If you've driven I-95 toward downtown Baltimore on a Ravens Sunday, you already know how this unfolds. The Russell Street exit backs up two miles before the ramp, the stadium lots are full before you get there — because they were full before the season even started — and 70,000 fans are converging on a 1.6-million-square-foot building from every direction at once. The question a group organizer is really answering isn't "where do we park?"
It's "how many problems do we want to create before we even sit down?"
A Baltimore charter bus or party bus eliminates most of them in one booking. Your group loads at your hotel or starting point, arrives together, gets dropped curbside near the gates, and has a pickup plan in place before the final whistle — while everyone else is navigating post-game Russell Street on their own. Below is every logistical detail that matters for a group heading to M&T Bank Stadium: where the bus drops, what the permit-only lot system means for your group, how the official Park & Ride consortium works, what road closures look like for a sold-out concert versus a Sunday regular-season game, and everything in between.
This guide is built on the stadium's published rules and official Baltimore City traffic plans. For a broader look at Baltimore group transportation to live events, the Baltimore sporting event party bus rental page is a good starting point.
Why Rent a Charter Bus or Party Bus to M&T Bank Stadium?
The parking situation at M&T Bank Stadium settles the question for most groups. For Ravens home games, stadium lots are sold in advance by permit only — season ticket holders lock up these spaces before the schedule is published, and SP+ Parking (the lot operator) doesn't sell walk-up passes at the gate. Fans without permits are directed to ParkMobile, SpotHero, or downtown Baltimore garages, which means adding a garage fee on top of a several-block walk to the stadium and the same post-game crawl back through streets everyone else is exiting.
That walk is also what makes post-game rideshare surge pricing so punishing after a January playoff game — the zone around the stadium goes from quiet neighborhood to 70,000 people looking for rides in about 20 minutes.
One Baltimore party bus or charter bus rental collapses that whole scramble. The group loads at one address, arrives together, and the approach is handled for you — adjusted around whatever event-specific traffic plan Baltimore City Police run for that particular game or concert. No one has to sit out the night behind the wheel.
No one pays a surprise surge fare. No one ends the night circling downtown parking garages at midnight. Comparing party bus, minibus, and charter bus options for M&T Bank Stadium is the most efficient move a group organizer can make, and it takes about 30 seconds through the quote form or a quick call to 410-844-4136.
Charter Bus and Party Bus Drop-Off at M&T Bank Stadium
Russell Street runs directly along the stadium's west side — it's the main arterial for the entire Camden Yards complex on event days — and curbside drop-off for groups uses the Russell Street corridor to put everyone close to the west-side gates. The ADA-designated drop-off is specifically on the northbound Russell Street Service Drive, on the west side of M&T Bank Stadium between Gates A and D; guests inform the SP+ parking attendant at the service drive entrance that they want the disability drop-off, and the same location handles pickup after the game. Gates A through F ring the stadium, with Gate B (East side) sitting directly at the Hamburg Street Light Rail station — useful reference for groups using transit to reach a different party inside.
For stadium concerts, Baltimore City publishes a dedicated traffic advisory for each major event. For the BTS "Arirang" World Tour concerts on August 10–11, 2026, the official Baltimore City traffic advisory designates Lot O as the parent and guest drop-off and pick-up location. That same advisory directs I-95 North travelers to use Exit 53 toward I-395 — not Exit 52 (Russell Street) — because the northbound Russell Street Service Drive closes between West and Hamburg Streets from 3:00 PM through 1:00 AM on concert days.
The Hamburg Street Bridge and Ostend Street Bridge also see temporary closures during entry, and cross-street patterns on Warner, Alluvion, Worcester, and Bayard Streets shift for event exit traffic. For standard Ravens game days, Exit 52 to Russell Street works for western lot access; the traffic plan changes by event, and the Ravens publish event-specific guidance before each major date.
Because oversized vehicle parking requires an advance arrangement and the approach route shifts by event, always review the official Ravens directions and parking page before your game or concert date to confirm current drop-off instructions. A preseason game looks nothing like an August concert that shuts Russell Street for 10 hours.
