Baltimore Orioles announce new features at Camden Yards, including $5 beers
One of the features will be a Birdland Value Menu, which includes $5 beers. The team will also offer Camden Yards Signature Dishes, showcasing iconic tastes of Baltimore and the Chesapeake Bay. The full Birdland Value Menu includes:
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All Beef Hot Dog – $4
Pretzel Bites with Cheese – $4
Cinnamon Pretzel Bites with Cream Cheese Icing – $4
Nachos with Cheese – $4
Popcorn – $3.50
Peanuts – $2.50
Packaged Dessert – $3
Refillable Soda Cup – $4
Bottled Water – $4
Select 12 oz. Domestic Beers – $5
12 oz. Hard Seltzer – $6
12 oz. Non-Alcoholic Beer – $5
There are also ticket offers that include the Birdland Memberships, Group Seats and Hospitality, Theme Nights, Fan-Friendly Special Offers, and Promotions and Giveaways. The Orioles will also be promoting Orange Out Saturdays, where fans will be encouraged to wear orange at every home game that falls on a Saturday this season. The team will wear their orange-on-orange uniforms for select home games throughout the season.
The Bird Bath Splash Zone has also been expanded to include Section 84, as well as the original Section 86.
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