Turner Field

I have been to just a couple of Braves game. The first time, I was with a group and we came down I-​85 and parked in one of the paid lots. Not a bad walk to the stadium. Tickets were affordable. On my second visit, I had Suntrust tickets thanks to a friend. We were coming the back way from Grant Park and it was a bit more confusing on where to go. Luckily, the folks at the blockades could direct us. We had valet parking so parking was a non-​issue. We hung out in the club area before the game started. Our seats were in the first row so it was quite the experience. I go to the games to socialize more than to watch the game. So, if you have good company, this is a fun activity.

Love coming here. It’s so live and exciting. If you’re looking for a great experience purchase some Braves tickets!!! Go Braves!!! PS to whom it may concern, I should be getting paid for this advertising I’m doing!!! Lol

Looking around my Unilocal reviews, I grabbed a pic of my mom in 2014 when she was healthy and downing a 24 oz Bud– not bad for 80 and didn’t check in or write a review for this great place!!! Been coming here for years, brought all the kids, clients, an icon of Atlanta.
Sad to see it go as Im partial to knowing where to park, get tickets (seats), but hope they keep the statues or move with them of our past heros and always loved the pass the DL down with cash for a beer and send it back, and basic park food, but as technology grows, and prices continue to sky rocket– I guess I’ll opt for the next round of ball park food of sushi, lobster rolls and caviar!
My son use to climb the stairs when he was 2 and i had to put a leash on him, but lots of memories here, all good (all but the game losses…) just enjoyed the fans, the food and the long lines to the bathroom (ok, not that part). Wont bitch about pricing at venues like this as its moot, but what can you say about Turner field. Its the best and it will be missed. Although my first games were in Kansas City, these were my kids but Unilocal wasn’t around when they were small so missed on their experiences. Love you Braves!

In 2003, baseball neutral me went to a Braves game at Turner Field, and I don’t remember much except our seats were very nosebleed and my hot dog was a ridiculous $ 8.
Even now, things stays the same. My seats are still up high and the food’s still pricey. Ah, consistency. But now I’m a huge baseball fan, albeit not a Braves fan, so I was excited to take in a few games at Turner Field this summer.
I like the idea of taking MARTA to the game, but it tends to take a lot of time with taking the shuttle from the West End stop. Either budget lots of time for MARTA or sometimes a car is the way to go. The Hyundai lot is a cool idea, if I drove a Hyundai or have a friend who does.
Thrifty tickets can be attained if you don’t mind the uppermost level. Usually discounts can be found for most games especially Sunday through Thursday ones; my upper level seats are often around 12 bucks. The view of Atlanta’s skyline from the cheap seats isn’t all that bad either.
Sometimes it can take an annoyingly long time to actually get into the stadium. This could be a point of improvement, especially when it’s a big game/​a ton of tickets have been sold. The bathrooms are plentiful and are fine though a remodel couldn’t hurt.
There are a good amount of food vendors though I just go to Holeman and Finch because it’s Holeman and Finch. You can bring in food but I have not tried this.
Not a huge fan of the chop; it’s deafening when the stadium is packed out, but the massive drum by Holeman and Finch is neat.
Also, it seems like the Braves have way less freebie giveaways compared to other MLB teams. Though I will give them a pass for the Boyz II Men concert. You can’t beat Motown Philly.

So many memories have been made here. Was here last to see the Braves/​Phillies on Sept. 18^th.
Tip: Remember to bring in food/​drinks if you want to save money.
Friday night fireworks were almost as good as the game! Synced with music, they lasted 20 minutes! What a fun way to end the evening.
Go Braves!

Went here to see the Braves vs. Phillies and had a great time! It was easy to get in, find out seats etc. There was more people there than I expected and once sitting down the environment was very relaxing.
PROS: easy to get in, staffers were friendly, plenty of food to choose from. They let you in with outside food and drinks and even your pets! Loved the Simba cam and fireworks
Cons: the food was so high priced they wanted $ 50 for a whole pizza! I ordered bbq nachos it tasted bad to me but my kids liked it! The beer could have been colder.
Overall I had a great time and would go again. This time I know to eat before I come or bring food with me apon entering

For a guy that doesn’t particularly care for baseball (especially with NCAA/​NFL kicking off), I must say that I enjoyed myself Friday night watching the Braves squeeze one out against the Phillies. It’s been a tough season for Braves die-​hards and perhaps even casual fans as well. It was also tough seeing how empty the stadium was on a Friday night.
Nevertheless, Turner field’s a mere 19 yrs old but still is pristine, clean and enjoyable for the entire fam.
You can miss me with all the game food (do not eat the Brats!) or the requisite Chick-​fil-​A BUT… gawd a mia… There’s Kevin Rathbun steak here. It’s just a little ways from section 205 where we were.
The horseradish cream alone is worth the $ 15.
Of course there’s Holeman & Finch too but that’s somewhere I’d post up with the boys, not the entire fam. I dunno, it’s been a while since I’ve been in the stadium so seeing Rathbun’s was a Linus blanket for the next 180 minutes.
After actually having fun at a baseball game, I might actually look forward to seeing what happens in 2017 after the Cobb County relocation.