Stadium parking lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff — and all parking is permit-only for Ravens games. There's no buying a spot at the gate. A charter bus or party bus rental eliminates the lot question entirely for your group and puts everyone at the curbside instead of in a downtown garage three blocks away.
The Official Park & Ride: Ravens Ride
The Ravens' official Park & Ride service — Ravens Ride, operated by a consortium of Academy Bus, Woodlawn Motor Coach, Huber's Charter Bus Service, and AS Midway — runs from five suburban locations to M&T Bank Stadium for every Ravens home game. The five pickup points are White Marsh, Carney, Southwest, Westminster, and Owings Mills. Season passes cover 10 games (2 preseason, 8 regular season) at $300 for White Marsh, Carney, and Southwest, and $350 for Westminster and Owings Mills.
Single-game tickets run approximately $30–$35 per person, with buses departing 3.5 hours before kickoff and making their final return run no later than 30 minutes after the game. Walk-up tickets are accepted at Carney, Southwest, and White Marsh on a cash-only basis when space is available — prepaid reservations are strongly recommended, especially for divisional home games that fill early. Full schedule and single-game availability at ravensride.net.
Ravens Ride is an excellent option for individuals and pairs who want to park at a suburban lot and ride in without dealing with downtown traffic. For a group of 20, 30, or 40 people heading to M&T Bank Stadium together, a private Baltimore charter bus rental is a different product: your own vehicle, a pickup from your door or hotel (not a park-and-ride lot), departure on your schedule rather than the consortium's timetable, and a return trip on your terms. No one has to find their own way to White Marsh first.
The whole party arrives and leaves as one unit.
All Your Options Side by Side
This is a bus-comparison website, but that doesn't mean a private bus is automatically the answer for every group. Here's an honest look at every realistic way to get a group to M&T Bank Stadium, scored on what actually matters for game-day planning.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Drop-off proximity | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split by the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Best — Russell Street curbside; Lot O for concerts | 15–56 |
| Ravens Ride (Park & Ride) | ~$30–$35/person per game | Only if everyone reaches the same suburban lot | Good — drops at the stadium, but you still drive to a remote lot first | Any (per-seat, fixed schedule) |
| MTA Light Rail | Standard MTA fare | Only if booked on the same train | Good — Hamburg Street station, Gate B | Any; no group control |
| GEICO Gameday Shuttle | Free | Only if everyone lives in the same neighborhood | Good — free shuttle from Federal Hill, Locust Point, and Pigtown areas | Small local groups |
| Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) | Per car each way + post-game surge | No — multiple cars, multiple ETAs | Fair — Warner St (south), Hanover St (east), or Pratt St (north) | 1–4 per car |
| Drive and park downtown | Garage fee per car + gas | No — caravans split up | Varies — several-block walk to stadium | 1–2 cars |
For a couple coming up from Federal Hill who can catch the free GEICO Gameday Shuttle, or two friends hopping the Light Rail from Mount Vernon, a private bus isn't the call. But the moment your headcount clears a few cars' worth of people — where the designated-driver problem, the post-game surge pricing, and the scattered arrival times start stacking up — one bus gets simpler and usually cheaper per head. That's the group the rest of this guide is written for.
MTA Light Rail to M&T Bank Stadium
The MTA Light Rail drops directly at the Hamburg Street (Stadium/Federal Hill) station, just outside Gate B on the stadium's east side — no shuttle, no transfer. On Ravens game days the Light Rail runs extended service for approximately one hour after games end, and the MTA supplements regular service with express shuttle buses from Glen Burnie/Cromwell and Timonium Fairgrounds to Camden Station during major events. Metro Subway riders connect at Charles Center station and face a 22-minute walk to the stadium from there.
Call the MTA transit information line at 410-539-5000 or visit mta.maryland.gov for current game-day schedules — Light Rail service times vary by season and day of week, and the MTA updates alerts for major events. The Light Rail is an excellent individual option; coordinating 30 people onto a train after a sold-out game with full capacity exits is a different exercise entirely.
What Size Bus Fits Your M&T Bank Stadium Group?
