6-16-2025 4:34am

O's Upgrade The

Jeff Barto Editor

Premium Club

The Orioles announced plans for a premium club behind home plate, replacing the current press box with an “immersive indoor-outdoor experience” as part of a package that also includes VIP parking, a private entrance and a rotating upscale food and beverage menu. It will have the capacity for 380 people....

The Jim Henneman Press Box, named after the late Orioles official scorer and longtime Baltimore sportswriter, will be moved directly adjacent to the current press box space. It will include heating and air conditioning, operable windows, new TV monitors and a dining space. Camden Yards offers the media one of the closest views of the playing field of any press box in MLB, and the new space will be on the same level, though no longer directly behind home plate.

Introducing a new premium club offering a first-of-its-kind experience at Oriole Park. Opening in 2026, this exclusive space will feature unparalleled amenities and views, providing fans with an extraordinary ballpark experience. Sign up on the Priority List today to learn more.

Priority List Members can anticipate communication by July 1.

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Ballpark Video Renovations

The Maryland Stadium Authority approved plans for upgrades to Oriole Park at Camden Yards which include: a new center field videoboard, right field wall display, club level ribbon boards, and a unified control room.

The new center field videoboard will be two and a half times larger than the existing videoboard, making it the 12th largest videoboard among Major League Baseball stadiums. In total, there will be 1,125 feet of new ribbon board and 16,681,456 new pixels added throughout Camden Yards, all featuring 4K resolution.

The enhancements are scheduled to begin following the 2025 season and be operational for 2026.