Going to Baltimore

And I don't want to crap on Camden Yards itself, though I still think prices are pretty outrageous. It will be hard to find a better total experience in MLB.

 

The Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum is a couple of blocks away from Camden Yards. Well worth seeing.

I'd echo the sentiments about the ballpark and the game experience. Only thing I missed that I wanted to try was Dempsey's restaurant at the ballpark, but I was perfectly happy with crabcakes and fries at the game. In my experience it wasn't any more pricey than other MLB parks. There are a handful of places right across the street.

 

Go to Alewife. It's at 21 N. Eutaw Street, exactly four blocks from the ballpark. Really great draught beer selection. Best in town outside of Max's, as mentioned earlier on the thread.

Also recommend checking out Cross Street Market. Also walking distance from the park. Great selection of food, from raw bars to wings to freshly made everything. Neat shops, too. The whole Federal Hill area has some cool spots. Brewer's Cask over there is supposed to have great beer selection, but I can't verify.

 

Worst attempt at a Led Zeppelin song title ever

 

We decided to stay a little further away from the stadium(about four miles away) I was wondering if anyone knew about shuttle services that some places may offer?

Thanking you in advance.

 

I've had success with the Metro light rail, which has a stop right by Camden Yards.

http://mta.maryland.gov/metro-subway

Can't speak for hotel shuttles, if that's what you mean.

 

Any good discount liquor stores?

 

This. Even in the Inner Harbor I got approached by panhandlers.

 

I don't make eye contact and just keep walking at a steady pace.

 

Check this out!

https://www.google.com/maps/search/liquor+stores/@39.2835438,-76.6252925,15z

 

Heard great things about Riptide. Anyone ever tried them out?