The right vehicle is the one that fits your headcount without paying for seats you don't need. Here's how the full vehicle lineup maps to a typical M&T Bank Stadium run.
| Vehicle | Seats | Cargo room | Best for | Key features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to 14 | Modest | Suite holders, small VIP groups, executive shuttles | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | 15–50 | Onboard storage | Fan groups who want the pregame energy to start at pickup | Built-in bar area, LED lighting, Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs, perimeter seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | 15–35 | Overhead bins plus some underfloor | Mid-size groups, corporate outings, easier navigation near the complex | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Deep undercarriage bays | Large fan groups, serious tailgate gear, long hauls from D.C. or Philly | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, luggage bays |
Fan groups wanting the party to start at Inner Harbor pickup — built-in bar, LED lighting, and a sound system running through the Russell Street approach — go with a 25- to 50-passenger party bus. For larger groups or anyone hauling tailgate equipment (coolers, grills, folding tables), a full-size charter bus with deep undercarriage bays handles that load without stacking anything in the aisle. A 15- to 35-passenger minibus is the clean fit for a mid-size corporate group or a wedding-weekend group who wants comfortable A/C and reclining seats without the party bus footprint.
ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — note it in your quote request and allow at least 48 hours of lead time before your departure date.
M&T Bank Stadium Bus Rental Prices
Pricing on a Baltimore charter bus or party bus to M&T Bank Stadium moves with the vehicle size, total hours reserved, the event date, and where pickup originates. To give you a planning sense of the ranges: a 15–35 passenger minibus typically runs $200–$250 per hour on weekdays, $200–$275 on weekends; a 25-passenger party bus generally comes in at $250–$375 per hour depending on the day; and a 40–56 passenger charter bus runs $200–$350 per hour either way. A 40-passenger party bus lands at $300–$350 per hour on weekdays and $325–$500 on weekends.
These are example ranges — your real quote for your specific headcount, date, and itinerary comes from the form or a call in about a minute.
The per-head math is usually what closes the argument. A 40-person Ravens group on a 40-passenger party bus for a Sunday home game — say, a 7-hour rental covering afternoon pickup through post-game dropoff — might come to roughly $2,275 at the lower end of the weekend rate. Split 40 ways, that's about $57 per person for the full round trip.
Compare that to two round-trip rideshares per person on a playoff night, plus post-game surge, plus the cost of getting to and from a downtown garage — the bus often comes out ahead, and nobody in the group misses the fourth quarter because they're "just getting the car." Check the Baltimore party bus prices page for a fuller breakdown, or call 410-844-4136 any time for a quote with no obligation.
A 56-seat charter bus replaces roughly 14 cars — 14 parking passes, 14 downtown garage fees, and at least 14 people who can't have a drink at RavensWalk because they're driving home. One flat bus cost split across the group, one arrival plan, one return pickup already arranged. Once you're past a handful of cars' worth of people, the math tips clearly.
Getting to M&T Bank Stadium: Routes, Traffic, and Timing
M&T Bank Stadium sits at 1101 Russell Street, Baltimore, MD 21230, at the southern edge of downtown, which makes the approach routes well-defined — and well-congested by 90 minutes before kickoff for a sold-out Sunday game.
| From… | Approx. distance | Typical drive time (off-peak) |
|---|---|---|
| Baltimore Inner Harbor / Downtown | ~1 mile | 5–10 minutes |
| BWI Marshall Airport | ~12 miles | 15–20 minutes |
| Columbia or Ellicott City, MD | ~18–22 miles | 25–35 minutes |
| Annapolis, MD | ~27 miles | 35–45 minutes |
| Washington, D.C. (downtown) | ~40 miles | 50–70 minutes |
Those off-peak times add 20–40 minutes on game day through the I-95 and I-395 corridor. The standard approach from the south is I-95 North to Exit 53 (I-395 North) toward downtown Baltimore, then south on Russell Street. For sold-out concerts — as Baltimore City explicitly documented for the August 2026 BTS shows — this same Exit 53 approach is the recommended route, and the State Highway Administration advises against using Exit 52 from I-95 or the BW Parkway/295 during major events, because the Russell Street Service Drive northbound closes for event management.
