Baltimore Ravens-Kansas City Chiefs tickets: See AFC Championship game /d
Taylor Swift and Jason Kelce — and the Kansas City Chiefs — are headed to Maryland.
On Sunday, Jan. 28, the reigning Super Bowl champion Chiefs will swoop into Baltimore’s M&T Stadium to take on the number-one seeded Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship game.
Heading into this high-profile matchup, Lamar Jackson’s Ravens made quick work of the Texans in the divisional round outscoring them 24-0 in the second half en route to a commanding 34-10 win.
While the Ravens cakewalked to victory, the Chiefs scraped until the very end to advance. After securing a 27-24 lead over the Bills to kick off the fourth quarter, Patrick Mahomes’ squad held on to their three-point for dear life up Buffalo shanked a field goal that would have tied the game.
Come Sunday though, the score resets to 0-0 for both teams and four quarters separate them from securing a berth in Super Bowl LVIII.
And in order to make sure your team goes the distance — whether it be the Ravens or Chiefs — they’ll need all the help they can get.
If you want to be the 12th man for your team, it isn’t too late to pick up last-minute tickets.
At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find was $403 before fees on Vivid Seats.
100-level seats start at $653 before fees.
Looking for a few more details before heading to M&T Stadium?
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All the information you need and more about the Ravens vs. Chiefs AFC Championship game can be found here.
All the prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.
Ravens vs. Chiefs tickets
A complete breakdown of all the best ticket prices by sections at M&T Bank Stadium can be found here:
M&T Bank Stadium sections
Ticket prices
start at
500-Level
$403
400-Level
N/A
300-Level
N/A
200-Level
$1118
100-Level
$653
(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)
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M&T Bank Stadium seating chart
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About the Ravens vs. Chiefs matchup
Dating back to 2002, the Chiefs have a 7-5 all-time record against the Ravens.
Their last meeting was in September 2021; in that game, Baltimore squeaked out a very tight 36-35 victory behind Lamar Jackson’s 239 yards.
This season, the Ravens had the AFC’s best record thanks to a particularly strong roster. Case in point, the team is sending seven (!) players to this year’s Pro Bowl. They are quarterback Lamar Jackson, center Tyler Linderbaum, interior lineman Justin Madubuike, strong safety Kyle Hamilton, placekicker Justin Tucker and inside/middle linebackers Roquan Smith and Patrick Queen.
As for the 11-6 AFC West champs Chiefs, they had a season full of high profile ups, downs, Taylor Swift cutaways and Jason Kelce touchdown dances. Still, Andy Reid’s squad never wavered and kept winning. They’ll be represented in the 2024 Pro Bowl by quarterback Patrick Mahomes, tight end Travis Kelce, guard Joe Thuney, center Creed Humphrey and interior lineman Chris Jones.
On Sunday, the Ravens are 3.5-point favorites to win, according to USA Today.
Want more?
For more on Baltimore’s beat, check out the NY Post’s coverage of the Ravens here.
Prefer Kansas City? Click here to read Chiefs stories on the NY Post.
How to watch the Ravens vs. Chiefs
If you’re planning on watching the Ravens and Chiefs go head to head on TV, you’ll want to tune into CBS to catch the action.
The game will also stream on Paramount+ and FuboTV.
Huge concerts in 2024
In addition to the big game, many huge artists will also be swooping into the Charm City these next few months.
Here are just five of our favorites you won’t want to miss live.
• Journey (Feb. 18)
• Jason Isbell (Feb. 20)
• Tyler Childers (May 27)
• Bruce Springsteen (Sept. 13)
• Iron Maiden (Nov. 12)
Who else is on the road? Check out our list of the 50 biggest concert tours in 2024 here to find out.
