Truist Park

An absolute stunner! The tour was canceled at 10am but my buddy Daniel was willing to wait until 2pm for the one and only tour of the day with me and this did not disappoint- considering this was the main highlight of Atlanta and I did not get to see anything else but that due to the snowstorm and everything being closed the following day. Bobby the tour guide was excellent and answered every question patiently and with grace. My buddy enjoyed the tour way more than he (and me) expected even when Daniel is not a baseball fan and knew nothing about the sport- asking questions which were not of the usual coming from a football/soccer Brit lad. The stadium is fantastic in all ways from the architecture and design to the dugout and press box and walk of fame. Lots of bars and restaurants in the neighborhood and super safe!!!

One of the best stadiums in baseball. Not a “bad seat” in the whole place. No matter who you’re a fan of, it’s worth the trip. Fun for people who don’t even watch baseball because of the family friendly atmosphere and activities in the park. After the game, enjoy the Battery. Anything from bars and restaurants to escape rooms and shopping, fun for everyone. The only challenge can be parking.

The tour of the park was unreal and our tour guide was great. Can’t remember his name but he had a 2021 World Series ring. Great guy knows his stuff.

Fantastic ballpark! Visited a braves vs dodgers game and every seat in the house was a great view! So many options for food and drinks, and it was easy to get to, park, and enjoy! Truly one of the best parks I’ve been to around the country

I've been here many times. Never a bad time. I try the Coca-Cola corner some days, or I just walk the concourse and try other food. Great, diverse food options on each level. Not a bad seat anywhere inside. Parking options are decent on all sides. The staff is incredibly nice. I'll be back for more games of course.

Our 1st time to Truist Park & it did not disappoint! We took a tour to learn the history & all the park has to offer. All 4 of us enjoyed it... including our 16 year old daughter who is not a sports fan. Great park, great parking options, traffic flows better than expected. The Battery around the park is also a great place to visit. The restaurants & food are all wonderful.

Amazing experience!! Great layout and easy to navigate and find your way from the parking garage all the way to your seats. This place is alive and full of good vibes. Lots of food and shopping available. Memorials for hall of fame and so much to see. Affordable tickets and parking. Go Braves!!

Great park, numerous bars and very kid friendly, perfect for young families. Seats were spacious and museum in the back was very nice. Overall best experience visiting a park, I would highly recommend you add this one to your list if you are wanting to visit baseball parks.

This was our 15th MLB stadium. Nice stadium. Loved The Battery area, soo many places to get a drink, food. Very lively area - hit it up either before or after a game. The big reason for knocking off a star is parking. I remember asking where to park a lot before coming and got a lot of different answers. We ended up parking at one of the remote lots and walking over the freeway about a 20min walk. Next time I'd try parking in the parking garages at Battery as they validate parking but everyone said it would be chaos getting out but it didn't look like it, so who knows. Only got drinks at the stadium as ate in the Battery. Great atmosphere at the game, we went two nights in a row. Would recommend buying your tickets on the day as prices seemed to drop. They still had a chalkboard with the line up, programs were handed out for free. Fireworks for home runs and home team wins. I think they do fireworks shows on Fridays too. They love their 'chop'. Monument Garden is done very well and nice to walk through.

I've seen Braves games at Fulton County stadium, Turner field and now Truist park. All three games against the Mets; all three games they lost. Atlanta Braves management and fans have requested I not return (sad face). I have to say it's an impressive stadium. It's smaller than I imagined. Maybe 40, 000 seats? Even though it's been in use for seven years, it still feels new; and not a bad seat in the house. They've created the Clubhouse store for all your Braves paraphernalia (shhh I think I saw a Yankees lid in there). Did you know you can check out a glove for free? My cousin Bill tells me it's the same glove Chipper Jones used. Friends don't let friends over indulge at the ballpark. I don't know how, but there's a way to get a personal message to appear on the scoreboard. Maybe a way to impress a date? Sadly, the Mets win again today, but we had a great time enjoying over priced beer and hot dogs. 10/24

Well done venue for Braves games. The Roxy is here, too, for concerts. Multiple bars, restaurants and gathering spots along the way and with the Omni hotel. The Braves ballpark needs more than one Jumbotron. Very odd design to build a new ballpark with only one screen. Depending on where you sit, you will not be able to see what's being projected. Concession food is concession food -- overpriced and not good.

