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Phone: 404-522-7630
Phone: 404-577-9100 (season tickets)
Phone: 404-614-2310 (Ballpark Tours)
Phone: 404-523-5854 (merchandise)
Phone: 1-800-745-3000 (Ticketmaster support)
Email: gameday@braves.com (feedback)
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About Atlanta Braves
Atlanta Braves is an American professional baseball team that has a history of more than 150 years. The team is based in Atlanta, with home ground at Truist Park. Also called The Bravos and America’s Team, Atlanta Braves competes in the Major League Baseball (MLB) and represents the National League’s East division. The team colors are Scarlet, Navy, Yellow and White. The team boasts of 3 World Series titles, 17 NL Pennants, 14 East Division titles, and 5 West Division titles to its credit. Some of the popular all time best players from the team include names of Hank Aaron, Warren Sphan, Eddie Matthews, Phil Niekro, Greg Maddux, Chipper Jones, Tom Glavine, John Smoltz, Dale Murphy, and Andruw Jones.
Fans can visit the official website to keep a track of the ongoing and upcoming games. The schedule calendar has details of time along with the competing team. While there, you can also read latest news and see stats and standings. The stats page has information of players, positions, runs and hits for current and past seasons. As for tickets, you can purchase single game tickets at the Box Office or on the website. The online ticketing platform allows you to select preferred seat by row or section. The rates vary according to seating area. Tickets can be purchased using Visa, MasterCard, or American Express cards.
Become a Season member to never miss a game and your favourite seat. You can register for full season or partial season membership. There are also options like dugout membership, business membership and premium seating membership. Season ticket holders get the best prices at lowest rates, enjoy priority postseason access, discounts at The Battery Atlanta, exclusive presales for individual tickets and discounts on online merchandise. For a true VIP seating experience, you have premium seats at Truist Club, Delta Sky 360 Club, Infiniti Club Suites and Champion Suites. The private suites are air conditioned area with the best of amenities. The club seats also offer comfortable seating along with gourmet food and beverage options.
To digitally view and manage your ticket, download the official MLB Ballpark app. This way your tickets cannot be lost or stolen and can be conveniently used for accessing the game. In addition to that, the Ballpark app will also help fans plan their trip to stadium. You can get details of transportation, parking, and access to a comprehensive guide with useful information. Cannot make it to the game? You can watch all the Atlanta Braves action live on MLB.TV. You can watch the match on smartphone, tablet or computer. Subscribers will also have access to on-demand archives and highlights. And not just the Braves, you have away teams’ broadcasts as well. If you dint know, you can watch up to four games at once with multi-view. Braves fans can purchase team’s jerseys and other merchandise on the MLBshop.com.
I am avid Braves fan and wait all year to watch them on T.V. I can’t believe you do not televise a Friday night game! This is an outrage! I’m sure all the seats are sold out at the game, so why do you black it out? Totally Disgusting!!!
We are all sick and tired of Bryan Jordan. His negative comments, disparaging remarks, condescending chatter, belligerent attitude has given us fans all that we can bear. This man is stubborn, unyielding, and even when the other commentators try to correct him or give a more positive opinion, he is continually unyielding and hard nosed in his opinion.
We fans in Nashville have written about him before but he is just as bad as ever.
Do we keep having to abide this know-it-all, bastard. Our players are the best in baseball, yet everything they do is questioned and criticized by this ignorant man. Can’t we use him as a usher or a ball boy, never mind he’d probably jack that job up too. Our players deserve better.
Congratulations to the Atlanta Braves for winning the 2021 NLCS and to Eddie Rosario for being the MVP. Although Mr. Rosario was excited about his accomplishment, it was very disappointing to hear him use such foul and distasteful language (in Spanish) when recognizing his hometown- especially when children are watching the ceremony and in the presence of his own son. It degrades his accomplishment and demeans the image of all Puerto Ricans (I’m of Puerto Rican descent) when someone in his privileged position acts in such manner. He should apologize to everyone for his lack of decorum.
I’m compelled to compliment Don of the Truist Park Assistance Team. He helped me to & from my seat for game last night. Don graciously helped me to forget being a disabled Veteran with significant mobility issues. I’ve loved playing & being a fan of baseball since childhood. Yesterday, JUL 30th was the first MLB game I’ve attended in over 7 years.
Currently living far from any MLB park has kept me from traveling to & around MLB parks. The assistance team was very helpful, even with me decked out from head to toe in Milwaukee Brewers fan gear.
To cover the distance from gate to my seat right behind the Brewers dugout (best seat of my life) was not possible without Don’s help. I tried to thank Don with a tip when he let me off at Omni Hotel elevators. He informed me he wasn’t permitted to accept tips for helping people. Thanking him in this way is the least I can do. It’s the TRUIST form of gratitude to share about Don!
Please remind Paul Byrd and the other announcers that the Braves have played in three cities in their 150 years, most of which were not played in Atlanta. Paul mentioned in a recent game with the Pirates on Alumni weekend that Bob Horner was the only Brave to hit four home runs in a game. Not so, Joe Adcock did the same feat on July 31, 1954 while playing with the Milwaukee Braves. The Braves still hold the record for two teammates combining for the most home runs: Eddie Mathews and Hank Aaron 863.
Keep Alex Jackson. Maybe the sweetest homerun I ever seen the other day and I have watch baseball for over 50 years. If he can master that swing, timing, and see the ball like he did on that swing against Boston. He is definitely HOF bound. I do not even have a clue how his defense is. Still would be on my team. Good job Alex!
Good Afternoon on a very sad day- the day we lost Henry Aaron.
I am 71 years old. Henry Aaron was my baseball hero – the player that I followed as a boy to adulthood starting in 1957. Mr. Aaron’s post baseball life was such a bright shinning light.
The confirmation name that I selected in 1959 was Henry- for Henry Aaron. The little boy in me cried today when Henry Aaron passed. I never met Mr. Aaron but he was part of my life and for that I feel blessed.