Atlanta Braves Tickets

Braves Tickets & 2022 Schedule

The Atlanta Braves are a storied baseball franchise with over 10,000 victories on their resume and multiple World Series trophy in their trophy case at Truist Park. Their success over their 100+ seasons in professional baseball has made them one of most popular teams in Major League Baseball. The Braves have the best home crowds in baseball and their popularity has also developed a large national following of fans which makes demand for 2022 Braves tickets strong. Fans from across the country will make the trip to see a big Braves home game, and they are absolutely the team of choice across the Southeastern portion of the United States.

The biggest games the Braves are when they are playing the Cubs, Dodgers, Mets, Phillies, Nationals or Red Sox. Those match-ups bring together two iconic MLB franchises, which always creates a special energy in the crowd. Atlanta has great fan support and they are known around the league for their intimidating home environment which features a lot crowd noise. Fans who have never attend a big Braves home game come away in awe of the spectacle created by their home fans. Many Braves fans consider the Nats, Cardinals or Mets to be their team's biggest rival, so expect capacity crowds when those teams are in playing in Atlanta.

Atlanta Braves Opening Day

The first day of the season and biggest regular-season game of the season is the Brave's Opening Day game. Atlanta fans from around the region make the drive to Cobb County to pack Truist Park for this season opener. There is just a different atmosphere at a home opener than any other game of the season; many fans make attending the Brave's opening day an annual tradition.

Braves 2022 Playoff Tickets

Atlanta has had tremendous success in the postseason during their 100+ years playing professional baseball . The Braves have qualified for the postseason countless times, but their fans still pack the ballpark for every big game in the NLDS, NLCS and World Series games. This season Braves fans are hoping to be hosting a home World Series game in Atlanta, which will give them another opportunity to hoist the Commissioner's Trophy awarded to the WS champions. Braves fans do not want to miss your chance to be there live for this special experience.

Atlanta Braves Spring Training

Where do the Braves play their home games during Spring Training? At Cool Today Park. Yes, that is really the name of the ballpark that opened in 2019. Cool Today Park is the home of the Braves and seats 6,200 for most games but game expand capacity up to 8,000 for big games. See the full spring training schedule.

Most Popular Braves Games

• vs Boston Red Sox
• vs Chicago Cubs
• vs Houston Astros
• vs Los Angeles Dodgers
• vs New York Yankees
• vs Philadelphia Phillies
• vs Washington Nationals

Atlanta Braves Game at Truist Park

The Braves play their home games at Truist Park, located just outside of Atlanta in Cobb County, GA. Truist Park (formerly SunTrust Park) is one of the newest parks in MLB and holds 41,000 Braves fans for home games. The ballpark is 10 miles from downtown Atlanta in Cobb County. It opened in 2017 to much fanfare and offers modern amenities available in the new ballparks. The Braves played for three decades in their former home, Turner Field, and hope to have similar success in this new park. They are off to a great start on that endeavor.

Truist Park has a few main levels: the Truist Club, Dugout Infield, Dugout Reserved and Dugout Corner are the closest seats to the field and include Sections 1-42. Directly behind those are the Diamond level seating which is the 100-level includes Sections 107-159 ringing the entire field. The Terrace level seating is one step up and includes Sections 210-246. The Vista-level (300-level) seating and Grandstand level (400-level) are the top level at Truist Park. The Vista level includes Sections 312-347. The 400-level seating includes Sections 410-444 across the Grandstand Reserved (down the lines into the outfield) or Grandstand Infield (upper-level infield).

The Braves ballpark offers many great views; the best “bang for your buck” seats are probably in the Vista Level (300 sections), which spans foul pole to foul pole in foul territory. Although there are often some lower priced offers on the Grandstand Reserved seating just behind the Vista Level. If you’re going to a day game, keep in mind the first base side is shaded in this ballpark. The Braves dugout is located on the first-base line along sections 16-21 at Truist Park. The visiting team’s dugout is located on the third-base line along 31-36 at Truist Park.