First time here - my last Braves game was at Fulton County Stadium. The high energetic ballpark was amazing to navigate in. The mix of restaurants, bars & retail shops provides an inviting open air experience. We came for the Phillies game & sat in the Xfinity Suite. Perfect view of the field with comfortable seating inside & out on the enclosed patio. The complimentary food, snacks & treats were an added plus. The Suite staff were very friendly & accommodating. Parking in the garage was seamless due to the many attendants present. You can pay extra for specialized parking. Upon my return, I'll check out the Braves Museum.

I have now attended several games at Truist - by far one of the best MLB stadiums. There is not a bad seat in the house! From every seat, you can get great views of the field, and have easy access to food, merch, and bathrooms. Food service is always fast, if insanely overpriced. I highly recommend taking the park tour to learn more about Braves' history as well as the venue itself.

Visited Truist Park (stadium #20 for me out of 30) for the first time for Braves vs Phillies on Aug. 22nd and had a fantastic time. I managed to talk a couple of my friends (one being a huge Phillies fan, the other who was there for the vibes - and a beer) into going in on Xfinity Club tickets for the game (mainly because when you're visiting Atlanta in the summer, having access to a/c is a big 'ol bonus - though the weather ended up being AMAZING... about 80 and a slight breeze). The Phillies fan-friend showed up in an old Utley jersey, which, of course, got her some hilarious attention from the Truist Park and Xfinity Club staff. Honestly, all the staff we encountered were super lovely and friendly and fun. We all wandered around the park for a bit - both inside the club and outside of it. I got my passport book stamp, bought some pins for my collection, and we found concessions to fit everyone's tastes (I'm not vegan, but I quite enjoyed the vegan cheesesteak at Slutty Vegan - the cheesesteak itself being called the "Hollywood Hooker"). We bought drinks at one of the grab & go concessions inside the Xfinity Club... on the expensive side, but it's all good. When I go to a new stadium, I expect to splurge a bit. It didn't hurt that the tickets we had purchased each came with a $15 credit on them either. As others have noted, the Xfinity Club level also offers free popcorn, peanuts, and Cracker Jacks for free throughout the game - you can just grab them from any of the stands yourself. And, of course, the view itself? Fantastic. We sat in section 226, row 7, and we really got to enjoy the full view of the stadium from a bit above homeplate. TL;DR In my journey to see all 30 MLB ballparks, Truist Park was a memorable stop. While I didn't really spend much time in The Battery area, I can say that Truist Park is a fan-friendly delight.

Braves Win (3) over Philly (2)!!! We were lucky enough to have tickets to the Atlanta Braves on a Thursday night. Parking pass included & Xfinity Club seats. I forget what deck we parked in, but literally emptied into the Battery where there is fun shopping, restaurants & people watching all day!!! All staff so hospitable, folks in great moods, prices for beer & snacks not bad, but the high cost of eating out still exists!! We go into the Xfinity entrance to the game & walk into a beautiful club- pics will show you! So nice, but know that if you eat at the burger/dog/chicken finger restaurant (order at the counter) it has great prices & the portions can feed 2-3 people easy with 1 entree. Beer $$, but you are there to splurge some! Enjoy shopping for Braves merch outside of the club too- a wrist band gets you in/out no problem. Cushion seats- YES PLEASE- behind home plate. Can see EVERYTHING!!! All popcorn, bags of peanuts & Crackers Jacks included all game long. No idea the cost of these tickets- were given to us. If you can get your hands on some- GO!!! Box/Suites available as well, of course. GO BRAVES!!!

