An Insider's Guide to Atlanta Braves Games
Tips to know before you go to see the Atlanta Braves play home games at Truist Park and The Battery Atlanta.
The Braves baseball team was moved to Atlanta in 1966 from stints in Boston and Milwaukee. It's the longest continuously operating franchise in Major League Baseball. In their years as an organization, the team has won four World Series (most recently in 2021). Legends like Hank Aaron helped make the team what it is today.
The ballpark
In March 2017, the Atlanta Braves moved to their new home at Truist Park (formerly SunTrust Park). It's surrounded by The Battery, an entertainment complex with restaurants, stores, concert venues, and hotels.
Getting to the game
Parking is available at The Battery, including charging for electric vehicles, and nearby lots. Fans can take Uber or Lyft to the stadium.
You can also take the bus: CobbLinc Route 10 goes to The Battery from Arts Center station or the Marietta Park and Ride Lot. Note that CobbLinc 10 does not run on Sundays. Or, you may board MARTA Bus 12 at the Midtown MARTA Station that travels to Cumberland Mall. At the Cumberland Mall Transfer Center, you would transfer to the free Cumberland Circular Shuttle (either blue or green route) to reach The Battery Atlanta & Truist Park.
Find more details about getting to Truist Park.
Seats and tickets
Ticket prices vary based on the game and type of seat. More than 30 percent of all the park's tickets are $20 or less. Special packages include free drinks and snacks. The tickets and parking can be downloaded using the MLB Ballpark app, which also provides additional information.
Food and drink
Going to the ballpark allows you to enjoy some great food. Truist Park has emphasized local vendors as much as possible and has some affordable options.
For the 2025 season, a new food hall and an open-air cocktail bar are opening inside the stadium just inside the Chop House Gate. Outfield Market will feature eight food stalls, including NFA Burger, Fred's Meat & Bread, Velvet Taco, Taqueria Tsunami, Pepper's Hotdogs, Coop's Wings, The Sweet Spot, and The Giving Kitchen. Closer's Bar will feature elevated cocktails and rotating signature drinks.
Several longtime favorite eateries remain, including Terrapin Taproom, which features a rotating list of Terrapin's classic brews and experimental styles found only at The Battery. They also serve Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q. You can bring your food and drink items inside the stadium if you’re not finished before the first pitch.
H+F Burger brings Holeman & Finch Public House's cult favorite burger to the park, which is available every day and on game days.
There's also Atlanta's own Chick-fil-A and King of Pops.
The Battery has many more dining options, including Italian-style pizza at Antico Pizzeria Napoletano and Tex-Mex at Superica. Stop by ASW Distillery's location at The Battery to sample their locally made bourbon, whiskey, and vodka. In 2025, Shake Shack and Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux are set to open, adding to the variety of places to eat at The Battery.
Alternatively, you can bring your own food into the stadium in a clear, gallon-sized plastic bag. Sealed bottled water is also allowed. One of each is permitted per ticketholder.
Activities
There's always something going on at Truist Park.
Friday night fireworks
On Friday night, home games are followed by fireworks. There are also frequent concerts of all genres.
Exhibits
Don’t miss the exhibits found throughout the stadium, including sculptures and artifacts like Hank Aaron's jersey.
Fun for kids
In addition to the excitement of the game, there's plenty to keep visitors entertained in between innings. Kids can play at the new Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Park, a play area with a kid-sized whiffle ball field, batting cages, a rock climbing tower, BLOOPER's clubhouse, and other interactive play experiences. Located in the Left Field Plaza between Truist Park's Left Field Gate and Third Base Gate, the 30,000-square-foot family space will be open on gameday and accessible from The Battery Atlanta for non-gameday events and activities.
After every Sunday home game, kids ages 4 to 14 are invited onto the field after the game to run the bases. The line to run the bases begins at the third base ramp (section 135) at the bottom of the eighth inning.
Shopping
Pick up your team gear at the stores within the stadium. At The Battery, you’ll also find diverse retail options, including a record store, sporting goods store, and clothing boutiques.
