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  • Tenant: Atlanta Braves
  • Capacity: 50,096
  • Surface: Grass
  • Cost: $239 Million
  • Opened: April 4, 1997
  • Architect: Rosser International
  • Dimensions: 335-L, 380-LC, 400-C,
    385-RC, 330-R

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Ballpark Visited: Turner Field Submitted By: Justin Grade: A
Pros of the ballpark: Turner Field is very modern. It accommodates to the fans and the people are very friendly. I am a diehard Braves fan and was thoroughly delighted by Turner Field. The lighting and sound system are incredible. The new HD video board in center field is awesome. You get chills when you walk up to the stadium at the main entrance (atleast I did). I would have to say that all of the seats in the stadium are good seats once the sun goes down. I live in Ohio and was just in Atlanta to see the Braves, and I have to say that the Turner Field crowd was very enjoyable to be around. I also like the giant coke bottle in left field that is made out of baseball equipment. Fireworks shoot out of it when a Braves player hits a home run, what a great feature!!
Cons of the ballpark: The only problem I had was with the prices, but I guess I should expect that at a baseball game.
Additional Comments: Turner Field is a great ballpark to watch a game. It is also enjoyable for many other things.

Ballpark Visited: Turner Field Submitted By: DF Grade: A
Pros of the ballpark: Service particularly for the Handicapped was excellent. Great areas for wheelchairs as well and the views from the regular seats were un-obscured. Also great areas to peek in at the bullpens warming up. The shop was nice and the concessions were nice as well. Most of all however the service was extremely good.
Cons of the ballpark: Parking was a bit of a problem especially handicapped accessible. Was somewhat loud when the mascots were dancing around before the game but reasonable. Coming from Fenway, I would've liked to see more vendors in the stands as well.. Good experience though.
Additional Comments: None.

Ballpark Visited: Turner Field Submitted By: LeakyPickle Grade: B
Pros of the ballpark: Turner Field was one of the first parks built in the effort for cozier parks with a retro feel.  You can tell a lot of effort went into making it a fun place to go see a ball game.  The entire atmosphere is very spirited.  There are plenty of concession and gift shop accommodations.  The seating is comfortable and I couldn't spot any areas that may have an obstructed view.
Cons of the ballpark: While there seems to be lots of activity, sound effects, and visuals, the baseball game almost seems secondary at Turner Field.  The main concourse is like a circus...complete with stilt-walkers and jugglers.  This park, along with a few others, have gone with automated isle vendors (vendors take your order, then have your food/drinks delivered).  It may be a bit more convenient, but it truly takes away from the feel of the classic baseball game.  I want to hear a vendor yelling "Cold beer here!"  It's all part of the charm.
Additional Comments: Turner field is fun with a pleasant atmosphere.  For those who don't care much for baseball or demand constant audio/visual stimulation...this is the place for you.  Having a team that performs consistently well certainly helps too.

Ballpark Visited: Turner Field Submitted By: Joe Sorrentino Grade: B
Pros of the ballpark: The concourse is the best seat in house where you can watch the game while getting a hot dog.  Why sit in the upper deck when you see stand in the concourse right behind home plate twenty rows back. Also, the outfield entrance is spacious and with lots of music and entertainment.
Cons of the ballpark: Don't sit in the right field upper deck near the foul pole since the setting sun stares you directly in the eyes for a third of any night game.
Additional Comments: It's your average old fashion retro ballpark.

Ballpark Visited: Turner Field Submitted By: T.S. Grade: A
Pros of the ballpark: This was the first "newer" ballpark I had been to.  It is a really nice ballpark to visit.  The big screen is a nice luxury to have.  It makes the time in between innings a little fun, especially for the kids.  The food is great and so are the games located on the concourse for the kids.  Overall, I really love the park, I go back to see at least one game every summer.
Cons of the ballpark: Not really too many cons associated with this park.  The only concern is the fact that it is located right next to the ghetto!  The weather may be another factor.  In late July and August it is HOT!  They don' call it HotLanta for nothing.
Additional Comments: I really like Turner Field and I love the Braves, but I am a die hard Cubs fan through and through.  I really hate it when these two teams have to play against each other.  But definitely Turner Field is one of the best ballpark experiences I have had.

Ballpark Visited: Turner Field Submitted By: Brett Davis Grade: A
Pros of the ballpark: The entrance of the stadium brought me back to the ball parks of the past. Walking around the entire stadium with my friend reminded me of stories I once heard about past stadiums.  The anticipation of waiting to enter Turner Field grows as you get closer to the giant baseball.  You walk down the street and the sight of this great ball is "pulling" you in to the park itself.  The workers and ground crew members are friendly beyond expectation.  The sights within the stadium are also breathtaking. The huge Coca-Cola park in the upper deck of left field is an awesome part of this park to experience. (The view of the Atlanta Skyline from there is also amazing).  The seats are comfortable, and there is not a bad seat in the house.  The field itself is also beautiful.  The grass is groomed very well and even the warning track is close to perfection. But all in all this is obviously the baseball team of the south. There is an atmosphere of baseball when you visit Atlanta.  And now that atmosphere is greater due to the addition of Turner Field.
Cons of the ballpark: Turner Field, being in Atlanta.. THE SOUTH.. Is a very hot place to be in the summer time.. I can remember a rather bad sun-burn from this experience.
Additional Comments: Watch for Foul Balls

Ballpark Visited: Turner Field Submitted By: Michael Pratter Grade: B
Pros of the ballpark = The atmosphere, as a whole, was very good for baseball. We sat in the second level of the field seats, first base side, and the view was terrific. The fans around us were courteous, as were the stadium staffers. Late in the game, we move to the right field seats, out of curiosity, and found them, at dark, to be terrific. During dusk, they could be a problem for viewing from, but overall, a very nice facility!
Cons of the ballpark: The neighborhood Turner Field is located in leaves a lot to be desired. Lower income housing, and not well lit just a short distance from the stadium, it makes getting to the park during day light a must. Parking area leave something to be desired.
Additional Comments: For concessions, the prices were as expected, medium to high. However, the grille in the centerfield area was fabulous, food quality wise, especially the brat! Overall, you should enjoy a visit to Turner field!

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