FINALLY, my first Braves game! This place has everything for everyone! It's family friendly AND it's a great time if you don't have children with you! The atmosphere is amazing, the layout is simple, and there are plenty of bars, eateries, and help if you need it! For us to have a baby with us, it was fairly simple and I was surprised. The walk to the stadium wasn't bad. We went on Ludacris Night which was also a Bobble Head night, therefore, we got there early so we can get our bobble head and stood in line since 3:30-4pm. Shoutout to Terrapin for having free ice cold water available to sip while standing in line in the hot, Georgia sun. That's a game changer! There's a line for strollers so that was great. I was also happy to see I could pack a baby bag. I ended up buying a small, clear book bag to store items for baby and I, but it's good to know baby bags are an exception. They typically don't allow bags in the stadium. Getting to our seats was easy. We sat in section 316 and had a good view of the field and it was covered in case there was rain. Ticket prices were amazing! They were only $9 a piece. There are elevators if you can't take the stairs and plenty of cool vendors and food inside the park. Definitely going back with and without baby!

Great baseball stadium located in the Battery. Came during very hot weather, which was a bit rough. Luckily, where you get food and drinks is basically a wind tunnel, so I was able to cool down quickly. I do wish there were more designated ride share pickup locations. The apps had everyone going across the street where numerous black SUVs were parking and trying to get you to take their service instead of the apps (more expensive and no guaranteed safety).

I came here yesterday to go to a Phillies and braves game - something I've been wanting to do for quite some time. The rain started but didn't completely ruin our parade as it cleared up and we were able to enjoy a great game from the teams. The restaurants surrounding the stadium, and the concession food was top tier! Everything delicious and well organized for fans. Staff were all pleasant and helped us to our seats. The only complaint I have is that parking was $159. One hundred and fifty nine dollars!! I just thought that was insane so I'm giving it a 4 stars because no way! It could have been the deck we chose but still it just appeared to be excessive. Will definitely come again but I think a Lyft ride over would still be cheaper than this parking situation!

One of our favorite parks in the South, we love coming to Truist. Not a bad seat in the house. Decent parking, we don't mind the walk. Decent food options. Bathrooms always seem clean. Fun contests and fan participation. A great park!

Ambiance: Baseball venue for the Atlanta Braves surrounded by multiple shops/restaurants/bars that make for a fun game day experience! Like most ball parks, the food and drinks were quite pricey - However, I totally recommend the hot dogs! Affordable & yummy! Quick & easy to get inside the stadium and find our seats. Fun game & amusements. A must-do for anyone visiting Atlanta!

Fun times at Truist Park - Battery in Atlanta. Two reviews in One First the Truist Park - aka The Battery There are a variety of eateries / bars when you can stroll around the park before heading to see a Braves Game. Also there is small place where kids can play on the artificial turf or run through a water geyser area. While the parents or adults can sip on "adult" or nonalcoholic drinks while having a decent meal from the many restaurants. Get the food "to-go" and chill out on the turf while hearing a DJ or other performers on the stage. We saw a few people bring their lawn chairs to relax and be entertained by the people. So you don't have to buy a Braves ticket to enjoy the festivities in the Battery. The Truist Park - Battery itself was 4 stars. This is due to the congestion which can be very tight when overcrowded with people and the booming music being pumped throughout the park. I wouldn't want to be here when it is 90 + degrees and lack of wind. Smelly, rude, and hungry people are not my thing. If I want that type of atmosphere, I would travel to a different "theme" park in Florida - if you know what I mean . I know - I have been one of those smelly, rude, and hungry people and that was just at my house! At times it was hard to hear a conversation but the atmosphere was lovely and fun! Will definitely hang out and enjoy the restaurants and not go to the game. Just chill and relax when the rest of the fans are in the ball park and you have the Battery all to yourself with your closest 5,000 of your friends! 2nd part of the Review: Da' Food! As for a meal, we had pizzas at Antico Pizza. Due to the Braves game most of the restaurants were supper busy including the pizza place. However, your can order drinks and pizza at the windows near the front entrance. We ordered two Large Pizzas and got them in 30 minutes. All pizzas are large and thin crust ONLY. The were respectively priced around $22-$23 per pizza. Also, they have a limited selection of calzones, salads and antipasti to choose from. Overall the pizzas were 3.5 stars. Hot and light but was lacking in some of seasoning. There were six adults and two kids who ate the two Large Pizzas. San Gennaro - $23 - 3.5 Stars Italian sausage, Sweet Red Peppers, Bufala Mozzarella, Garlic, Cipollini Onions This could have been better in flavor. Was missing the flavor from the roasted garlic and sweetness of the Cipollini Onions. Pizza was good. This isn't too spicy. Diavola -$23 - 4 Stars Spicy Salami, Calabrian Peppers, Bufala Mozzarella, Garlic The Calabrian Peppers gave this pizza a spicy kick to it and was hands down the better of two pizzas due to the flavor of the peppers. However if you can't handle the heat then the San Gennaro is a good choice to satisfy your hunger. .

The staff at the event demonstrated remarkable professionalism, contributing to a well-organized experience. The baseball "game" food served throughout the day was delicious, and the offerings in the suite were outstanding. The bartender was personable and friendly, enhancing the overall atmosphere. It was a fantastic experience, and our clients thoroughly enjoyed their day.

I live in Atlanta in the early 2000s, and enjoyed many games at Turner field. To say the new park is an upgrade is an understatement! First off, it's not in a terrible part of town, making it feel much safer getting into and out of. The park has all kinds of concession stands with food options for every taste palette, even vegan! There are plenty of accessible options from stairs to escalators, elevators and even ramps to get to the level you're seated on. I explored the park some while the braves got demolished and couldn't find any spot in the park that didn't have a decent view. The seats are your standard hard shelled plastic, so no upgrade there. I will say I was a bit disappointed they didn't seem to offer any local beer at the concession stands. The closest I could find was beer from Athens, GA (almost 2 hours away). While watching the game I saw a woman come back to her seat with a platter of nachos, and after a long search found them for myself. I also enjoyed. A mini helmet of Dippin' Dots, and met Santa!! All in all it's a beautiful park, great location, and a good time, even though they lost!

Truist will NEVER replace Turner Field however, it is a nice stadium. They have a nice fun fair type of section if you'd like to play games. They have food stalls but the food is very pricey so be prepared however, you can eat before hand at any of the restaurants at the Battery. There's also a type of "museum" inside with a nice walkway and shows the history of the Braves which is nice and peaceful. A great place to take pictures, see the history, the championship trophies are there and a lot more. Only downfall for me besides the price of food and its just okay is parking, I don't park in the garages because they get very expensive on event days and getting in out and is chaotic so you have to park a bit farther than expected and usually it involves walking up a hill going to or from.

I truly enjoy visiting Truist Park! There are ample parking options both within and around the park. The cost of parking and the distance to the desired area are factors to consider when choosing a parking spot. My group and I decided to attend an Atlanta Braves game as a fun outing. We had a fantastic time! The seats provided an excellent view of the game, and there was never a dull moment. Additionally, the park offers a variety of restaurants and bars, providing opportunities for socializing and relaxation. I highly recommend Truist Park whether you are interested in attending a game, grabbing a bite to eat, or simply unwinding and enjoying the atmosphere.

Park is really nice. The area leading up to the stadium has a bunch of nice bars and restaurants. Be prepared for a lot of people and dogs. In the stadium itself there are a lot of food and drink options as well. We did the Jim Beam club and I was disappointed in that. I've been to a lot of club levels and they always have something that makes it special. This one has almost nothing but a quick little fast food counter and a bar. The only thing that is free is the ice cream after the second inning and stale popcorn.It has a weird little point system so you might be able to get something to eat free or you might get a discount on the drinks, was kind of a disappointment for the amount of money we paid.

Truist Park is new and shiny and loud but lacks distinction. The adjacent Battery entertainment district is a major bonus. Background Attended a mid-week August night game, lower deck third base-side (was unshaded early, first base-side would've been better). Atlanta played Milwaukee, the Brew Crew beat the Marietta Braves 8-4. Stadium Heeded multiple Yelp reviews and stayed at a local hotel (mile away, reasonably priced) to avoid parking. Hey, if you enjoy giant video screens, flashing lights, firework displays (even after strikeouts) and an extremely loud sound system this is the place! Did I say it was loud? Great eye and ear candy for the video game generation. As with all new stadiums the sight lines are excellent, not a bad seat in the house. Unfortunately, there's nothing that really sets the stadium view apart. Ask me in a couple years to recall something memorable about the field and I'll surely be stumped. Food The hot dog was flavorful, nothing to complain about. Food choices inside the stadium are rather pedestrian. However, and make that a big HOWEVER, The new Battery District built next to Truist has ample choices. My wife and I arrived early to eat, drink, drink a little more and sight-see. We totally enjoyed the experience. For good or bad, I anticipate these centers to be included among the next wave of stadium construction. In Atlanta's case at least, it's a positive. What's Unusual? The Tomahawk Chop. The Tomahawk Chop. This is not the platform for a debate on the cheer, one can read plenty on the pros and cons elsewhere online. Let's just say that if you enjoy the Chop you're in luck, because you'll certainly see and hear it. A lot. Summary Admittedly, I'm not a Braves fan. I came to the game fully prepared for a less-than-fun experience, but I actually enjoyed our evening at the game.

Rounding out the true Trifecta of Atlanta Sports. (I went to a baseball game at the old braves stadium which converted to the GSU football stadium) I can safely say that I've attended all three stadiums with the home team all in wins. Truist Park is an interesting conglomeration of small businesses and restaurants all in a row at the Battery (which is where we started the day) leading up to an easy walk to our seats. The Braves were playing the Giants and eek'ed out a win. It was exciting to see them come from 4 runs behind and to win the game on a home run. the concessions are nice but pricy, i am spoiled by Mercedes Benz Stadium. Where all the food is reasonable. Beautiful park and you can see everything from everywhere. I know this because i saw Metallica from way up on top. It was historic. You CAN enjoy the Battery without going inside the stadium. You can see the game from everywhere which is great for those people who cant pay the $$$ tickets but almost went to the game but they can attest that they were there!

Went to the Braves vs White Sox game while visiting. It was a fun game and they had good options for food. Steve Aioki played after the game which was fun!

I found dug out tickets on vivid seats for my husbands birthday. The experience was great, we got to interact with the players and mascot. Our tticket came with unlimited ice cream snd popcorn. I also ordered the bbq nachos in a ball cap. The only downside is that you have to pre purchase parking, but that iisn't enough to knock off a star!

Had a great day at Truist. The guard that checked us in (home plate entrance) was great! Quick call on the radio that there would be a service dog in the stadium, with our location and we were on our way. We just moved from spot to spot in the third level. The people were great! Small crowd. I love it when people know how to handle the arrival of a service animal. Professionalism is key. Thank you, I was worried as it was Tuukka's first game!!!! Also, a thank you to Cobb Sheriff Croft....Braves win!!!!!

I've visited Truist Park several times & that's to watch the Atlanta Braves! I personally like Truist Park better than Turner Field, but only by a little bit. I think the idea was to keep bring less congestion in the city of Atlanta, but now, Truist is cluttering up Marietta. The Good: The Braves are an awesome team! Every game that I've been to has been an awesome time, win or lose. - The customer service of the staff is pretty good! I've never had any issues or anyone that was rude. - I love the giveaway games!! The Bad & Ugly: Food prices are ridiculous. Most event spaces are but it's too damn high here for basic ass food. - The parking is atrocious and expensive. The cheapest parking is $20 and it's a pretty long walk, at least a 20 minute walk. They leave a lot of the color lots closeby for season ticket holders. - When it's hot, it's scorching. That's not their fault but it would be great to have some mist fans throughout the stadium to keep guests cool. The free paper fans are sometimes not enough. Overall, if you want a good time with your partner or family & friends, head to see Los Bravos at Truist Park!

Awesome place, except... If you go here, don't drive. Red lot after a Braves game...you might as well spend the night. This alone makes me want to avoid going to this area.

Really love that the Braves stadium has moved to Cobb! Makes it so convenient for us to go to Braves games. Love that there's a huge selection of food outside of the park as well as inside the park. I wish baseball tickets were more affordable, but this is a great addition to the area!

Do not park in the structures near the stadium. It's been more than 25 mins still stuck in the structure absolutely horse poop. Especially for the charge of 50 dollars. Why isn't payment taken before hand for the baseball game attendees!! Someone please rescue me if I am still here by 1045!! Absolutely poor organization. Trash trash trash.

This review is for Truist Park concerts. The organization was really poor and staff were really unhelpful. None of the staff seemed to know where the VIP check in was and would give vague instructions that led us nowhere so we had to keep asking. Check in ran way behind the schedule they had given us. Which led us to waiting in scorching heat for hours. There is poor public transport here, so getting out of the parking deck after the event took nearly an hour. I heard from others that they waited for Ubers for almost 2 hours. Security on the floor for VIP section was nonexistent, especially compared to other venues I have gone to. There were people STANDING on their chairs and blocking other people's views but there were no security around to do anything?? Also multiple people were able to sneak onto floor without actual floor tickets. They just started sitting in empty seats and taking seats they did not pay for. The people in our section had to keep kicking them out because people would steal their seats when they got up. Terrible staff and security. Overpriced food which is usual for stadiums. Concert was great and show was great but I would not attend an event here again unless absolutely necessary.

If you like baseball this is the place to be. Very easy parking. The seats are comfortable. They have good food. And overall it's lots of fun! It's a great night out for the whole family.

The most critical things I can say about attending Truist Park have to do with the distance between the ballpark and public transit options. If that were remedied, this place might be perfect (after all, that would help immensely with parking and traffic). Before I go further, I should mention that my review won't cover the normal stadium fare or seating, because I was lucky enough to snag a seat in the Chairman Seats. No, this option isn't cheap, but doing so gets you at field level immediately surrounding home plate (only the Truist Club seats are closer). And with that comes complementary in-seat service for food and drinks. In addition, it also provides access to the Delta Sky360 Club lounge, which in itself is an experience. I ate at least two meals worth of food down there before the game even started, not to mention all the beer and water I drank. Nice bathrooms, access to clubhouse store items for sale in the lounge, and perhaps the nicest staff in all of sports as well -- you can start to understand the value that comes with these exclusive tickets. I'd definitely consider doing this again. After the game I also took some time to look around the other features of the stadium. Honestly, it seemed like all the seats had really good views. I also noticed a wide range of dining options for attendees. There are a number of well designed displays throughout the stadium's concourses that showcase the history of this proud franchise and its members. Every Braves fan should make an effort to come here at least once and take it all in. There's also The Battery just outside the stadium with several shopping and dining options present. Again, if they can find a way to get MARTA direct service to the ballpark, I don't know if we could imagine a better place to take in a baseball game.

My friends and I came to our first ever Braves game! Some of us opted for the cheapest parking which was $10 for lot 47 while others paid $25 for a five minute closer walk. As I was warned before, be prepared to walk depending on which lot you park at since we walked almost 1.5 miles from lot 47. Also, make sure to have your ticket ready before pulling into the lot as they will be scanning before pulling in. There were a ton of food and drink stalls located throughout the multiple floors of seats. I found an iced drink kiosks which was perfectly cold for the hot day but a little too sweet for me. Not going to lie, I did not pay attention to much of the game but I still had fun and would definitely come again!

Really nice new ballpark. Has all the modern facilities and a lot of places to buy food. They do have internet food ordering. It's huge. Lots of seats with great views. Inside there is a lot for the kids including rock climbing and zip lines. But They didn't really plan for people. Lines for fan stores and food places snake through the main walkways blocking foot traffic. So people get backed up in the congestion. Many lines take two innings to get to the front. Why would anyone tolerate that? It feels like this was designed in a vacuum and other that the seats, the fans were an afterthought. Outside the built and entertainment city of things to do before and after the games.

I just moved to ATL less than a year ago and this was my first game and my first visit to a stadium. I come from LA so I really didn't know what to expect, but I loved it! Though there were a lot of people, it wasn't "crowded," and there were so many options + areas to eat inside the park and outside. My only two irritations was how challenging it was to fine stairs, escalators, elevators, seating sections (at first). And it was equally as challenging find the rideshare pickup zone as they are kind of hidden and we were overwhelmed with taxis and impromptu rideshare drivers, who by the way, heavily inflate their prices so just wait for your Uber/Lyft. (They were charging $75-100 to go to College Park. Our Uber was around $40). Looking forward to more games!

