Tomahawk Chop
During key moments, Braves fans perform the synchronized Tomahawk Chop while chanting in unison, creating one of baseball's most recognizable crowd traditions.
Modern Atlanta-area MLB ballpark known for The Battery entertainment district.
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During key moments, Braves fans perform the synchronized Tomahawk Chop while chanting in unison, creating one of baseball's most recognizable crowd traditions.
After every Braves home win, "Georgia on My Mind" plays as fans remain in the ballpark celebrating the victory.
Mascot Blooper regularly interacts with fans, opposing players, and umpires, with many fans arriving early specifically for his between-inning entertainment.
After Braves home runs and victories, thousands of fans participate with synchronized phone lights while stadium lighting effects illuminate the park.
The right-field Chop House deck becomes one of the loudest gathering spots in the stadium during big innings, with fans leading chants across the ballpark.
The Braves’ 2021 World Series triumph and Freddie Freeman’s final chapter.
Permanent tributes to Hank Aaron — home run king and Braves immortal.
The Braves’ beloved fuzzy green mascot — high-fives, antics, and photo ops.
Live drumline driving chop rhythm and crowd energy throughout the game.
Banner raisings, ring ceremonies, and championship celebrations.
Spend the day at The Battery — dining, bars, and live music before the game.
Playoff-caliber energy when the Dodgers visit Truist Park.
Party deck in right field — chop, beers, and home runs landing nearby.
A home run into the Chop House — one of the coolest sights in baseball.
NL Championship Series at Truist Park — two wins from the World Series.
Playoff chop atmosphere — one of the best October environments in the NL.
Join the chop — the defining Braves fan experience at Truist Park.
Your first arrival through the plazas — modern ballpark meets Braves history.
Behind-the-scenes ballpark tour — dugout, clubhouses, and Monument Garden.
The Fall Classic at Truist Park — baseball’s biggest stage in Atlanta.
History of the Braves’ original Atlanta home — Hank Aaron’s home run record ballpark.
Celebrates Bobby Cox’s legendary managerial career and 14 division titles.
Full timeline of NL pennants, division titles, and World Series championships.
14 straight division titles and the greatest sustained run in NL history.
Celebrates Dale Murphy’s back-to-back MVPs and Braves icon status.
Honors Maddux’s Cy Young dominance and Hall of Fame Braves career.
Aaron’s 715th, championship-clinching homers, and iconic Braves long balls.
Celebrates Smoltz’s pitching mastery and Hall of Fame journey.
Tributes to Negro League history and its connection to Atlanta baseball.
Honors Glavine’s Cy Young seasons and World Series heroics.
Live concerts at The Battery and on the field after select games.
The Battery after dark — live music, nightlife, and postgame energy.
Pregame stroll through The Battery — restaurants, bars, and Braves energy.
NL East rivalry when the Mets visit Truist Park.
Division showdown when the Phillies visit Atlanta.
Live postgame concert at The Battery after select Braves games.
The upper levels provide views of the surrounding Cobb County area and Atlanta region.
The restaurant seating area overlooking right field provides one of baseball's most recognizable fan views.
The main entrance creates a dramatic arrival experience with Braves branding and gathering spaces.
Outdoor tribute garden with Braves legends, plaques, and championship markers.
Mixed-use entertainment district wrapped around Truist Park — shops, restaurants, and live music.
Honors the greatest players, managers, and contributors in Braves history.
Honors Braves legends including Hank Aaron, Chipper Jones, Warren Spahn, Greg Maddux, and other franchise icons.
Celebrates the Hall of Fame third baseman and longtime face of the franchise.
Statue of Hammerin’ Hank, baseball’s longtime home-run king and Braves icon.
Family area featuring baseball activities and entertainment.
Official merchandise destination featuring jerseys, collectibles, and Braves gear.
Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the field, dugouts, clubhouse areas, and Monument Garden.
Fan seating and gathering area with unique views of the field.
Features Atlanta and Southern-inspired food options.
Interactive sports entertainment experience located inside the Battery area.
Statue of Hall of Fame manager Bobby Cox outside Truist Park.
Statue of knuckleballer Phil Niekro, a Braves Hall of Famer.
Statue of Tom Glavine, ace of the 1990s Braves rotation.
Statue of John Smoltz, starter, closer, and postseason legend.
Statue of Greg Maddux, the control artist of the Braves’ dynasty years.
Championship trophies and exhibits from the Braves’ World Series titles.
Playoff and regular-season rivalry history with Los Angeles.
NL East rivalry history between Atlanta and New York.
Decades of NL East battles between the Braves and Phillies.
Video and display highlights of the franchise’s most unforgettable plays.
Exhibits on Turner Field — Olympic stadium turned Braves home for 20 seasons.
Interactive play zones and activities for young Braves fans.
Bobblehead nights, jersey nights, and special promotional games.
Honoring service members with ceremonies and special recognition.
Field-level views of pregame warmups and batting practice.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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