Gameday Guide

Truist Park

Atlanta, Georgia · Atlanta Braves

MAX BAG
5" x 9"
GATES
2h before
TRANSIT
Rail + bus
OUTSIDE FOOD
Allowed
RIDESHARE
Available

What size bag can I bring?

5" x 9"
NO BAGS ALLOWED
Bags are not allowed to enter Truist Park for the 2026 season. Exceptions may be made for medical bags, breast pumps for nursing mothers, diaper bags for guests with infants/toddlers, bags required for guests with ADA needs, and small single-compartment clutches or clear bags no larger than 5 x 9 inches (opaque clutches are permitted, so clear bags are not strictly required).
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Promos this week

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Theme Nights1:35 PM
Alumni Sunday

Mike Hampton and Pete Smith will be signing autographs starting at 11:30 a.m. at the Georgia Power Pavilion! Autographs are free and first-come, first-served. Braves will provide autograph cards. Personal items are prohibited. Presented by Hyundai.

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Ticket Package1:35 PM
Deaf Awareness Ticket Package

Receive a Braves ASL jersey shirt with the purchase of this specialty ticket package.

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30
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Kids & Family1:35 PM
Kids Run the Bases

After the game, kids 14 & under can run around the bases just like the Braves! Presented by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.

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30
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Kids & FamilyHOT1:35 PM
Sliding Mitt Giveaway

The first 3,000 kids in attendance will receive a Braves Sliding Mitt.

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Teams that play here

Braves promos & giveawaysBobbleheads, theme nights and this season schedule

Plan your visit

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Getting in

Gates. For each game, gates open two hours prior to first pitch (on weekday day games all gates open 80 minutes before first pitch). Weekday day games: all gates open 80 minutes before first pitch. Giveaway dates: gates may open earlier depending on crowd size. The 1st Base Gate opens at 4:30 p.m. for Batting Practice.
Transit. CobbLinc Bus 10 departs the MARTA Arts Center Station with a stop at Cobb Parkway & Windy Ridge Parkway; CobbLinc 10 does not run on Sundays. From MARTA, board Bus 12 at the Midtown MARTA Station to Cumberland Mall, then take the Cumberland Circular Shuttle (blue or green route) to The Battery Atlanta and Truist Park. Lines: CobbLinc Bus 10, CobbLinc Route 15, CobbLinc Rapid 10, CobbLinc Route 10, Cumberland Circulator (Blue/Green routes), MARTA Bus 12.
Rideshare. One rideshare zone serves The Battery Atlanta, located along Windy Ridge Parkway for pick-up and drop-off access.
Tailgating. Tailgating is only permitted in Lot 29. Grilling is allowed in the grassy area only and you must have something to extinguish the coals. Tents of any kind cannot be set up in any Braves parking lot. Parking may be purchased for vehicles only, and proof of authorized parking for multiple spaces is required at entry to Lot 29. Loud/amplified music, personal restrooms, firearms and illegal drugs are prohibited.
Accessibility. Truist Park was designed to be universally accessible (accessible parking, elevators/escalators, courtesy rides, accessible seating and restrooms, lowered concession counters, and an accessible seating concierge). Accessible parking is in Lot 29 and the Red Deck. Accessible shuttles run from Lot N29 and complimentary golf-cart service is available from the Red, Orange, Purple, Yellow, Silver, Green and Delta Decks plus Braves 9 and Braves 11; shuttle services begin 2.5 hours before first pitch. Complimentary wheelchair escort service is available at the gates, requestable in the Ballpark app beginning 2 hours before first pitch.
Entry. As a condition of entry, all fans consent to screening via metal detection (walk-through and/or handheld) at all gates. Prohibited items include weapons, aluminum cans (including sunscreen spray), glass bottles, baseball bats, outside alcohol, ice chests/hard-sided coolers, hard-sided containers/metal water bottles, camera lenses over 5 inches, tripods/monopods, drones, and bags/backpacks/clutches exceeding 5x9 inches. No re-entry: guests may not leave and return on the same ticket (except emergencies granted by a Guest Services/Security Supervisor), and all re-entering guests are subject to security re-inspection; no re-entry is allowed for any Braves parking lots.

Parking lots

Lot 29. ADA/accessible parking; the only lot where tailgating is permitted; served by an ADA cart from Battery Avenue outside the Third Base Gate starting 2.5 hours before first pitch; oversized-vehicle parking (15-passenger vans $50, RVs up to 35 ft $75)
Red Deck. ADA/accessible parking; located at The Battery Atlanta, open four hours before first pitch; 9 EV charging stations
Delta Deck. 5 EV charging stations; limited to parking permit holders on gamedays
Orange Deck. 4 EV charging stations; limited to parking permit holders on gamedays
Green Deck. 2 EV charging stations
Purple Deck. 2 EV charging stations
Silver Deck. 7 EV charging stations; limited to parking permit holders on gamedays; bicycle parking racks located outside on Circle 75 Parkway
Battery S3. Located in front of the Delta Deck; 9 EV charging stations
Lockheed/Dobbins Lot. Shuttle services available from this lot on weekday day games only
Official parking:mlb.com ›mlb.com ›

Food worth the line

A variety of food and beverages is available throughout the ballpark via permanent locations and portable stands, offering classic ballpark fare alongside options showcasing the flavors of Atlanta Braves country. The Coors Light Chop House in right field (Section 156) offers casual dining open to all guests, and gluten-free items are available at the Centerfield Market in Section 149.

In the neighborhood

The Battery Atlanta, a 2.25-million-square-foot mixed-use lifestyle and entertainment district anchored by Truist Park, offers hotels, retailers, restaurants, bars, live music and family-friendly events year-round.

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Frequently asked

What size bag can I bring into Truist Park?

Truist Park does not permit bags inside. Bags are not allowed to enter Truist Park for the 2026 season. Exceptions may be made for medical bags, breast pumps for nursing mothers, diaper bags for guests with infants/toddlers, bags required for guests with ADA needs, and small single-compartment clutches or clear bags no larger than 5 x 9 inches (opaque clutches are permitted, so clear bags are not strictly required). A first-come, first-served mobile locker bag storage between the Orange and Truist Tower parking decks accepts oversized bags; it opens two hours before first pitch through one hour after last out, starting at $12 per bag for baseball games.

Does Truist Park require a clear bag?

No. Truist Park does not permit bags at all, so nothing is carried in, clear or otherwise.

Can you bring outside food into Truist Park?

Fans may bring food as long as it fits inside a clear, gallon-sized plastic bag, plus one sealed plastic bottle of water; one bag of food and one bottle of water are permitted per ticket. Additional considerations are made for those with dietary concerns and infants, and all bags of food are subject to additional inspection at security gates. Ice chests and hard-sided coolers are not allowed; soft-sided coolers without the plastic liner are permitted only for guests with medical needs.

When do gates open at Truist Park?

For each game, gates open two hours prior to first pitch (on weekday day games all gates open 80 minutes before first pitch).

Where do you park for a Atlanta Braves game?

Truist Park has on-site lots including Lot 29, Red Deck, Delta Deck, Orange Deck, Green Deck, Purple Deck, Silver Deck, Battery S3. Reserve a nearby spot in advance through SpotHero on this page.