SPORTS
By Eduardo A. Encina and The Baltimore Sun | December 6, 2012
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Orioles informed their season ticket holders Thursday by email that they will not be raising plan prices in 2013. An Orioles official confirmed the correspondence was sent, telling holders of 81-game, 29-game and 13-game plans that their prices would remain the same, marking the fifth straight season that prices won't rise. Season ticket prices range from as low as $9 to $48 a game. Individual game ticket prices haven't been announced and usually are not until January.
SPORTS
By Jeff Zrebiec and The Baltimore Sun | February 19, 2013
Fresh off their second Super Bowl title, the Ravens will raise ticket prices at M&T Bank Stadium for the 2013-14 season, their first increase in four years and their sixth since their downtown stadium opened in 1998. When season ticket holders get their renewal letters this week, they'll see an average increase of 10 percent per ticket in the seating bowl area, according to Kevin Byrne, the Ravens senior vice president for public and community relations. That does not include club or suite level seats, which will likely see a smaller increase from last season.
SPORTS
July 20, 1992
The new National Professional Soccer League franchise in Baltimore has set single-game and season-ticket prices for the 1992-93 season.The franchise will play 20 home games at the Baltimore Arena, beginning Nov. 7.The franchise begins operations today in offices on the third floor of the Arena. Information may be obtained by calling (410) 625-2320.There will be five ticket prices: $13 for seats in selected sections of the lower and middle concourses; $12 for all remaining lower and middle concourse seats; $10 for seats on the stage and behind the goal; $8 for upper concourse seats facing the field; and $4 for obstructed-view seats in the upper concourse.
SPORTS
By Jamison Hensley | February 3, 2010
The Ravens aren't raising ticket prices for the 2010 season, a team official said Tuesday. The team traditionally increases ticket prices every other season. Last year, seats at M&T Bank Stadium went up anywhere from $5 to $15. The Ravens went 9-7 in the regular season, earning a wild-card playoff berth. They beat the New England Patriots in the wild-card game, then lost to the Indianapolis Colts.
SPORTS
By JOHN EISENBERG | September 12, 1992
So, you figured maybe the Orioles would not raise ticket prices this once. You figured maybe, after experiencing the real-life fantasy of having taxpayers build them a ballpark and fill it beyond anyone's wildest expectations, the Orioles would have the humility it takes to say thanks in the most meaningful way of all: in the wallet.Well, you were wrong.The Orioles announced a rise in prices for the 1993 season yesterday. They might object to it being characterized as a rise, considering that they also lowered the prices of some seats about which fans had complained.
SPORTS
By Phil Jackman | November 7, 1990
CONSIDERING the O's share of what baseball owes for its collusionary behavior (about $11 million), think Eli "Cut Rate" Jacobs is having any second thoughts about not jacking up ticket prices?* "Denny the Detonator," the name given to the Blast's mascot, ranks right up there with the worst in American sports.* Talk about bad moves, Anatoly Karpov's end moves of Qg2, Rxa1, Nf4 in his latest draw with Garry Kasparov are easily as bad as Joe Tipton for Nellie Fox.* You have to wonder what kind of computer Jeff Sagarin is using in his college football ratings for USA Today when top-ranked Notre Dame, supposedly playing the toughest schedule in the land, ends up No. 17 this week.