Great baseball experience. Exceptionally friendly staff, and very helpful. We had the 755 club (I think that’s right) and it was really great. I mean it was 18 bucks for a hot dog and chips, but that’s the way it is at sporting events nowadays. Everything was clean, and easy enough to get a great seat in the club.
The seats were really nice as well. Great view of the field from everywhere in the park.
I’d definitely recommend this as a stop when you’re in atlanta.

So sad that they are demolishing this awesome field! Not that I’m a know it all on baseball fields but DAMN!
Great seats! Clean Bathrooms! Nice Staff! Who needs anything else?
Well, I guess I should be excited about the new field, it is in the OTP ;-)

I love this place. The people were nice and they allow outside cups and drinks not a cooler but a cup in hand. (However there are about 20 random dudes with coolers walking around trying to sell bottle water for a $ 1, they are not apart of Turner field or the braves.) back to the review. I found some very reasonable tickets on Seat geek and we had great seats and our tickets allowed us to get 33% of food and non alcoholic beverages. The game itself was cool and fun, especially watching people dancing in the crowd on the megatron tv. I found parking right across the street for $ 10. This is a must do thing in Atlanta that doesn’t cost much money. The stadium is nice seating is tight but it is fun!
Forgot to mention the free wifi!

A great place to enjoy a ballgame!
First impressions were largely positive here. Ticket prices are very reasonable. The grounds, seating area and concourse were all in pristine shape. I don’t know the politics behind opening a new stadium in 2017, as Turner Field is already relatively new compared to most MLB venues!
Anyway, you get your typical overpriced drinks and food here. Watch for vendors on the street trying to sell you a cheap water. Assuming you can bring those bottles in, you might want to take advantage!
Watching a game was very pleasant. The ushers were all very enthusiastic and friendly. We had one older female usher who was dancing and entertaining us the whole time. Kudos to her for being so energetic after all these years!
The only odd thing was an employee hounding us with questions after we went through security. «What’s your favorite professional football team?» «What college basketball team do you like?» We are at a baseball game… he was also very awkward in the questioning. I’m here to watch baseball, not to get interrogated about other sports!
Being new to Atlanta myself, I thoroughly enjoyed myself here. I do highly recommend checking out Turner Field, while you still can!

I haven’t been to many stadiums in my life (maybe four or five) but this is a beautiful one. People who work here for the most part are personable and willing to chat with you.
They keep the grounds quite clean and it’s a lot of fun. Speaking of fun, there’s been a boat load of drunks EVERYWHERE each time I’ve come here. If I had children I’d be a bit weary but I’m assuming this comes with the baseball territory.

I’m going to miss Turner Field when the Braves grow up, get married, settle down, have kids and move to the burbs.
This was my first time having an H&F burger at the game. There are so freakish good. Turner Fields location kind of sucks, but this place will always have a fond place in my heart. I don’t make it to the games as much as used to in my drunker, single days.
I imagine we will venture to the new stadium in 2017, but it won’t be the same. Until then, Turner Field will remain the home of the Brave (s).
That’s my word and I’m sticking to it.

3 stars mainly because the stadium rarely gets packed and tickets are so CHEAP! If you love baseball, take advantage of going to see your favorite teams! I came to see my San Francisco Giants play and I’m use to paying double or triple. I guess baseball isn’t too popular here since the Braves aren’t doing too hot.
I ordered my tickets online and purchased a parking pass online, which will save you 4 dollars. Getting to the lots is pretty confusing if you get off a different exit. They shut down my exit and so I had to go down further and double back. Then they had me navigate all the way around the park because they close down a lot of streets during games. That was sooooo confusing and frustrating. I was pretty annoyed. A lot of braves fans LOVE to tailgate, so come early and hang out in the parking lot. Not me though… I got there 2 hours early to get in and try to snag some autographs.
Once you get into the stadium, it’s really easy to get around. Oh, you can bring food and water (in any sort of plastic bottle). The food vendors who walk around are pretty awesome. There were quite a few workers who were really entertaining the whole time. You could tell they enjoy their jobs.
I had an amazing time. The first night, I went with my friend and the second night, I went by myself! I’ve never done that but it wasn’t weird at all. There were a LOT of people sitting around me who came by themselves and we ended up all talking. You meet awesome people. Plus there were TONS of Giants fans at the games.
I didn’t try their food but I did get a beer. For the life of me, I couldn’t find out where they served beer on draft. Most of the vendors will see beer in can, but I think you have to go to one or two specific areas to get draft.
One thing that REALLY annoyed me was that the second night I was there, they didn’t post any stats for the players on the jumbotron until the 7^th inning. I don’t know what they were thinking. Maybe there was something wrong. Who knows.
Anyways, I had fun, mainly because I got to see my favorite team play and got some autographs. I still can’t get over how cheap the tickets are.