For regular-season Ravens games, Exit 52 (Russell Street) is the direct route for the western stadium lots; Exit 53 is used for the lots accessed via the I-395 and downtown approach. Because the traffic plan is event-specific, always check the official M&T Bank Stadium parking and directions page before your event date — the ingress guidance for a Thursday night game differs from an international soccer match.
Groups coming from Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia take I-95 North through the Fort McHenry Tunnel — approximately $4 for passenger vehicles. From Columbia and Ellicott City, US-29 North to I-95 East is the typical route. From Annapolis, MD-50 West to I-97 North to I-695 West connects to I-95 North.
On a charter bus, everyone from D.C. or Annapolis loads at one stop, and the approach is handled while the group does whatever they'd rather be doing than watching construction alerts on Google Maps.
RavensWalk and Pregame Timing
Before the gates open, RavensWalk is the pregame destination. Located on the walkway between Lots B and C, running from Oriole Park toward M&T Bank Stadium, RavensWalk opens three hours before every Ravens home game and brings in a live band from the Bud Light Stage, the 98Rock Gameday Show with former Ravens legends, food trucks including Jimmy's Famous Seafood and Cook Boys BBQ, and bars including the Jameson Bar and Charm City Pub. Full details on the official RavensWalk page.
The timeline for a bus group: parking lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff, RavensWalk opens 3 hours out, and all stadium gates open 2 hours before kickoff. For a group wanting the full RavensWalk experience, plan bus arrival 3–3.5 hours before kickoff. For groups whose priority is getting seated early without the pregame crowd, 2–2.5 hours works — just know that Russell Street and the surrounding streets are at peak congestion in that last 90-minute window.
Build the return pickup window into the booking before the group ever splits up to find their seats; the post-game exit is where a bus earns its keep most, and it's much easier to have that plan locked in before kickoff.
Game Day Tips for M&T Bank Stadium Groups
The NFL clear bag policy applies to every event at M&T Bank Stadium. Per the official Ravens bag policy page, each fan may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″ (or a one-gallon clear Ziploc), plus a small clutch or belt bag no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″. Backpacks, coolers, cinch bags, camera bags, and opaque bags are not allowed at the gate — this applies to Ravens games, concerts, and every other M&T Bank Stadium event.
Medical equipment clears through designated inspection lines at Gates A, B, C, and D.
Permit-only lots mean no showing up and hoping. SP+ Parking manages the stadium lots and doesn't sell walk-up passes at the gate for Ravens games. The Ravens' own fan guide directs fans without permits to ParkMobile or SpotHero for advance downtown reservations.
Accessible parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis in Lots B, C, and R (Lot R is under the Russell Street bridge), with a valid state-issued disabled placard required and early arrival strongly recommended.
Tailgating has rules, and they end 30 minutes into the game. Tailgating is permitted in designated lots but concludes 30 minutes after kickoff. No open flames within 2 feet of a vehicle, and all setups must stay within the designated space.
Plan your group's pre-game window accordingly when setting bus arrival time — arriving 3.5 hours before kickoff gives you the full tailgate window plus RavensWalk.
Save the stadium's contact. M&T Bank Stadium is at 1101 Russell Street, Baltimore, MD 21230; the main ticket and stadium office line is (410) 261-7283. MedStar Health first aid operates from two hours before kickoff through 30 minutes after the final whistle at five stations throughout the venue.
What's Happening at M&T Bank Stadium in 2026
BTS "Arirang" World Tour — August 10–11, 2026. Two sold-out back-to-back stadium concerts, with Baltimore City publishing full road closure and traffic advisories for both nights. The Russell Street Service Drive northbound closes 3:00 PM through 1:00 AM, Lot O is the designated guest drop-off and pick-up zone, and I-95 North travelers are explicitly redirected to Exit 53.
For a Baltimore concert party bus to these shows, book as far ahead as possible — the demand spike for both nights means the right-size vehicle goes to the group that moved first. The Baltimore concert party bus rental page covers the broader concert transportation picture.
Baltimore Ravens 2026 season. The home slate runs from preseason (August, including Ravens vs. Washington Commanders on August 28) through the regular season (September–January), with home games including Ravens vs. New Orleans Saints on September 20 already on the calendar. Divisional home games and any January playoff dates are when Ravens Ride sells out its single-game slots fastest and when private charter buses get reserved weeks in advance.