July 2023 ** IMPORTANT- parking at the red lot (super close to the entrance at Battery Park) was available for $18 when I bought the tickets but I did not realize how quickly these sell out; don't make the same mistake, I ended up paying $40 and walking 20 minutes!)*** **** There were several bag graveyards. NO BAGS BIGGER THAN A LARGE WALLET WITH A STRAP or one of those mini book bags . It doesn't matter if it's clear AT ALL**** Amazing times at Truist Park! We went for 'Harry Potter Night ' They gave each confirmed ticket a Hogwarts Jersey! We also received special baseball cards for attending . Service: 5/5 Getting the jerseys ($0) at guest services and nachos ($17, we shared) and hurricanes ($17) all took less than five minutes each. Prices: see above Prices were as expected for the environment. Nachos were enough for 2 to 3 people. Ambiance: 5/5 The Braves lost against Los Angeles at the game I attended, but the camaraderie was still there, and everyone respected each other. Taste/Textures: 5/5 What truly beat a ballpark hotdog, ballpark nachos, and ballpark canned drinks...lol? Value: 5/5 Definitely worth the money spent! This is a good thing to do in Atlanta! A good time with friends and family. Highly recommend it for anyone visiting or who hasn't been in a while. Would love to do a staycation here: Rent an Airbnb, hang out at Battery Park before and after the game, and then chill in a beautiful room with a view walking distance from the stadium..... Bottom Line : Do it , do it ! julio 2023 ** IMPORTANTE: el estacionamiento en el lote rojo (muy cerca de la entrada en Battery Park) estaba disponible por $ 18 cuando compré los boletos, pero no me di cuenta de lo rápido que se agotaron; no cometas el mismo error, terminé pagando $40 y caminando 20 minutos!)*** ¡Tiempos increíbles en Truist Park! Fuimos por la 'Noche de Harry Potter' ¡Le dieron a cada boleto confirmado una camiseta de Hogwarts! También recibimos tarjetas de béisbol especiales por asistir. Servicio: 5/5 Conseguir las camisetas ($0) en servicios para huéspedes y nachos ($17, compartimos) y huracanes ($17) tomó menos de cinco minutos cada uno. Precios: ver arriba Los precios eran como se esperaba para el medio ambiente. Los nachos fueron suficientes para 2 o 3 personas. Ambiente: 5/5 Los Bravos perdieron contra Los Ángeles en el juego al que asistí, pero la camaradería seguía ahí y todos se respetaban mutuamente. Sabor/Texturas: 5/5 ¿Qué es lo que realmente supera a un hot dog, a los nachos y a las bebidas enlatadas... jajaja? Valor: 5/5 Definitivamente vale la pena el dinero gastado! ¡Esto es algo bueno que hacer en Atlanta! Un buen momento con amigos y familiares. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente para cualquiera que visite o que no haya estado en mucho tiempo. Me encantaría hacer una estadía aquí: Alquile un Airbnb, pase el rato en Battery Park antes y después del partido, y luego relájese en una hermosa habitación con vista a poca distancia del estadio... Línea de fondo : Hazlo hazlo !

Another excellent game and experience at Truist Park! The battery area is perfect to walk around, shop, and eat. I would recommend arriving an hour or two before you plan to enter the stadium to enjoy all the battery has to offer along with the pre game activities just before you enter the stadium!

Visited Truist Park with my job. We were up in the suites & we had a great view. It came with food & non alcoholic beverages but could get drinks down stairs at the stalls. I had a pineapple Margarita but honestly it wasn't the best. I had fries and a bulldog from Slutty Vegan which wasnt a favorite of mines. We waited over 30mins for the food. Truist is very big, has lots of history on the man floor. A lot of parking & i would gladly be back to visit

Let's Go Braves!!! Great food options. A plethora of cocktails and beers to choose from. Section 131 is best for the overall view and access, right next to the walk off market for quick beverages. 10/10 smashing

We always have the best time at Truist Park rooting on the Braves! Drinks and food are a little expensive, so I recommend eating and drinking at the Battery beforehand. Can't wait to be back!

