Truist Park Atlanta: Seating, Capacity & Visitor Information

Quick Facts

Information	Details
Address	755 Battery Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA 30339
Venue type	Outdoor MLB ballpark / multi-purpose venue
Baseball capacity	41,084
Concert capacity	Roughly 40,000 to 45,000, varies by stage setup
Opened	2017
Primary tenant	Atlanta Braves (MLB)

Overview

Truist Park opened in 2017 as SunTrust Park, taking on its current name in 2020 after SunTrust merged with BB&T to form Truist. It sits in Cumberland, Cobb County, about 10 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta, and was designed by Populous with a compact footprint and cantilevered seating tiers that keep fans closer to the field than many older ballparks. A wide canopy runs along the upper rim for shade, and wraparound concourses connect the bowl to The Battery Atlanta, the mixed-use district surrounding the stadium.

Beyond Braves baseball, Truist Park hosts major stadium concert tours, along with other special events during the offseason.

Seating and Layout

Seating splits into field-level space for concerts and three permanent tiers.

• Field/pit: Set up on the playing field directly in front of the stage for concerts, either as general admission standing or reserved seating depending on the tour. Closest to the performers.
• Lower bowl (100-Level): Circles the lower field, offering a close feel to the action while keeping tiered, elevated sightlines.
• Terrace (200-Level): A mid-tier deck with a balanced view of the full stage production and lighting.
• Grandstand (300 and 400-Levels): The highest sections, with wide views of the setup at lower price points.
• Premium and club sections: Options like the Delta SKY360 Club, Truist Club, and Terrace Club offer wider seats and climate-controlled indoor lounge access.

For concerts, the stage is typically built in deep center or right field, facing toward the home plate seating bowl. Seats directly behind or alongside the stage are pulled from sale due to obstruction, and field coverings go down over the grass to support floor seating and standing areas. Stage dimensions and layout vary by tour, so check the event-specific seating chart before buying.

Capacity

The official baseball capacity is 41,084. Regular-season attendance has run as high as 43,619. For concerts, capacity is more variable and has run higher still, with some major stadium tours reporting concert capacities near 45,000 depending on how the floor is configured and how much seating is lost behind the stage versus gained on the field.

Sound and Production

Truist Park uses high-efficiency LED lighting and multi-tier ribbon boards along the fascia. Touring productions bring their own stage rigs, video walls, and ground-stacked speaker arrays. Because it’s an open-air venue, sound disperses widely, and wind conditions or upper-deck elevation can affect how bass and treble carry compared to an enclosed stadium.

Accessibility

ADA-compliant seating and companion seats are available across multiple levels and price categories. All main entry gates are accessible, with elevators and escalators serving the upper decks, clubs, and suites. Dedicated accessible parking is available in the surrounding decks, and advance purchase is recommended. Assistive listening devices and service animal accommodations are coordinated through Guest Services.

Venue Policies

• Bags: Clear bags up to 12″ x 6″ x 12″, or small clutches up to 4.5″ x 6.5″. Medical and diaper bags are allowed after inspection.
• Tickets: Digital mobile tickets only, accessed through your phone.
• Payment: Fully cashless. Food, drink, and merchandise all require cards or mobile payment.
• Re-entry: Not permitted once you’ve left.
• Smoking: Prohibited throughout the facility, including vaping.

Because policies can be adjusted slightly by event, it’s worth checking your ticket or the venue’s site close to showtime.

Getting There

• Driving and parking: The stadium sits near the junction of I-75 and I-285. Venue-managed decks, including the Red, Green, and Delta Decks, are best reserved online in advance for guaranteed spots and better rates.
• Public transit: CobbLinc routes serve the nearby Cumberland Transfer Center, with local shuttles to the venue. MARTA bus Route 12 connects from the Midtown transit hub to the Cumberland area.
• Rideshare: Drop-off and pickup zones are set up around the outer perimeter of The Battery Atlanta to manage traffic flow.
• Walking: Pedestrian bridges connect surrounding hotel and commercial lots directly to the stadium gates.

Nearby

Truist Park sits inside The Battery Atlanta, a district with dozens of restaurants, sports bars, breweries, retail shops, a hotel, and live music venues including the Coca-Cola Roxy. Most concertgoers spend time in the district before gates open rather than traveling elsewhere for food.

Before You Arrive

Plan to arrive 90 to 120 minutes before showtime for major events, which allows time to clear security, find your gate, and get through the main concourse before crowds peak. Merchandise and concession lines tend to get longest in the final 45 minutes before the show starts.

What to bring:

• A fully charged phone with your digital ticket loaded
• A credit card, debit card, or mobile payment method, since cash isn’t accepted
• A clear bag that meets the venue’s size limits, if you’re bringing one
• Weather-appropriate gear, such as a poncho or sun protection depending on the forecast

Frequently Asked Questions

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