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Food and Beverage Concession Guide. Check out all the delicious food and beverage options at Truist Park!
Truist Park is the perfect marriage of classic ballpark feel, modern amenities and southern hospitality, which creates a fan experience unlike any other. An intimate setting of 41,000 seats is designed to maximize sightlines, making every seat feel like the "best in the house".
With the help of an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) consultant, Truist Park was designed to be universally accessible and comfortable for all guests. Truist Park provides services and amenities specifically for fans.
Parking in official Truist Park parking lots is strongly recommended. Fans should park only in lots that are fully signed, staffed and secured in full accordance with Cobb County policy. Parking in the neighborhoods around Truist Park is by residential permit only.
Truist Park is centrally located between Highway I-75 and I-285 intersection in Cobb County. The ballpark is just minutes away from downtown, airport and the Greater Metro Atlanta area. Truist Park 755 Battery Avenue Southeast Atlanta, GA 30339
Truist Park Seating Chart. There is some amount of netting or screening in front of the following seating sections: Sections: 1-9, 10-42, 107-143, Champions Suites (Suites A,B,1-10) Height of netting is 31.5 feet. Netting extends from foul pole to foul pole.
Tours of Truist Park are offered year-round and take guests to many areas off limits during games. With artifacts and exhibits distributed throughout the ballpark, it is a definite must for any Braves or baseball fan.
Tour tickets must be purchased in advance. Tickets are not sold on the day of the tour. Bags are not allowed to enter Truist Park. Exceptions may be made for: medical bags, diaper bags and single compartment clutches no larger than 5 x 9 inches.
Sep 28, 2024 · But things got even better for the Braves after they celebrated a 2-1 win over the Royals on Saturday night at Truist Park. Shortly after d’Arnaud’s game-ending homer sailed over the center field wall, the Mets suffered a 6-0 loss to the Brewers.
This tour of Truist Park highlights displays and exhibits that trace the team’s 150+ years, includes a Q&A session with Braves Historian Sam Wallace, and exclusive and unprecedented access to see, touch, and take pictures with genuine Braves historic artifacts. The tour is approximately two hours.