This is a solid baseball stadium. Very clean and beers and food are a plenty here. A little pricey but what do you expect? Sitting by 1st base is a great view and if you bring a small bag please note they will probably tell you to take it back to your car or put it in a locker which costs $11. Overall a fun place to come with friends and family. 4 stars!

First time in the Baseball stadium. I thought it was pretty amazing. It was very clean and organized. I had club tickets and thought it was great they had so many things to pick from inside and outside the club. Staff was really nice too! They all said hi and enjoy your game. I stopped in one of the stores just to look and me and the store guy talked a little bit about the game.

Braves game is always a great time. Truist Park is one of the best in the country. If you're traveling through ATL make sure you hit a Braves game. Worth the effort. Safe, fun, best team in the world.

What a fantastic ball park!! Truly beautiful... The place was packed! I was able to come here due to a work event. I love baseball in person! The park is set up well, but for your sake depending on the time of year you want to be sure to get seats out of the Sun! Even on a nice day the Sun can be brutal here and sitting in the Sun for 4 hours can be a bit of a bit so fun time. There is plenty to choose from for food or drink... I opted for the hotdog, fries, a sprite and peanuts (how do you go to a ballgame and not have peanuts?) it was expensive but not more then I would expect for a ballpark like this. My seat was fantastic... third base side, under cover but with a great view. It was a great event and now I want to bring my family here next season. I highly suggest taking in a game here.

This is a great stadium. I had ordered a nacho hat and that was the best nachos I've had in a while. slightly spicy while being super cheesy and hot. I would recommend that 100% of the time. I also like the great amount of bathrooms. There was never a line for the bathroom and there were tons of bathrooms on each floor. The game atmosphere was the craziest I've experienced. If you want to be entertained for hours I would go to a Braves game.

Truist Park is one of Atlanta's newest sports venues and as an ATL native, it is so nice to see ATL sports on the rise! This is the Braves' new homeground (aka the best MLB team currently) and it is a big glow-up from the previous Turner Field. They transitioned to area in 2017 -- which actually has been a little bit from now. They are in a plaza called "The Battery" that has various restaurants, shopping area and bars so folks can come here and enjoy the ballgame without necessarily paying to get into Truist Park. Truist Park is located a little north from Atlanta in Cobb County, which I personally thought was a great decision as ATL downtown is pretty damn congested as it is already. I have come to watch one Braves game here and I also came to work a k-pop concert (TWICE) and I will say -- Truist Park is truly amazing and it provides a great experience whether you're attending to watch a Braves game or a concert. The vibes are exquisite and you feel like you're at a more modern place and it feels great! A day at the ballpark will never disappoint -- and especially with the Braves playing like they are right now, it is an absolute must-check-out place when you're visiting Atlanta!

Went for a braves game! The attendees were super helpful trying to find the pick up section for Uber but it was really hard for the Uber to find us. Took about 45 mins standing out in the street trying to gave down the Uber. The game was great and the food had lots of option- recommend the market on the 3rd floor. Beware of find parking- recommend parking in the work buildings or the KFC/Wendy's near by and walking rest of the way!

I love this stadium! Always a great time at the game and plenty of restaurants and entertainment

I've been to several ballgames now, and Truist Park is without a doubt a great place to watch a Major League Baseball game. The fan experience is great, and if you're a Braves fan like me, the "Hall of Fame" section is amazing. They have a ton of food options and the Club Store is extensive. If you love baseball and having a good time, visit Truist Park to catch a game. Go Braves!!!

Truest Park, (formally known as Suntrust Park) is an exceptional time. There is lots to do even if you don't go to the Braves game. The stadium itself is full of great food and drink stations and there is a fun experience for the kids with zip lining, pitching tents, etc.. It was a great day and I'm so glad the Braves won!

Let's go Braves!! My first time checking out Truist park, I heard so many great things about it, so I had to bring my sons to a game. Now they did lose but the experience was awesome. We had great seats, my sons got chicken tenders, I got tenders and a foot long hot dog, I should have taken a pic but I didn't. It was great. Also the location is great, I will get there earlier next time so I can enjoy some of the restaurants outside of the ball park. Loved it!