Look for vendors outside the stadium giving away free things such as tshirts or pizza! This is a great baseball stadium and if you are up for spending money on food inside do yourself a favor and get the Holman and finch burger. It’s one of the best burgers I’ve had and worth the wait if there is a line.

So, let’s get this out the way first, I am undeniably a Yankee. I grew up in Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, and have been a die hard Yankee fan since I was in the womb. With that being said, my stadium expectations are extremely high, soley because, Yankee Stadium is the best baseball stadium EVER.
Walking into Turner Field, aka the TED, I was pleasantly surprised. It’s not a huge stadium, but it’s well kept, well lit, and easy to navigate through. There are many beer and food stands, which is awesome, and seat service if you’re behind home plate (loved this). I had a black bean burger (vegan option had me über excited) and it was surprisingly tasty, along with many Coors Lights (don’t judge me). Every seat in the stadium appeared to have a decent view, and a great chance at catching a random foul ball, but if you’re scared of rainy weather opt for a seat in the upper 100s & 200s.
This stadium definitely isn’t Yankee Stadium, but, it isn’t all that bad.

Stadium #2 for my East Coast baseball stadium tour and what a welcome site this place was to my naked eyes. Stadium #1 was Tropicana Field so really, any stadium after that would look like a superstar in my eyes. Despite some relatively hot weather that day, I enjoyed my experience at the soon-​to-​be torn down Turner Field.
My seats were on the left field line and in prime view of the game and the scoreboard. In terms of game ambiance, there wasn’t a lot of rah rah chants or cheers during the game since the Braves were getting their butts handed to them by the other team. Confirmed appearances of the «Wave» during the game, says it all.
I think the best and most surprising part of the night was the ease of exit from the parking lot. The lot attendants had firm control of the flow of traffic and we left no more than ten minutes after getting into our car.
Goodbye Turner Field, you will not be forgotten.

Great ballpark. Relatively new, but of course they have decided to scrap and build a new stadium out in the burbs near the I-​75/​285 interchange, today one of the biggest nightmare traffic spots in Cobb County. Game traffic will make this even more amusing.
If you want to understand Atlanta, go to a Braves game when the Chicago Cubs are in town. 2 – 1 Cubs fans.
Atlanta: Los Angeles (traffic, movie sets, sprawl) without the beach, sex appeal, or consistently great weather.

Surprisingly I’ve never been to Turner Field. And honestly, compared to other major league stadiums it actually gives off the vibe of the «classic American ballpark.»
Sights that come to mind: gorgeous green grass, SweetWater kiosks, ample batting cages and eccentric vendors. I wouldn’t go as far as to say Turner Field is a unique environment, but it’s certainly cool as cucumber.
Beer at stadiums will forever be a rip off, so prepare yourselves to fork over your life savings for a brew. However, the price of food and concessions seemed fairly reasonable (giant plate of chicken tenders and fries for $ 7 and change).
When I’m in Atlanta in the future, I plan to head back to Turner Field, God willing for a Yankee game. It’s been a long time since I’ve been to a ballpark, and my fix was definitely met.

With dark clouds on the horizon I got to Turner Field just in time. Their home opener. The dark clouds are a sign of things to come for this franchise, which is clearly in rebuilding mode.
While approaching the stadium I saw they have an awesome tailgate section. I surprisingly was only given one rude remark upon entering, as I donned my Mets gear.
Once inside I got a quick beer and straight to the 200 level for some shelter. The sky opened up and it poured. Luckily we were around some great food vendors and plenty of fair priced beer.
During the delay I got a steak sandwich and some pulled pork nachos. The steak sandwich was pretty good. Not as great as the one at Citi Field though. The pulled pork nachos adequate at best. Wasn’t really feeling them.
I started to hear it a bit more from Braves fans. One guy replied «F… The Mets». I replied with «Hey, drunk Braves fan.» He looked stunned and didn’t know how to reply. I told him good luck this season and he was trying to come up with a quick comeback, but his friends were walking away. He looked the wrong way and didn’t see them. I told him they went up the stairs. People laughed. Score 1 – 0, Mets fan.
Once the game begun the electricity was no longer in the sky, but in the seats. People were charged up for the home opener. The Braves took the early lead, but the Mets answered back and tied it up.
After that the most amazing thing happened. Two Mets fans were waving at me to join them. I was confused. They kept waving. I came down. I thought they wanted me start a Let Go Mets chant. They asked if I would like to join the behind home plate! I was in shock. They bought tickets on stubhub, but had to buy all four tickets together. I took them up on their offer, and you better believe I bought beers the rest of the night.
The game was intense, and being behind home plate was awesome. Eventually though the Braves took the game at the end. Can’t win them all.
Great stadium, just not one of the best.