Steve Bisciotti Reduces Ticket Prices to Keep Ravens Flock Together Inside M&T Bank Stadium

Baltimore, MD – August 28, 2025

The Baltimore Ravens are once again showing why they are more than just a football team. At a time when soaring ticket prices have pushed many loyal fans aside, the organization is taking decisive steps to bring inclusion back to M&T Bank Stadium.

Across the NFL, the rising costs of attending games have left countless families struggling to be part of the action. The Ravens, however, are charting their own path, putting people before profit in a move that speaks directly to their city’s heart.

Owner Steve Bisciotti announced this week that the Ravens will reduce ticket prices for individuals with disabilities and families facing financial hardship. It is a groundbreaking initiative designed to ensure every member of the Flock can stand together.

“M&T Bank Stadium belongs to Baltimore, and Baltimore belongs to every fan,” Bisciotti said in a statement. “Football is family, and in this city, no matter the struggle, no one in Ravens Flock will ever be left outside.” 💜⚫

The decision comes at a critical moment. Between tickets, parking, and concessions, many have been priced out of the gameday experience. By reducing costs for those who need it most, the Ravens are opening the gates to everyone who bleeds purple.

For Bisciotti and his leadership team, this is not just about economics. It is about affirming that football is woven into Baltimore’s culture, and that inclusivity and unity must always be at the core of the Ravens’ mission.

Other NFL franchises have made gestures toward community outreach, but the Ravens’ approach is unique in its immediacy and impact. It offers a tangible benefit for fans, reinforcing the unbreakable bond between the team and the city it represents.

As the 2025 season approaches, this initiative will resonate deeply throughout Baltimore. Ravens Flock has always been defined by loyalty and resilience, and this move proves once more that the organization truly lives by those values.