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Camden Yards Sports Complex is home to Oriole Park, where the Baltimore Orioles play. This piece focuses on the betting opportunities at Oriole Park.

Dan Bradley By: Dan Bradley
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As you may have guessed from the name, Oriole Park at Camden Yards is the home of Major League Baseball’s Baltimore Orioles. The ballpark opened in 1992 and is one of two sports arenas in the Camden Yards Sports Complex along with M&T Bank Stadium (home to the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens).

Here, we’ve laid out a list of the betting opportunities at Oriole Park, as well as the entertainment and dining options in the complex.

Oriole Park is typically shortened in name to “Camden Yards,” but to avoid confusion with the complex as a whole, we’ve simplified the terminology to specifically refer to the baseball venue.

About Oriole Park in Maryland

Oriole Park at Camden Yards opened in 1992 to replace the Baltimore Orioles’ previous home venue, Memorial Stadium. The ballpark has been largely funded by Maryland taxpayers, with $1.3 billion in construction costs so far offset by taxpayer dollars; the Orioles asked for another $600 million to continue stadium renovation efforts.

The biggest motivation for investment into building Oriole Park was the fear of losing the baseball team after the Baltimore Colts departed for Indianapolis in 1984. Construction plans began almost immediately, though it took until 1989 before workers broke ground on construction.

Oriole Park has a capacity of 49,828, though standing-room-only areas could push the number over 50,000. Since opening, it has hosted the third-most fans of any MLB stadium, trailing Yankee Stadium in New York and Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.

Aside from MLB games, Oriole Park has hosted many concerts. It was also the site of a Papal Mass in 1995 when Pope John Paul II visited Baltimore.

Can you bet on sports at Oriole Park in MD?

Yes, you can bet on sports at Oriole Park in MD. Due to the partnership with SuperBook Sportsbook (more on that below), visitors to Oriole Park will be able to visit the SuperBook Lounge and engage in MD sports betting before, during, and after home games.

Oriole Park and SuperBook Sportsbook partnership

The Orioles signed a deal in August 2022 making SuperBook Sportsbook MD an official gambling partner. SuperBook actually closed in Maryland in July 2024, but agreed to offer retail sports betting at Oriole Park at least for the upcoming season.

Does Oriole Park have other types of gambling?

No, Oriole Park does not have other types of gambling. Given MLB’s complicated history with sports betting, it is somewhat surprising the league approved the construction of a sports betting facility inside the ballpark.

If you’re looking for table games, slot machines, or poker rooms, you’ll need to go to one of Maryland’s retail casinos. Online casino gambling is prohibited under state law.

Entertainment and dining options at Oriole Park

Below is a list of the food and beverage options available at Oriole Park, listed alphabetically.

  • ‘47 Brand Store
  • 1729 Pizzeria
  • Air Stream Bar
  • At Home Bar
  • All-Star Café
  • Ballpark Sausage
  • Ballpark Snack Vendors (Beer, Hot Dogs, Burgers, Popcorn, etc.)
  • Baseline Burger
  • Birdland Fresh
  • Birdland’s Best Bar
  • Boardwalk Fries
  • Boog’s BBQ
  • Boog’s General Store
  • Camden Franks
  • Charm City Chicken Shack
  • Charm City Diner
  • Club Grille
  • Grab and Go Stands
  • Harris Creek w/ Lobster Hut
  • Ice Cream
  • O’s Pretzel
  • O’What a Dog
  • Stuggy’s Gourmet Hot Dogs
  • Vida Taco Bar

Contact & opening hours

Address: 333 W Camden St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Opening hours: For baseball games, the ballpark opens one hour before first pitch Monday through Thursday, 90 minutes before first pitch on Fridays, and two hours before first pitch on Saturdays and Sundays.
Website: https://www.mlb.com/orioles/ballpark
E-mail address: No email address listed
Phone number: (410) 685-9800

Author Details

Dan Bradley

Dan Bradley

Dan Bradley is a researcher and betting expert at MD Betting. He has spent more than 10 seasons as a hockey broadcaster for junior teams in Illinois, Minnesota, and Ohio, and can often be found at the rink when not writing or cohosting his NHL podcast called Pod Snipe Celly.