Buying Tickets To See The Ravens - Baltimore Ravens Tickets
You can usually purchase Baltimore Ravens tickets for single games for $50 to $115 for the current season. Club level seats will cost more, of course. Raven Season tickets (called "Permanent Seat Licenses" or PSL's) are usually sold out and have a long wait list attached. While the Ravens are popular among fans and expectations run high, seats to single games can often be purchased on the day of the game. However, games occasionally sell out. If you want to attend an upcoming game, consider buying your Baltimore Ravens tickets well ahead of time.
 2 BALTIMORE RAVENS LOWER LEVEL PSLS SEC 145 NO TICKETS  US $6,200.00
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 2 Patriots vs Ravens AFC Wild Card Gillette Stadium US $38.00
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 4 BALITIMORE RAVENS PSLS LOWER LEVEL SIDE BY SIDE US $25,000.00
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 2CLUB SEATSBALTIMORE RAVENS FIRST 1 2 OF REG SEASON US $1,699.99
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 2 BALTIMORE RAVENS PSLs SECTION 552 SIDE BY SIDE US $4,250.00
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 2 Baltimore Ravens PSLs CLUB LVL S218 R9 US $7,499.99
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 2 Ravens season tickets no psl psls low 50 UNDERCOVER US $5,200.00
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 4 BALTIMORE RAVENS PSL lower level great seats US $17,500.00
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 Baltimore Ravens Club Lvl Seat 2010 2011 Season no PSL US $12,999.00
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 2 Baltimore Ravens PSLs CLUB LVL S209 R4 US $7,499.99
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 2 Baltimore Ravens PSLs PSL Seats Sec 524 Row 20 US $5,800.00
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 2 Baltimore Ravens PSL PSLs AISLE Seats Section 531 US $4,000.00
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 3 BALTIMORE RAVENS SEAT LICENSE PSL Lowers Row 13 US $9,924.99
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 2010 Baltimore Ravens Season Tickets Tailgate Parking US $6,000.00
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 Baltimore Ravens 2010 Season Tickets All Games US $4,500.00
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 2 Baltimore Ravens PSLs Sec 527 ROW 12 45 yard line WOW US $7,999.00
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 2 RAVENS PSLs PSL Club Lev Sect 249 Row 4 Aisle Seats US $7,800.00
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 2 Baltimore Ravens Psls Psl Sect 513 Row 21 w tickets US $5,250.00
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 4 Baltimore Ravens Psls Psl Sect 542 Row 6 7 US $28,000.00
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 6 Baltimore Ravens Psl Psls Wait list position 3 US $4,895.00
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Baltimore Ravens: Hungry And Controversial
The Baltimore Ravens are a relatively new professional football franchise. They're part of the American Football Conference of the NFL and play their home games at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland. Because the venue was constructed in 1998, it's one of the most modern stadiums used by the NFL. It seats over 71,000 people and has been the home of the Ravens since the moment it opened. Ray Lewis is probably one of the best known Baltimore Ravens players are part of the superbowl winning Ravens team
Baltimore Ravens Born In Controversy
From the beginning, the Baltimore Ravens were a franchise steeped in controversy. In 1995, the owner of the Cleveland Browns (a man named Art Modell) had grown frustrated with the limitations of his team's venue, Cleveland Stadium. He threatened to relocate the Browns to Baltimore. His announcement set off a series of lawsuits. In the end, the franchise was allowed to move but was required to leave behind the name of the team, its colors and the team's history up to the time of the relocation. In effect, the Baltimore Ravens were born from the ashes of the Cleveland Browns, a team which would reemerge a few years later. The Ravens currently play in M&T Bank Stadium
Ravens Logo Spurs Copyright Lawsuit
From the moment of their birth as an expansion team (after they relocated to Baltimore) until 1998, the Ravens used a logo that featured a shield adorned with wings. Unfortunately, the logo wasn't unique. A lawsuit was filed against the franchise by a man named Frederick E. Bouchat. Bouchat, a security guard in Maryland, argued in his lawsuit that he had designed the logo. The Ravens franchise claimed the logo was their own creation. The court, after verifying that Modell could easily access Bouchat's design, ruled that the logo was, in fact, Bouchat's creation and therefore, protected by copyright. The Ravens club immediately began work on a new logo.
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