Ravens host job fair at M&T Bank Stadium for gameday hires

The Ravens turned M&T Bank Stadium into a hiring site Saturday, opening the South Club Level from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for workers who can help staff games and special events in the 2026 NFL season. Candidates parked in Lot D, entered through Gate D and were entered into a raffle for a Ravens autographed item.

Applicants had to be at least 18, and the team said walk-ups were welcome even as appointments were encouraged for select positions. The setup gave jobseekers a fast path into stadium work, with some hires possible on the spot after follow-up background checks.

Openings stretched across several stadium partners. Levy was hiring for food and beverage work, ABM was recruiting for housekeeping, and APEX was looking for event security staff. The fair also pointed to guest-experience and event-staff roles that included ushers, ticket takers, supervisors and 50/50 raffle sellers, jobs that sit at the center of the gameday operation when M&T Bank Stadium fills up.

The Ravens’ employment pages show that the stadium staffing model goes beyond one job fair or one Sunday. Stadium partners handle positions for Ravens games and other special events, and the club’s broader listings include full-time, part-time, internship and seasonal gameday opportunities. The team also lists 50/50 raffle supervisor positions, underscoring how many separate pieces go into a single game day.

That matters in Baltimore because M&T Bank Stadium is more than a sports venue. The stadium has a capacity of 71,000, and each hiring wave can feed work in and around the downtown event corridor, from parking and security to food service and guest operations. For city residents, students and part-time workers looking for seasonal income, the Ravens’ recurring hiring pushes offer a direct route into a major Baltimore institution as the football calendar ramps up.