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Kids can still cheer free at Camden Yards this season.
The Orioles announced Tuesday that it would continue the “Kids Cheer Free” program the team initiated last year that allows parents to bring children age 9 and younger to any home game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards for free. Every adult who buys a regularly priced game ticket in the upper deck can bring up to two children to the stadium for free.
“The Orioles are committed to welcoming families from all walks of life to experience our national pastime at Oriole Park. Our goal is to make baseball as accessible as possible for families and children,” John Angelos, Orioles executive vice president, said in a statement.
“Kids Cheer Free” tickets can be purchased online at orioles.com/kidsfree and at the stadium box office.
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