WASHINGTON — The Baltimore Ravens have drastically lowered concessions prices at M&T Bank Stadium, addressing what it calls one of the biggest fan complaints.
The Baltimore Ravens call it the Flock Friendly Fare. A total of 21 of the most popular menu items have been reduced, with up to a 53 percent savings on a single item. The average price reduction is 33 percent.
“As a lot of you probably know, after every game we survey fans to see how we’re doing — what we’ve done well and not done well. Over the years, one of the biggest criticisms we received was for gameday concessions prices,” Ravens president Dick Casss said.
Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti approved the price reductions in March. The Ravens will absorb the cost of the price reductions.
The team says it expects revenue from concessions on gameday will decline by more than $1.5 million, according to Cass.
Among new prices: $5 domestic beer, $3 hot dogs, $2 soft pretzels and $5 nachos.
Here’s a look at some of the price reductions, including cuts in what combination purchases cost:
