Baltimore Ravens Suites

M&T Bank Stadium, 1101 Russell St, Baltimore, MD

The Ravens had a strong 2024 season, powered by a dynamic offense and a tough defense. Quarterback Lamar Jackson stayed healthy and played at an MVP-caliber level, guiding Baltimore to a playoff berth in a very competitive AFC North. Head Coach John Harbaugh kept the team focused and resilient, even through some mid-season injuries. In the 2025 offseason, Baltimore concentrated on retaining key players and adding depth – including a young receiver in the draft – to keep their championship window open. The Ravens enter 2025 with confidence, aiming to make an even deeper postseason run.

M&T Bank Stadium couples its famously energetic atmosphere with upgraded premium amenities. The Club Level at the stadium was recently renovated, featuring massive high-definition screens in the lounges, improved sound systems, and a sleek Ravens-themed design. Fans in the club seats can relax in climate-controlled lounges with upscale concessions and never miss a play. Baltimore also modernized its luxury suites and introduced new social spaces on the concourses for a more enjoyable game day. These hospitality enhancements – from refreshed club lounges to improved concessions – ensure Ravens fans can cheer in comfort while still soaking in the excitement on the field.

One thing is for sure - expect the Ravens and reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson to have chips on their collective shoulders going into 2024. The defense played at a championship level against Kansas City in the AFC title game, but Baltimore came up a bit short of the Super Bowl. Ravens stalwarts Mark Andrews, Nelson Agholor, Roquan Smith, and Justin Tucker cover all phases of the game. Kyle Van Noy comes over from Buffalo to beef up the linebacker group, and Derrick Henry was a huge acquisition on offense. Zay Flowers, last year's first-round draft pick, is expected to lead the wide receiver room too this year.

M&T Bank Stadium is in the middle of a three-year, $340 million improvement plan that will start to pay dividends in 2024. This season, the Gatehouse and rooftop bar will open for all ticketed fans as new pregame social spaces. The Blackwing, the most premium space in the stadium, will open in 2024 with 10 new suites that are all connected to a private club. West end zone clubs and suites will be ready in 2025. Traditional suites are located on the third and fourth levels of the stadium and hold 20 to 24 fans. For larger groups, opt for a Party Suite that includes 30 tickets and six parking passes.

Behind Lamar Jackson's new $260 million contract, the Ravens are full steam ahead into 2023. Jackson has added playmakers this season, including veteran Odell Beckham Jr. and rookie Zay Flowers. Both pass catchers make Baltimore's receiving core the best it's been with Lamar at the helm. Tight end Mark Andrews also has great chemistry with Jackson and is a lethal option over the middle. Helped by a top-three rushing defense, the Ravens look prepared to make the postseason for the fifth time in six years.

M&T Bank Stadium's Caesars Sportsbook Club Level has plenty to offer fans. Throughout climate-controlled concourses and lounges, Baltimore has top shelf food and beverage, luxury and oversized seats, private escalators, dedicated concierge service, and exclusive access. If Suite ownership is more up your alley, the Ravens have that too! Suite benefits at M&T Bank Stadium include year-round suite access, premium catering, merchandise discounts, and exclusive Ravens experiences. Owners are also afforded the opportunity to reserve their Suite for concerts, college football, and other events.