Atlanta: Truist Park Braves Stadium Tour & Dugout Access

Summary

Explore Braves history at Truist Park from dugout to press box

You’ll step into hidden corners of Atlanta’s Truist Park on this Braves stadium tour: walk through Monument Garden, sit in the dugout where legends have been, and hear stories from your local guide. The feeling of an empty ballpark sticks with you long after — plus you get to keep a Retired Number chain as a souvenir.

What’s the experience like?

I’ll admit, I didn’t expect to get nervous just walking into a baseball stadium — but standing under the bright lights of Truist Park in Atlanta, with the seats empty and echoing, it felt like we’d snuck in after hours. Our guide, Marcus, handed out these chunky Retired Number chains (he joked they’re “bling for true fans”) and pointed us towards the press box first. The view from up there is wild — you can almost hear the crowd even when it’s dead quiet.

We wandered through spots you never see on TV: the Hank Aaron Terrace (the wall of bats was kind of hypnotic), then down to the Xfinity Club where everything smells faintly like popcorn and leather. Marcus kept tossing out little stories — apparently Chipper Jones once tripped over his own shoelaces right by the dugout. I tried sitting where the players do; those seats are harder than they look. At Monument Garden, my friend tried to pronounce “Below the Chop” with a Georgia accent and got some laughs from a couple of locals tagging along.

The Braves Hall of Fame had this weird hush, like everyone’s holding their breath. I stood in front of Hank Aaron’s jersey for longer than I meant to — something about seeing it up close made me feel small in a good way. We finished near the field, sunlight bouncing off empty rows. It was hotter than I expected for spring, but honestly? I still think about that silence in the dugout sometimes.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Explore Truist Park behind the scenes

• Visit Braves press box
• See Coca-Cola Corner
• Tour Hank Aaron Terrace
• Explore Xfinity Club
• Walk through Monument Garden
• Visit Delta and Truist Clubs
• Enter Braves dugout
• Explore Below the Chop
• Receive Retired Number chain

Top questions

Is this Truist Park tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces on the tour are wheelchair accessible.

Does the Braves stadium tour include access to the dugout?

Yes, visiting the Braves dugout is part of the standard tour route.

Are infants or strollers allowed on this tour?

Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller during the tour.

Do I need to be very fit for this day trip at Truist Park?

No, travelers should have at least moderate physical fitness but it’s not strenuous.

What do you get with your Braves stadium tour ticket?

The tour includes a Retired Number chain souvenir for every guest.

Will we visit Monument Garden during this guided tour?

Yes, Monument Garden is one of several stops included on most tours.

What’s included

Your day includes full access to exclusive areas around Truist Park with your local guide leading each stop; all guests receive a Retired Number chain as a keepsake before heading home.