Great park, great game - Truist Park, the home of the Atlanta Braves, offers a modern and fan-friendly experience. The park combines state-of-the-art amenities with Southern charm. The seating provides excellent views from all angles, and the stadium’s design allows fans to feel close to the action. With a variety of food options, including local favorites, and interactive features like Monument Garden, Truist Park is more than just a ballpark—it’s a complete entertainment destination for baseball lovers.

60th birthday get away - Although I live in Canada I have been a Braves fan since I was 17. A fan of baseball since I was 3 yrs old in the dug out with my dad the coach. A trip to Atlanta and the game was a surprise for my 60th birthday. The Braves did not disappoint this gal.

Fun time! - Super fun! A great family experience. There is plenty to walk around and do while waiting for the game to begin!!

Expensive Night At the Ballgame!!! - We enjoyed our night at Truist Park. GPS took us directly to the attraction. Parked in the Silver Garage- quite a hike to the ballfield!!! $40 too expensive!!! Seats tickets were expensive too!!! Bring $ if you have a family!!! The food choices were good- hot dogs, pizza, peanuts, and cracker jacks. $$$$$$ All employees were very helpful!!!

Great Experience - This is baseball done right. It was surprising that a park this size could feel so personal. It was an excellent experience. The park was perfectly designed in my opinion. The food was moderately priced in relation to other ball parks. I never thought I would love this park as much as the old Turner Field, but I'm officially won over.

Great time after the rain settled! - Rain delay a couple hours but game was great and had a blast pregame waiting for it to start! The Battery is amazing and great atmosphere!!

NBA reviews Atlanta Braves Truist Ballpark - This is a huge ball park. Getting into the parking, the Silver Lot was easy. We got in early just to explore. Many different concessions such as Chik-Fil-A, Terrapin Taproom and Top of the Chop Grille. The crowds are into these Braves as they are 1st in the NL East. Got another ice cream helmet.

Terrible service!!! - Match postponed 2 days later due to rain, no refund, it would have been better to buy them on Ticketmaster, where they would rightly have refunded them. Same price as Ticketmaster, no advantage

Parking nightmare. Fun game - Great experience during the game. The leaving part ruined the whole night- Do not park in lot B9. We sat in the car for an hour not moving. Trapped and couldn’t get out. Finally got home by midnight. Pricey parking at $75. This was not our first time. Big mistake to stay until the end of the game. challenging getting out of the stadium. They force you outside immediately into crowded walk ways. Then you cannot cross the street to get to B9. Have to go way out of the way to a bridge or a crosswalk at the top of the hill. How about creating another crosswalk? Not that it matters much since once you finally get your car- the family is now trapped in a parking lot. We got there early and were parked right next to the exit. Husband thought we could make a quick departure so he could get home/ early work day today. We wondered if it was worth going in person. The parking was the absolute worst. It was awful when the stadium was downtown- but honestly waiting an hour to get out of a $75 lot was pretty disappointing. Only way to fix this is to leave the game early….which is sad when you want through all the effort and expense to get there. Or you can walk a mile or more uphill and maybe get out of the scrum.

Horrific Parking Nightmare - Everything within the perimeter is prepaid parking permits or 75$ parking. You might as well be buying three tickets for the price of one. I ended up driving around for a whole hour hoping to find some parking I could afford - I ended up going home. Not even a CVS or a local restaurant (let alone Cobb Galleria) will let you park. With all this stress, it doesn’t feel worth it to go to these games in person anymore.