Step Inside: Truist Park – Home of the Atlanta Braves

Stadium History | Parking & Admission | Seating & Capacity | Food & Concessions

Truist Park is located in the Atlanta metropolitan area in Cobb County, Georgia, in the unincorporated community of Cumberland, which is about 10 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta. Opened in 2017, Truist Park is the home of the Atlanta Braves of Major League Baseball.

Truist Park was built as a replacement to Turner Field, which served as the home stadium for the Braves from 1997 to 2016 and was located in the downtown area of Atlanta. Prior to Turner Field, the Braves played one block away at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium from 1966 to 1996.

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In 2013, the Braves announced that the franchise would leave their previous home, Turner Field, after the 2016 season. Turner Field was originally built for the 1996 Summer Olympics, which were hosted in Atlanta, and was originally named Centennial Olympic Stadium. Following the Olympics, the stadium was converted into a baseball stadium and was leased to the Braves by the Atlanta-Fulton County Recreation Authority on a 20-year lease.

The Braves originally looked at renovating Turner Field, but estimates came back with a bill for $350 million. In addition, complaints about access to Turner Field centered on underserved parking and congested transportation options, leading the franchise to begin looking at options outside of downtown Atlanta.

Construction for Truist Park began in 2014 with a targeted opening of 2017. The park was completed on February 24, 2017, and was originally named SunTrust Park. The name changed to Truist Park in 2020 after a merger between SunTrust Bank and Truist Financial.

The 2017 MLB season was the first for the Atlanta Braves in their new stadium, and the first MLB game played at the stadium was against the San Diego Padres. The Braves won that game 5–2. Braves legend, Hank Aaron, threw out the ceremonial first pitch. During pregame ceremonies, the organization’s 10 retired numbers were revealed on a façade in left field with Hank Aaron, Bobby Cox, Tom Glavine, Chipper Jones, Dale Murphy, Phil Niekro, and John Smoltz in attendance.

The first football game played at Truist Park was between Kennesaw State University and Jacksonville State University. Kennesaw State beat Jacksonville State 60–52 in 5OT.

Truist Park has also hosted several concerts since its opening. The first concert at the stadium was on April 28, 2017, when Billy Joel performed as part of his tour, Billy Joel in Concert. Other artists to perform at the stadium include Def Leppard, Jason Aldean, and Zac Brown Band.

Parking and Admission at Truist Park

When planning to attend a game at Truist Park, you will want to account for travel. If you plan to travel by car, there are plenty of parking options, but one common question is, how much is parking at Truist Park? Parking options vary depending on the length of time you are parked, which lot you use, and the event. For game days, Truist Park events rates are:

Red, Green, Purple and Yellow Parking Decks

• 0–2 Hours: FREE
• 2–3 Hours: $20
• 3–4 Hours: $30
• 4–24 Hours: $50

Orange Parking Deck

• Valet parking ONLY Braves Premium Clubs

Street Parking (Limited)

• $10 per hour

Truist Park recommends pre-purchasing parking before visiting the venue, available right here on Ticketmaster. Braves-controlled lots have varying opening times. Please confirm parking lot opening times before purchasing.

Public transit options for Truist Park include CobbLinc Circulator Blue and Circulator Green lines. There are also designated RideShare pick-up and drop-off locations at Windy Ridge Parkway and Heritage Court.

Truist Park rules are in place to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all guests at the stadium. Prohibited items are in accordance with MLB policy. Gates open two hours before first pitch. On Thursday games, gates will open 90 minutes before first pitch.

Truist Park policy requires that all fans enter the stadium by walking through metal detectors. If the device detects something, you will be required to check your pockets before additional screening with a handheld metal detector.

In accordance with MLB policy, Truist Park recommends fans do not bring any bags. According to those rules, the only bags permitted inside Truist Park are bags that do not exceed 16″x16″x8″.

Possible exceptions include:

• Diaper bags
• Single-compartment drawstring bags
• Other bags used for medical reasons
• All items are subject to search and all other bags will be denied.

