Baltimore Ravens enthusiasts are about to step into an upgraded gameday reality at the M&T Bank Stadium, thanks to a volley of fan-focused renovations unveiled ahead of this Sunday's home opener. According to a WMAR-2 News report, Topping the list is the Miller Lite Gatehouse, a plush new bar girdled by video screens promising to be the nexus for pre and postgame socializing. In line with the team’s reputation for hospitality, the Gatehouse is slated to open its doors a solid three hours before kickoff and linger open postgame for the die-hard game dissectors among us.

The stadium's allure doesn't end at libations. Fans are also set to be treated to 138 field seats, nestled in the northwest and southwest corners, offering unparalleled views and access to an all-inclusive field-level club space. Meanwhile, those who perpetually wax nostalgic will be glad to find familiar icons—the statues of Johnny Unitas and Ray Lewis—relocated to the stadium's south side in a strategic play to facilitate north plaza renovations expected by 2025.

Not to be overshadowed in the hospitality stakes, M&T Bank Stadium is also dishing out new culinary delights, as reported by WBAL-TV. In a feat of themed edibles, fans can sink their teeth into a crab-shaped pretzel with a side of crab dip or take a literary turn with "The Ravenous Chicken" - house-made chicken tenders aimed at satisfying the most Poe-like of hunger. The whimsically named "Book of Nachos" might compel fans to ponder whether a stadium snack can ever be too clever by half.

Those after a lofty perspective can ascend to the Miller Lite Gatehouse rooftop deck, which promises panoramic city views. Here, aesthetics blend with practicality, offering heaters to keep the chills at bay as the seasons turn. For fans, this latest round of renovations might just redefine Sunday Funday, all in the spirit of game day and gridiron glory.