Truist Park

Reviewing Truist Park’s policies before arrival can help ensure a smooth entry and event experience. Guests are encouraged to check official guidelines in advance to avoid delays at security screening.

• Re-Entry & Smoking: Re-entry is not permitted once a guest exits the ballpark. Truist Park is a smoke-free facility, including e-cigarettes and vaping devices.
• Payment Options: Truist Park operates as a cashless venue. Concessions and merchandise locations accept major credit and debit cards, as well as mobile payment options.
• Prohibited Items: Outside food and beverages are generally not allowed, with limited exceptions. Drones, selfie sticks, laser pointers, and oversized signs are prohibited. Refer to the official policy page for the most current guidance.
• Age Restrictions: Most games and events are open to all ages. Any age-specific restrictions will be listed on the event page.

For the most up-to-date guidance and information on regulations, including bag policies, visit the official Truist Park information page.

The Cumberland and greater Atlanta area blends major-league sports energy with a strong live music culture. From stadium-scale events to intimate club performances, the region supports a wide range of touring artists and local talent.

• The Eastern: Located in Atlanta’s Reynoldstown neighborhood, The Eastern is a purpose-built music venue with a capacity of approximately 2,200 guests.⁴ It’s known for its powerful sound, tiered layout, and dynamic indoor and rooftop stages.⁴
• Georgia Theatre: The site began as the Athens YMCA and later served as the home of several businesses before the Elite Theatre opened in 1935.⁵ Renamed the Georgia Theatre and reopened after a 2009 fire, it became a major music venue with a capacity of approximately 1,028. ^5,10
• Live! at the Battery: Located at I-75 and I-285 in Cumberland, The Battery Atlanta is a 3 million square-foot mixed-use destination open year-round.⁶ Live! at the Battery accommodates approximately 2,200 guests.¹¹

Truist Park offers parking in official Braves-managed lots surrounding the ballpark, with advance parking passes strongly recommended on game days and for major events.³ The venue sits just off Interstate 75 and Interstate 285, making it accessible from across the greater Atlanta area.³

Public Transportation: CobbLinc provides bus service to the Atlanta area, including routes that connect to MARTA rail stations.³ Guests can use MARTA to reach nearby stations and transfer to the CobbLinc service for access to Truist Park.³

Driving: If driving, you’ll find Truist Park at 755 Battery Avenue SE. The official venue website recommends buying parking at one of the nearby lots in advance for game days.³ Review the parking map before purchasing to check lot locations and opening times. Nearby parking locations include:

• The Red Deck: 2565 Circle 75 Pkwy SE
• The Delta Deck: 755 Battery Ave SE

Truist Park offers a wide range of food and beverage options, from classic ballpark staples to elevated, all-inclusive club dining.¹ Guests can find traditional favorites like hot dogs, popcorn, and peanuts throughout the concourse, along with specialty stands that feature rotating and internationally inspired menu items.¹

Premium spaces such as the Truist Club, Delta SKY360° Club, and Xfinity Club feature expanded dining areas, multiple food stations, and full-service bars.¹ Alcohol is available at designated locations across the ballpark, including beer, wine, and mixed drinks.¹ Select club sections also provide in-seat service, allowing fans to enjoy food and drinks without leaving their seats.¹

After breaking ground in September 2014, Truist Park opened in 2017 as the new home of the Atlanta Braves.⁷ Built at an approximate cost of $672 million, the 41,000-seat ballpark was developed in partnership with the Cobb-Marietta Coliseum and Exhibit Hall Authority. It was completed alongside The Battery Atlanta mixed-use district in just two and a half years.⁷ Originally named SunTrust Park, the venue was renamed Truist Park in 2020 after the merger of SunTrust Bank and BB&T.⁷

The stadium features a cantilever design that places a high percentage of seats closer to the field than other Major League ballparks, with no obstructed views.⁷ The outfield wall varies in height from six feet in left field to 16 feet in right, adding visual and strategic distinction.⁷ Premium seating includes approximately 4,000 upgraded seats and dedicated spaces such as the Hank Aaron Terrace and the Home Depot Clubhouse.⁷