Oriole Park at Camden Yards, home to the American League East Baltimore Orioles, is located at 333 West Camden Street, Baltimore, MD 21201. Oriole Park is a baseball-only facility, and was officially opened on April 6, 1992. The park was completed in approximately 33 months at a cost around $110 million and is located only two blocks from the birthplace of the legendary George Herman "Babe" Ruth. The Oriole Park at Camden Yards allows for a total capacity of nearly 49,000 fans to purchase tickets to see their favorite team race for a pennant. Club Box suites, located down both the left and right field lines, can be purchased for a night with tickets at a reasonable price. Lower reserved tickets can be bought for a more frugal fan, and seats in center field just in front of the scoreboard are even less.
The Orioles also offer standing room only tickets on either side of the outfield bleachers for a bargain price with every Tuesday, putting on a special discount for all Upper Reserved, LF Upper Box & LF Upper Reserved seats where the charge is the exact same as the cheaper seats. Oriole Park at Camden Yards might best be known for its vicinity to the former B&O Warehouse located behind the right field scoreboard. Only one person is known to have hit it, Ken Griffey Jr. in the 1993 Home Run Derby.