For those games, earlier is always the smarter call. The window from "I should book a bus" to "there's nothing available in the right size" closes faster than most groups expect for a sold-out playoff matchup.
International events. "Rugby's Greatest Rivalry: Springboks vs. All Blacks" is scheduled for September 12, 2026, and MexTour: México vs. Colombia arrives September 26, 2026 — both drawing out-of-town groups and putting unusual demand on the stadium complex's transportation on dates outside the typical NFL pattern. For these international matches, the traffic plan may differ from a standard Ravens home game; check the official parking page before the event.
For any major date, the booking logic is the same. Call 410-844-4136 as soon as your event date and headcount are confirmed — a support team is available every day to match your group with the right vehicle and get you a quote in about a minute.
Coming from Washington, D.C., or Flying into BWI?
A large share of Ravens fan groups originates in Northern Virginia and the D.C. suburbs — the 40-mile I-95 run through the Fort McHenry Tunnel is one of the most common starting points for a Baltimore charter bus rental to M&T Bank Stadium. One bus picks everyone up from a single D.C. hotel or neighborhood, handles the tunnel toll, and drops the group curbside in Baltimore. The return trip works the same way, which matters most after a playoff night when post-game I-95 backs up in both directions through the tunnel corridor.
Out-of-town fan groups traveling together need exactly that: one plan, one vehicle, one headcount.
For groups flying in, BWI Marshall Airport sits approximately 12 miles south of M&T Bank Stadium — a 15–20 minute off-peak ride. One bus collects everyone at the arrivals level and goes straight to the hotel or stadium, instead of spreading the group across a half-dozen separate rideshares with different ETAs on arrival day. The Baltimore airport transportation page covers airport pickups, and the BWI Marshall Airport shuttle guide covers the airport side of that run in specific detail.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does a charter bus or party bus drop off at M&T Bank Stadium?
Curbside drop-off for groups uses the Russell Street corridor along the stadium's west side, which puts groups close to the west-facing gates. The ADA-designated drop-off is specifically on the northbound Russell Street Service Drive, between Gates A and D, on the west side of the stadium; guests tell the SP+ parking attendant they want the disability drop-off zone. For stadium concerts, Baltimore City's official traffic plans have designated Lot O as the parent and guest drop-off and pick-up zone — the approach and drop-off location shifts by event, so review the official Ravens directions and parking page before your specific date to confirm current instructions.
Can fans buy parking at M&T Bank Stadium on game day?
No — for Ravens games, all stadium lots are sold in advance by permit only, and SP+ Parking doesn't sell walk-up passes at the gate. Accessible spaces in Lots B, C, and R are first-come, first-served with a valid state-issued disabled placard. Fans without permits are directed to ParkMobile or SpotHero for downtown Baltimore garages, or to Ravens Ride for the Park & Ride option.
This is the core reason a charter bus rental simplifies M&T Bank Stadium game day: the parking question disappears from your group's to-do list entirely.
What time do parking lots open at M&T Bank Stadium?
Parking lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff for Ravens home games. All stadium gates open 2 hours before kickoff. RavensWalk, between Lots B and C, opens 3 hours before every home game.
Plan your bus arrival time around whichever of those windows matters most to your group.
What is Ravens Ride and how is it different from renting a private bus?
Ravens Ride is the Ravens' official Park & Ride consortium — operated by Academy Bus, Woodlawn Motor Coach, Huber's Charter Bus, and AS Midway — running shared buses from five suburban locations (White Marsh, Carney, Southwest, Westminster, Owings Mills) to M&T Bank Stadium for every home game. Season passes run $300–$350 per person; single-game tickets run approximately $30–$35. Buses depart 3.5 hours before kickoff and make the final return run no later than 30 minutes after the game.
It's a great individual option, and full ticket details are at ravensride.net. A private charter bus rental is different: your group has its own vehicle, departing from your own door on your schedule, with the return trip arranged in advance for exactly when you want it — not a shared shuttle holding to a published timetable.
What road closures happen around M&T Bank Stadium for major events?
