 million project is aimed at enhancing the game day experience for fans.
From expanded food options to high-tech displays, the improvements will be noticeable during every home game.
Upgraded entertainment spaces
Construction outside the stadium is wrapping up on a new retail and hospitality village that will be open year-round.
Inside the stadium, fans will see large new video displays, including one that spans 216 feet.
A walk-through drink market with self-serve food and beverage coolers has been added behind Gate A. The goal is to reduce wait times.
The Ravens have also introduced three new club memberships: The Trust, The Raven and Champions Club. Each offers a different lounge experience.
The Champions Club was inspired by the Ravens’ Super Bowl XLVII victory, according to Brad Downs, Senior Vice President of Marketing for the Baltimore Ravens.
The club areas are multi-purpose and can be used for non-game day events.
The Legends Suites lead straight to the field.
“These suites are supported by seats on the outside. So, you have 16 seats per suite. 12 of those are heated,” said Rich Tamayo, Senior Vice President of Stadium Operations and Guest Experience.
Throughout the new spaces, the Ravens paid tribute to their former players and the infamous poem by Edgar Allen Poe.
Outside, the Flock Shop, filled with Ravens gear, is almost finished. You’ll also find a Tailgate and Concert venue, which, when completed, will include a stage and indoor sports bar.
“Bringing some of that great Ravens traditional tailgate right onto the premises with the plaza. It’s also delivering on what fans told us they wanted,” said Baltimore Ravens President Sashi Brown.
The full renovation project is expected to be completed in 2026.
Menu upgrades
The team partnered with Hospitality Evermore to refresh the stadium’s Flock Friendly Fare menu. The updated menu includes 11 items priced under $5, including a BBQ sandwich, nachos, pretzels and hot dogs.
“It’s been in existence since 2018, I believe,” said Jessica Gomes, vice president of hospitality strategy at Hospitality Evermore. “That’s something that we’re just developing on. Honestly, if you look at the stadiums and the surrounding environments, we want to make sure that our fans can come in and enjoy themselves but also feel like they’re able to get a good price.”
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