M&T Bank Stadium is the home of the Baltimore Ravens.The stadium is near the Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the home of the Baltimore Orioles. The 69,000-capacity facility went through three names, debuting in 1998 as PSINet Stadium. After PSINet went bankrupt, it became Ravens Stadium in 2001 and two years later M & T Bank bought the naming rights. The stadium originally featured a natural grass surface however, an artificial surface, Sportexe Momentum Turf, was installed for the 2003 season. M&T Bank Stadium consists of three main tiers of seats. The lower level of seats enclose the entire field. The club level of seats circle the field except beyond the end zones, where two massive video/scoreboards are located. The upper deck extends around the entire field, but is broken into four sections, allowing fan's views of the surrounding Baltimore area. The exterior of the stadium is built in correspondence with its neighbor Oriole Park at Camden Yards. M&T Bank Stadium includes over 100 luxury suites in two levels, 8,196 club seats, the Budweiser Backyard Bash, where fans can mingle and watch the pre and post game shows on big screen TVs, and a Ravens Team Store.

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