Baltimore Ravens Stadium History: Every Home Since 1996

The Ravens have had just two home stadiums since their first season in 1996: Memorial Stadium, the old home of the Baltimore Colts, for two seasons, and M&T Bank Stadium next to Camden Yards since 1998.

Here is every home in order, with the years the Ravens played there, what made each one matter and what stands on the site today. Each stadium with a ThrillZing guide links to it.

2home stadiums
1home city
1996first season
M&T Bank Stadium
Current home

M&T Bank Stadium

Baltimore, MD · since 1998 · 70,745 seats

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Every Ravens Stadium, 1996 to Today

  1. Baltimore
  2. Memorial Stadium
    1996–1997

    Memorial Stadium

    Baltimore, MD

    Home for the Ravens' first two seasons, in the stadium the Baltimore Colts had used. On December 14, 1997, the Ravens beat the Tennessee Oilers 21–19 in its final pro sports event.

    Today: Demolished in 2001–02; the site was redeveloped with a YMCA and senior housing

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  3. M&T Bank Stadium
    1998–presentCurrent home

    M&T Bank Stadium

    Baltimore, MD · 70,745 seats

    Opened in 1998 next to Oriole Park at Camden Yards, first as Ravens Stadium at Camden Yards and then PSINet Stadium. The Ravens won Super Bowls XXXV and XLVII while playing here.

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Ravens Stadium FAQ

Where did the Ravens play before M&T Bank Stadium?

At Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, in 1996 and 1997, while their new stadium was built next to Camden Yards. The Ravens played the stadium’s final pro sports event there on December 14, 1997, a 21–19 win over the Tennessee Oilers.

How many stadiums have the Ravens had?

Two: Memorial Stadium and M&T Bank Stadium. The current stadium has had several names: Ravens Stadium at Camden Yards, PSINet Stadium, Ravens Stadium and, since 2003, M&T Bank Stadium.

Are the Ravens the old Cleveland Browns?

Not in the NFL’s record books. When Art Modell moved his team from Cleveland after the 1995 season, a settlement let him start the Ravens as a new franchise in 1996 and keep his players and staff, while the Browns’ name, colors and history stayed in Cleveland. The Browns returned as an active team in 1999.

Is Memorial Stadium still standing?

No. Memorial Stadium was demolished over about 10 months starting in April 2001, and much of its concrete went into an artificial reef in the Chesapeake Bay. The site was redeveloped with a YMCA and senior apartments.

Where do the Ravens play now?

At M&T Bank Stadium, next to Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore. It opened in 1998 and seats 70,745. The Ravens won both of their Super Bowl titles, after the 2000 and 2012 seasons, as tenants here.