Press Release: Ravens Single-Game Ticket Sales

Jul 26, 2014 at 07:55 AM

The Baltimore Ravens kicked off their single-game ticket sales for season ticket members on Friday (7/25) morning and sold out the year's first four home games in 30 minutes.

A limited number of tickets for the final four regular season contests at M&T Bank Stadium (Nov. 9 vs. Tennessee, Nov. 30 vs. San Diego, Dec. 14 vs. Jacksonville and Dec. 28 vs. Cleveland) remain available to the general public.

"With such a limited amount of remaining tickets at face value for these games, we expect they won't last long," Ravens vice president of ticket sales and operations Baker Koppelman stated.

Additionally, for each of the Ravens' two preseason home games (Aug. 7 vs. San Francisco and Aug. 23 vs. Washington), fewer than 750 tickets remain.
Tickets can be purchased by visiting www.BaltimoreRavens.com/tickets or www.ticketmaster.com.For additional ticket information, fans can call 410-261-RAVE (7283).

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