Saturday’s scheduled Birdland Caravan events cancelled due to impending storm
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January 22, 2026 6:33 pm
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Due to the impending forecasted winter weather throughout the south, east, and mid-Atlantic, and for the continued safety of our fans, staff, players, and vendors, all Birdland Caravan events scheduled for Saturday, January 24, are cancelled. Additionally, the Oriole Bird and Mr. Splash Meet & Greet at Weis Markets Bel Air originally scheduled for Friday afternoon is cancelled. Fans who secured access to Saturday’s paid ticketed events (Breakfast with the O’s and Duckpin Bowling), will receive an email from the Orioles today with information on a full refund.
This difficult decision was made in coordination with trusted meteorologists, due to the Governor’s State of Preparedness Order, and out of concern for the safety of our players departing from locations around the country also projected to be impacted by the winter storm.
Additionally, due to weather impacting travel to and from Baltimore, player attendance for Friday events is adjusted as follows:
Arcade Happy Hour at GameOn – ADLEY RUTSCHMAN and TYLER WELLS
Flight Night at Guinness Open Gate Brewery – CRAIG ALBERNAZ, SAMUEL BASALLO, and DYLAN BEAVERS
We are grateful to our fans who travel from far and wide to support their favorite team and want to ensure they also remain safe during the storm. We strongly urge fans to follow the Governor’s guidance for emergency preparedness, as well as their own local policies, and visit weather.gov for regular updates.
We understand this is disappointing as we were all looking forward to joining together at each Caravan event. We encourage fans to stay tuned for information on upcoming events with O’s Alumni and mascots as we count down to Opening Day on Thursday, March 26 vs. Minnesota at 3:05 p.m.
We are actively monitoring the weather forecast and will communicate any additional information if needed.
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