For Ravens games, Baltimore City Police manage an event-specific traffic plan that can include one-way flows and restricted cross-streets near the complex. For major concerts, closures are more extensive: for the BTS shows on August 10–11, 2026, the northbound Russell Street Service Drive closes between West and Hamburg Streets from 3:00 PM to 1:00 AM, with temporary closures on the Hamburg Street Bridge and Ostend Street Bridge during entry ingress. I-95 North travelers are directed to Exit 53 (I-395) rather than Exit 52 on concert dates.
The current traffic plan for your event date is always on the official M&T Bank Stadium parking page.
How much does it cost to rent a bus to M&T Bank Stadium?
Pricing depends on vehicle type, total hours, the event date, and pickup origin. As a planning range: a minibus runs $200–$275 per hour; a party bus runs $250–$500 per hour depending on size and day; a charter bus generally comes in at $200–$350 per hour. These are example ranges — your actual quote reflects your specific itinerary.
Call 410-844-4136 or use the online quote form for pricing in under 30 seconds, no account required. The Baltimore party bus prices page has a fuller breakdown by vehicle type.
What is the bag policy at M&T Bank Stadium?
The NFL clear bag policy applies to all events. Each fan may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″ (or a one-gallon clear Ziploc), plus a small clutch or belt bag up to 4.5″ × 6.5″. Backpacks, coolers, camera bags, and any opaque bag are not permitted at the gate.
Medical items clear through designated inspection lines at Gates A, B, C, and D. Full details at the official Ravens bag policy page.
How does the MTA Light Rail get to M&T Bank Stadium?
The Light Rail's Hamburg Street (Stadium/Federal Hill) station is directly outside Gate B on the stadium's east side — no transfer, no shuttle. Extended service runs approximately one hour past game end on Ravens home days, and express shuttle buses from Glen Burnie/Cromwell and Timonium Fairgrounds supplement service on major game days. Visit mta.maryland.gov or call the MTA transit information line at 410-539-5000 for game-day schedules.
It's a clean individual option; coordinating a group of 30 through a packed Light Rail platform after final whistle is a harder exercise.
Is there a free shuttle to M&T Bank Stadium?
Yes — the GEICO Gameday Shuttle is a free shuttle service running from Federal Hill, Locust Point, and Pigtown areas to M&T Bank Stadium for Ravens home games, per the Ravens fan guide. It's a great option for fans already in those nearby neighborhoods. Check the official Ravens fan guide for current shuttle stop locations and schedule details, which can vary by season.
How far in advance should we book for a Ravens playoff game?
The moment the playoff schedule is announced — and ideally before that, if you know your group will want transportation to any January home game. Ravens playoff dates fill the Baltimore metro's bus inventory faster than any regular-season date. For regular-season home games, 3–6 weeks of lead time is generally workable.
For divisional games, Thanksgiving weekend, or the home opener, earlier is always the smarter move. The right-size vehicle for a 40-person group is the first thing to disappear when demand spikes.
Is Oriole Park at Camden Yards nearby?
Directly adjacent — Oriole Park shares the Camden Yards complex with M&T Bank Stadium, with the two stadiums flanking the shared lot area between Lots B and C. If your group has an Orioles game on a different date, the Oriole Park at Camden Yards transportation guide covers that trip's drop-off, parking, and approach in the same detail.
Book Your M&T Bank Stadium Bus Today
Whether it's a September home opener, a January playoff run, an international rugby or soccer match, or a sold-out stadium concert that shuts down Russell Street from 3:00 PM to 1:00 AM — a Baltimore charter bus or party bus rental is the one transportation decision that doesn't add friction to your game day. Your group loads up at one address, arrives together, and has a return pickup already arranged before the final whistle — while everyone else sorts out post-game Russell Street on their own. Compare party bus, minibus, and charter bus options for M&T Bank Stadium by filling out the quick quote form, or call 410-844-4136 any time — a support team is available every day of the year, and a quote for your date and group size comes back in about a minute.
Also planning a trip to CFG Bank Arena for a concert or another stop on a Baltimore group itinerary? That guide covers its own drop-off and approach in the same detail.
