Orioles to celebrate 410 Day at Oriole Park with free public transportation, drink specials and postgame fireworks
-
-
April 02, 2026 1:12 pm
-
5 Comments
Club invites fans to April 10 game with tickets starting at $19 and Friday Birdland Student Pass tickets available for $10
The Baltimore Orioles will bring fans from “The Stoop to the Yard” on Friday, April 10, when they host the San Francisco Giants at 7:15 p.m. for a 410 Day celebration at Oriole Park for the first Party at The Yard Friday, presented by Coors Light, this season. Gates will open at 5:30 p.m.
For the first time ever, the Orioles, in partnership with DTLR, the City of Baltimore, Create Baltimore, and the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA), will offer free public transportation from 5 p.m. to 12 a.m. on Light Rail, Metro Subway, and local bus lines making it easy for fans across the city to get to the ballpark.
Fans can arrive early to enjoy a high-energy pregame atmosphere featuring $5 12 oz Coors Light drink specials from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in Legends Park and the Coors Light Roof Deck, along with live music from DJ Quicksilva, and 410-themed photo opportunities throughout the ballpark.
The night continues after the final out with this year’s first postgame fireworks show, presented by SeatGeek, reimagined with a Party at The Yard Friday-inspired theme. The evening will also feature a special on-field surprise, to be announced in the coming days.
Tickets are available now and start at just $19, including all taxes and fees, at Orioles.com/Tickets. Students can take advantage of $10 tickets by signing up for the Friday Birdland Student Pass, presented by Toyota, at Orioles.com/Students. For more information on 410 Day, visit Orioles.com/410Day.
5 Comments
Related Articles
Looking at Orioles through eyes of some opposing scouts
The multi-tasking isn’t as intense for teams out of the playoffs. One less endeavor to fill the bandwidth.…
Read More
Taking another look at the outfield
The Orioles and every other team in baseball are on the lockout clock, with the possibility of baseball…
Read More
This, that, the other and more
Make this make sense. The Orioles drew 586 walks this season, the second most in the American League…
Read More