MLB
Stadium Guide
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Cumberland, Georgia
Opened
March 31, 2017
Capacity of
41,084
Best way there
Tickets
Mobile, in the MLB Ballpark app
Arrive by
Gates open 90 min to 2 hrs early
Check the game listing for exact times.
Bag policy
Small clutches only, 5" × 9"
Medical bags, and diaper bags with an infant.
Food & water
Yes: food in a gallon bag and one sealed water
One clear gallon bag of food per person.
Parking
$15–$30
Official Truist Park lots.
Nearest airport
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta (ATL) · 18 mi
About 30 min by car.
Best value seats
Terrace Level sections 211–225
Mid-infield.
Truist Park opened in 2017 in the Cumberland area just northwest of Atlanta, and the Braves built an entire entertainment district around it called The Battery Atlanta. The ballpark holds about 41,000 fans and was designed with sightlines as a priority — there's not a seat in the house with an obstructed view, and the lower bowl puts fans close to the field. It's a genuinely modern facility done right, without feeling sterile.
The Battery is the real differentiator here. Dozens of restaurants, bars, and shops surround the stadium and stay active well before first pitch and long after the final out. It's one of the better pregame experiences in MLB. Getting there by car is the most common approach — I-285 and I-75 both provide easy access — though the parking situation can get congested, so arriving 90 minutes early is a safe bet.
ATL is about 18 miles southeast of Truist Park. Rideshare runs $35–55. MARTA rail serves the airport but not the park, so driving or rideshare is the practical option.
ADA spaces are throughout the lots. Pre-purchase is recommended. Accessible drop-off is on Circle 75 Pkwy near the main plaza entrance. Accessibility services: (404) 522-7630 or braves.com/accessibility.
The Braves manage lots and structures, including the Green, Blue and Red lots. Pre-purchase online. It's cheaper and guarantees a spot. Exit via I-285 and I-75.
The lots support a solid tailgate, but the draw is The Battery Atlanta, the restaurants, bars and live music around the park. Arrive 90 minutes early to explore it.
MARTA rail doesn't reach Truist Park. MARTA bus 12 and several CobbLinc routes run to the nearby Cumberland Transfer Center, and CobbLinc's free Cumberland Circulator serves the area. Check the Braves website for schedules and pickup spots.
No neighborhood to walk from. The park is surrounded by highways and The Battery. You need a car, shuttle or rideshare to reach the area.
Bike parking around Truist Park. The Cumberland/Vinings area has limited cycling infrastructure, so most people drive or take a shuttle.
One sealed water bottle per ticket.
One clear, gallon-sized plastic bag of food.
Single-compartment clutches up to 5 x 9 inches. Certain medical bags and diaper bags are allowed for guests with infants.
The Braves dugout is on the first base side (sections 118–130), right in front of the home team. Home plate sections 110–118 are the classic premium pick with great sightlines down both baselines.
High enough for a full field view, close enough to feel in the game. The overhang provides shade on hot afternoons.
Upper deck corners are steep and far from the infield. No pole obstructions. Distance and angle are the only concerns.
Home plate faces roughly north, so the first base and right field side faces west into the afternoon sun. The third base side gets upper deck shade earlier, and is noticeably cooler in summer.
There's no roof. July and August afternoons are hot and humid, so bring water and dress light. Watch the forecast for thunderstorms. Evenings cool off quickly, and spring and fall are excellent.
Section 136 - Patios overlooking right field and a lower level area that looks through the outfield fence.
Section 152 - Texas-style BBQ from a popular Atlanta smokehouse.
Section 160 - Terrapin staples and new beers plus BBQ. Open on non-game days too.
Sections 137 & 159 - Double stacks from a top Atlanta burger joint.
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Park is a 30,000-square-foot family space in the Left Field Plaza, opened for 2025. It has interactive play, collapsible batting cages and a video board. Open on game days and non-game days.
Hope & Will's Sandlot, part of the park, has a rock-climbing wall, zipline and carnival games ($1 tokens). The Braves Kids Club (ages 3–14) has a free tier and a $34 paid tier.
The Battery Atlanta is open year-round and stroller-friendly.
On Sundays, kids ages 4–14 can run the bases after the game (section 135, bottom of the 7th). The first 3,000 kids get a giveaway.
Gluten-free snacks at Centerfield Market; The Battery Atlanta has kid-friendly options at Jeni's, Goldberg's, and H&F Burger.
Nursing: Northside Hospital Nursing Lounge, Lower Level near the Left Field Gate at Section 141. Staffed, with rocking chairs and a changing table.
Changing tables: In all restrooms. Family/adult tables near section 129 and the Coca-Cola corner.
Strollers (Allowed): Under 31" x 52". Fold-ups go under your seat. Non-folding strollers can be checked free. No stroller wagons.
Sensory/quiet space: The Exceptional Fans program has a sensory map, line-skip credentials and a quiet room (request via Accessible Services).
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