Camden Yards 3D Seat View

Oriole Park at Camden Yards seating chart with real 3D views

Oriole Park at Camden Yards, at 333 West Camden Street in downtown Baltimore, is the home of the Baltimore Orioles and the ballpark that changed baseball. When it opened in 1992 with its brick arches, steel trusses and asymmetrical outfield set against the long B&O Warehouse, it launched the "retro-classic" era that nearly every MLB park built since has followed. Today it seats 42,455 fans after its latest reconfiguration. With this interactive map you can explore every section and open a real panoramic 3D view from any seat before choosing where to sit.

Between the right-field stands and the warehouse runs Eutaw Street, the promenade where bronze baseballs mark the landing spots of home runs and the smoke from Boog's BBQ drifts over the crowd. The left-field wall was famously rebuilt in recent years — pushed back and raised, then partially brought back in — so sightlines in left field have changed; the 3D seat view above shows you exactly what each section sees today before you buy Baltimore Orioles tickets.

Frequently asked questions

How can I see the view from my seat at Camden Yards?

Click any section on the interactive Camden Yards seating map above and a real panoramic view from that section opens instantly. Drag to look around in 360°.

What is the seating capacity of Oriole Park at Camden Yards?

42,455 seats for Baltimore Orioles games after the latest reconfiguration.

Why is Camden Yards famous?

It pioneered the retro-classic downtown ballpark in 1992 — brick, steel, quirky dimensions and the B&O Warehouse backdrop — and reshaped how every stadium after it was designed.

What is Eutaw Street?

The promenade between right field and the warehouse: Boog's BBQ, team shops, and bronze baseballs embedded where homers have landed.