Tickets Are Still Available For The Texans Game

[jwmann2]

Going to try and catch the Ravens when they come to Cincinnati this year. I have only seen the once, in 2009. One of the more fun teams to watch live in the NFL, mark my words, I have seen 14 teams in person.

[beach08]

There are buses for $20 round trip from white marsh park & ride or Carney park & ride...Take a look at RavensRide.com or huntvalley motor coach offers services out of several location including white marsh, carney, essex, westminister,owings mills....

From Ravens website: the regular season Park and Ride service to Ravens games Hunt Valley Motor Coach, Golden Ring Travel, Bill Rohrbaugh’s Charter Service, Woodlawn Motor Coach, Huber’s Charter Bus Service, and AS Midway.

[1/28/01]

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There are buses for $20 round trip from white marsh park & ride or Carney park & ride...Take a look at RavensRide.com or huntvalley motor coach offers services out of several location including white marsh, carney, essex, westminister,owings mills....

From Ravens website: the regular season Park and Ride service to Ravens games Hunt Valley Motor Coach, Golden Ring Travel, Bill Rohrbaugh’s Charter Service, Woodlawn Motor Coach, Huber’s Charter Bus Service, and AS Midway.
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A couple of those you mentioned are full, as expected this late, but I'll look into the others. Thanks!

[beach08]

Not sure if they still but Looney's Pub use to offer a bus to home games last year...you could check them

[chesapeakeaviator]

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HOW! We got 2 tickets for like 220, for the bengals game, but in the upper section of the stadium.

Not that i'm complaining, this is going to be my first Ravens game so I am looking forward to it [img]http://content.boards.baltimoreravens.com//public/style_emoticons/default/smile.png[/img]
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Enjoy the game!

Also, StubHub is an art. What you do is you target the game you want to go to (early), and then start looking every few hours. You'll get good seats much cheaper than other people are selling them at some point. Some people just need to unload theirs for various reasons and are just looking to recoup some of their loss, not all. If you don't check frequently, you'll never see them--that's the trick. Something going for substantially less than the other tickets in the section sells sometimes within minutes (or hours). My old man and I go to most of the games this way--we often get end zone corner (which are great) for 100 a pop or so. You start to get the hang of it after a while. I think StubHub is much better than TicketMaster.


Also, check out the Holiday Inn Inner Harbor if you need a place to stay. Really cheap (for the Inner Harbor), a super short walk, and the rooms are nothing to complain about. They book up fast. We live like three and a half hours away on the Eastern Shore, so driving back after night games (or even 4:15 games) is no bargain.

[EricV703]

[quote name='chesapeakeaviator' timestamp='1318781111' post='823969']

Enjoy the game!

Also, StubHub is an art. What you do is you target the game you want to go to (early), and then start looking every few hours. You'll get good seats much cheaper than other people are selling them at some point. Some people just need to unload theirs for various reasons and are just looking to recoup some of their loss, not all. If you don't check frequently, you'll never see them--that's the trick. Something going for substantially less than the other tickets in the section sells sometimes within minutes (or hours). My old man and I go to most of the games this way--we often get end zone corner (which are great) for 100 a pop or so. You start to get the hang of it after a while. I think StubHub is much better than TicketMaster.


Also, check out the Holiday Inn Inner Harbor if you need a place to stay. Really cheap (for the Inner Harbor), a super short walk, and the rooms are nothing to complain about. They book up fast. We live like three and a half hours away on the Eastern Shore, so driving back after night games (or even 4:15 games) is no bargain.
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Wow thanks for the tip! I had no idea stubhub worked like that. 100 for corner endzone is great, Thankfully I live only about 1 hour or so away from the stadium so no need to spend extra for a room.

How about parking, how much is it at M&T bank?

[Moderator 2]

If you go to [url="http://ravensclosestparking.com/"]Closest Parking[/url] lots its 40 to 45 depending on the lot.

[H8R]

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If you go to [url="http://ravensclosestparking.com/"]Closest Parking[/url] lots its 40 to 45 depending on the lot.
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YUP, I paid 40 for Lot O. It's my Favorite Lot. Is dis take a crazy amount of time to get out yesterday and I waited nearly an hour after the game to try and leave.

[Moderator 2]

J lot is a Central Parking lot embroiled in the whole casino thing, it has a lot of Buses and is run by [url="http://www.parking.com/Stadiums.htm"]Central Parking[/url]

[K-Dog]

FYI
Closest parking is NOT nessicarrily the CLOSEST parking. That is the name of the company who manages the lots.

So just to sum it up,
Just because it says Closest parking doesnt mean its the closest parking it simply means its managed by Closest parking. There actually could be closer parking than Closest Parking. But depending on things, Closest Parking might well be the closest parking, but then again Closest, might not be closest.

Try not to get confused.

[H8R]

Always Closest Parking by name but not always Closest Parking by DISTANCE. El Oh ELZ

[chesapeakeaviator]

As for parking, you can find some of the garages on Eutaw or Paca (just north of Pratt) charge as little as $11. It's, what, maybe a five or six block walk from there to the stadium? You obviously can't tailgate there, but if you want to do Ravenswalk or go to one of the bars beforehand, you can't argue with that.