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Army-Navy Game Promises Economic Boost for Baltimore

12/12/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Local Baltimore businesses anticipate significant economic benefits from the Army-Navy game on December 13, 2025.
Taproom manager Dennis Nash expects a 50–60% boost in December revenue due to visiting fans.
Security measures will include parking restrictions and a temporary flight restriction because U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to attend, while residents express mixed feelings about crowds.

History

Historical Context

The Army-Navy football game, first played on November 29, 1890, marked the beginning of a storied rivalry that has significantly impacted local economies. In 2018, Philadelphia experienced a $30 million economic boost from hosting the game. As Baltimore prepares for the 2025 matchup, local businesses expect a 50-60% revenue increase, highlighting the event's enduring economic significance.

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Story summary

Local Baltimore businesses anticipate significant economic benefits from the Army-Navy game on December 13, 2025.
Taproom manager Dennis Nash expects a 50–60% boost in December revenue due to visiting fans.
Security measures will include parking restrictions and a temporary flight restriction because U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to attend, while residents express mixed feelings about crowds.

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