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Truist Park sits in the Cumberland area northwest of downtown Atlanta and is not served by MARTA rail, so most fans drive or use rideshare, and shuttle and bus options run on game days. The Battery Atlanta district surrounds the park, so you can arrive early and stay on foot once you're there.
Paid lots and decks serve the ballpark and The Battery, and they fill on game days. Arrive early, or use a rideshare drop-off. If you drive, expect traffic around the I-75/I-285 interchange.
Lower-level seats along the infield offer the closest views, and upper sections on the shaded side are more comfortable in summer heat. Seats toward the outfield look out over The Battery Atlanta.
The Battery Atlanta includes an on-site hotel steps from the gates, and the Cumberland/Galleria area nearby offers more options. Downtown and Midtown Atlanta are a drive away. Compare dates for the best rates.
The Battery Atlanta wraps around the park with restaurants, bars, shops, and a concert venue, making it a destination before and after the game. Atlanta's downtown attractions are a short drive away.
Opened in 2017, Truist Park replaced Turner Field and was built together with The Battery Atlanta, a year-round mixed-use entertainment district that surrounds the ballpark.
Arrive early to enjoy The Battery's restaurants and bars before first pitch. The area stays lively after the final out, so there's no rush to leave and beat traffic.
Truist Park is a modern, accessible ballpark with accessible seating, entrances, and restrooms, and guest services to assist. Accessible parking and drop-off are available around the park.
The ballpark anchors the Cumberland/Battery district northwest of downtown Atlanta — a self-contained, walkable entertainment area rather than a traditional city-center setting.
Truist Park is in the Cumberland area northwest of downtown Atlanta and is not on MARTA rail, so most fans drive or use rideshare, with shuttle and bus options on game days.
Paid lots and decks serve the park and The Battery and fill on game days. Arrive early or use rideshare, and expect traffic near the I-75/I-285 interchange.
Lower-level infield seats are closest to the action, shaded upper sections are more comfortable in summer, and outfield seats overlook The Battery Atlanta.
Yes. Truist Park offers accessible seating, entrances, restrooms, and guest services, plus accessible parking and drop-off around the ballpark.