Truist Park Capacity & Seating Options

When you visit Truist Park, you have plenty of seating options to enjoy the game. Truist Park capacity is 41,084. When the stadium originally opened in 2017, capacity was 41,149 but was reduced after the season with some changes to the top six rows of seats in sections 122 and 130. The attendance record during the regular season is 43,619.

Other Truist Park seating options include club seats, suites, and VIP seating. Truist Park offers party suites in both the Champions and Xfinity suites. These suites offer plenty of space and can accommodate 20 to 52 people. Feel like a VIP at Truist Park with a premium seating opportunity including the exclusive Truist Club which offers the most luxurious gameday experience at Truist Park. Other club options include the Xfinity Club and Delta SKY360° Club.

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Food & Beverage Options at Truist Park

Truist Park concessions cover all the ballpark favorites along with local offerings and signature specialties. Find the complete list of food and beverage vendors at Truist Park below.

 

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Food & Beverage Concession Vendors by Section at Truist Park

Section 105

• Chick-fil-A

Section 106

• Dippin’ Dots

Section 108

• Svedka Bar

Section 111

• The Carvery

Section 112

• The Slice

Section 113

• 1871 Grille

Section 116

• Ballpark Classics
• Smokey Q

Section 120

• Cutwater Stand

Section 130

• Suncruiser Walk Off Market

Section 131

• Lit Bar

Section 135

• Ballpark Classics

Section 137

• Braves Grill & Go

Section 138

• Coops Champion Chicken
• Mayfield Ice Cream Stand

Section 141

• 1871 Grille

Section 142

• Dippin’ Dots

Section 143

• Chick-fil-A

Section 144

• Jim Beam Bar

Section 145

• Bona Fide Deluxe

Section 146

• Ole Mole Nachos

Section 147

• Ballpark Classics

Section 148

• ASW Bar
• Mayfield Ice Cream Stand

Section 149

• Center Field Market
• Snowie ATL
• Mayfield Ice Cream Stand

Section 150

• The Slice

Section 151

• Fox Brothers BBQ

Section 152

• The Taco Factory

Sections 152-155 (Outfield Market)

• Coop’s Wings
• Fred’s Meat and Bread
• Giving Kitchen
• Grindhouse Burger
• Pepper’s Hot Dogs
• Sweet Spot
• Taqueria Tsunami
• Velvet Taco

Section 155

• H&F Burgers

Section 158

• Coors Light Chophouse

Section 212

• El Jimador Tequila Bar

Section 215

• The Slice
• 1871 Grille

Section 217

• Mayfield Ice Cream Stand

Section 220

• Dippin’ Dots

Section 230

• Dippin’ Dots

Section 231

• Chick-fil-A

Section 232

• El Jimador Tequila Bar

Section 233

• Topo Chico Tunnel

Section 239

• The Slice
• 1871 Grille

Section 242

• Ballpark Classics
• Smokey Q

Section 243

• Mayfield Ice Cream Stand

Section 308

• Xfinity Rooftop Bar

Section 310

• Blue Moon Beer Garden

Section 313

• Braves Market

Section 314

• Dippin’ Dots

Section 315

• Grindhouse Burger

Section 317

• Braves Grill & Go

Section 320

• Coops Champion Chicken
• Mayfield Ice Cream Stand

Section 321

• Suncruiser Bar

Section 322

• Blue Moon Beer Stand
• Mayfield Ice Cream Stand

Section 326

• Chick-fil-A

Section 329

• Smokey Q

Section 330

• Blue Moon Beer Stand
• Mayfield Ice Cream Stand

Section 332

• 1871 Grille

Section 335

• Grindhouse Burger

Section 337

• Braves Grill & Go

Section 340

• Dippin’ Dots

Section 341

• Chick-fil-A

Section 343

• Braves Market

Section 344 (Coca-Cola Corner)

• The Sip

Section 347

• King of Pops
• Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Park
• Sandlot Snacks
• Snowie ATL