Truist Park
Atlanta · Home of ⚾ Atlanta Braves
⚡ Quick answers
- Who plays at Truist Park?
- Truist Park in Atlanta is home to the Atlanta Braves (MLB).
- What is the closest airport to Truist Park?
- Atlanta (ATL) is the closest major airport, about 21 miles (34 km) from Truist Park — roughly 30 min by car depending on traffic.
- How much is parking at Truist Park?
- Game-day parking starts around $10 USD. The free Battery Atlanta Circulator (Blue and Green routes) links Truist Park to the Cumberland Mall Transfer Center.
- How much is a beer at Truist Park?
- Beer prices vary by stand and we couldn't confirm a standard price this season. A regular hot dog is about $4.10 USD (estimate). Prices vary by stand and size and may change.
- How do you get to Truist Park without a car?
- CobbLinc Circulator Blue and Circulator Green run free, direct service around the Cumberland area straight to The Battery Atlanta & Truist Park (Mon-Sat, 12pm-2am; every 30 min weekdays, hourly Saturdays).
- Where are the best seats at Truist Park?
- Lower level between the bases; the Chop House in right field is a fun bar/seat combo. Upper 400s cheap. Sit lower — and note it's in the suburbs (Cobb County), not downtown.
- What is the bag policy at Truist Park?
- No bags in 2026—only a small single-compartment clutch or clear bag up to 5×9 in. Food is allowed if it fits in one clear gallon bag per ticket. One sealed plastic water bottle per ticket, or an empty reusable non-glass bottle up to 24 oz.
- Is Truist Park wheelchair accessible?
- Accessible seats are in many sections and all suites; buy through the Accessible Seating Department (404-577-9100 option 5, accessibleservices@braves.com) or at the ticket windows by the Right Field Gate. Accessible parking is first-come in Lot N29 and the Red Deck (choose those lots when pre-buying), with a shuttle from N29 to Battery Ave outside the Third Base Gate and drop-off on Windy Ridge Rd. Seven accessible elevators serve the gates. Any Braves employee can arrange free gate-to-seat wheelchair service; you'll get a ticket for post-game pickup.
✈️🚗 Getting to Truist Park
Nearest major airport: Atlanta (ATL) — about 21 mi / 30 min away.
🏟️ Fan guide
Best seats
Lower level between the bases; the Chop House in right field is a fun bar/seat combo. Upper 400s cheap. Sit lower — and note it's in the suburbs (Cobb County), not downtown.
Parking
Battery/ballpark garages and lots; it's suburban Cumberland (no rail). Drive and budget I-285 traffic. ($20–40 USD)
Getting there
No rail — drive to the ballpark (Cobb County, NW of downtown). Rideshare or shuttle from MARTA stations.
Bar scene
The Battery Atlanta wraps the ballpark — a purpose-built bar/restaurant/entertainment district that's a destination in itself. Excellent, walkable (once you're there).
Pre-game bars
- The Battery Atlanta — Bars/restaurants surrounding the ballpark — the scene.
- Terrapin Taproom — Brewery right at the park.
Concession prices (USD, approx)
- Standard beer, 2026Not confirmed
- Hot dog (estimate)$4.10
- 💸 Deal: Hot dog (promo night)
- Chop House burger$14
- BBQ$13
Prices vary by stand and size and may change.
Insider tips
- Drive — it's in the suburbs
- The Battery is a destination pre/post-game
♿ Accessibility at Truist Park
Accessible seats are in many sections and all suites; buy through the Accessible Seating Department (404-577-9100 option 5, accessibleservices@braves.com) or at the ticket windows by the Right Field Gate. Accessible parking is first-come in Lot N29 and the Red Deck (choose those lots when pre-buying), with a shuttle from N29 to Battery Ave outside the Third Base Gate and drop-off on Windy Ridge Rd. Seven accessible elevators serve the gates. Any Braves employee can arrange free gate-to-seat wheelchair service; you'll get a ticket for post-game pickup.
- Sensory-friendly
- Braves Haven All-Star Sensory Lounge (staffed) on the Lexus Level behind Section 218, plus quiet spaces around the park, headphones at Guest Services 120, and a social storybook and sensory map.
- Hearing
- Assistive listening devices at Guest Services (Sections 120 and 314) with ID. Caption boards under Sections 347 and 312.
- ASL interpreters
- Some staff sign—tell your usher or go to Guest Services 120; there's no advance-request process.
- Service animals
- Trained service dogs (and some miniature horses), leashed. For relief breaks, see a Greeter or Security—there's an exit and re-entry process at all gates.
🎒 Can I bring it? Bag & food policy
- Bags
- No bags in 2026—only a small single-compartment clutch or clear bag up to 5×9 in.
- Bag check
- Smart Locker bag storage between the Orange and Truist Tower decks, from $12 per bag.
- Outside food
- Food is allowed if it fits in one clear gallon bag per ticket.
- Water bottles
- One sealed plastic water bottle per ticket, or an empty reusable non-glass bottle up to 24 oz.
- Refill stations
- Accessible drinking fountains throughout.
- Re-entry
- No re-entry.
Not allowed & exceptions
- Medical bags, diaper bags and ADA-needs bags allowed
- Glass and cans
- Coolers (soft ones only for medical needs)
- Folding chairs
- Strollers over 31×52 in. and stroller wagons
From the venue's official guest guide, checked 2026-10. Rules can change by event. Official policy ↗
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