BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Ravens are holding a lottery in preparation for season-ticket holders to get tickets to attend the Nov. 1 Steelers game, if officials say spectators will be allowed.
This comes days after the governor issued an order allowing Maryland sports stadiums and outdoor venues to host spectators with a limit of 10% capacity. This would amount to a little more than 7,000 spectators at M&T Bank Stadium.
The Ravens said last week that they were consulting with the mayor's office to discuss the governor's order.
In an email sent Monday to Permanent Seat License owners, the team said it's preparing to offer individual game tickets in case spectators will be allowed to attend games.