Hurry! Enjoy Access to Atlanta Braves Clubhouse for Limited Time

Have you ever wanted to visit the Atlanta Braves Clubhouse?! Now’s your chance! But you have to hurry…exclusive access to the Braves Clubhouse is ending soon.

As the longest continuously operating franchise in Major League Baseball, the Atlanta Braves have plenty of history to share with their fans. Tours of Truist Park are offered year-round and take guests to many areas off limits during games. With artifacts and exhibits distributed throughout the ballpark, it is a definite must for any Braves or baseball fan.

Right now, as part of their Daily Tours, you can enjoy exclusive access to the Braves Clubhouse — but that access is only good for tours through March 22 — so you have to schedule your tour now!

Tours begin at the Right Field Gate and tickets must be purchased in advance online. Tours depart rain or shine and last approximately 1.5 hours. Other things you need to know include…

• The dugout is not included on game days for the 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. tours
• Tour route is approximately 1.7 miles or 4,000 steps
• Children 2 years old & under are free
• Attendees are welcome to bring their own water bottles
• Free parking is available (two hours) in The Battery Atlanta Red Deck
• NEW! Free Retired Number Chain keepsake with each tour.

Other tour stops include…

• Blue Moon Beer Garden
• Press Box
• Hank Aaron Terrace
• Xfinity Club
• Monument Garden
• Delta SKY360° Club
• Truist Club
• Dugout
• Coors Light Below the Chop

Note that all stops are subject to availability and field/dugout access is limited on game days.

Again, tours are offered year-round, but to visit the Braves Clubhouse you’ll have to schedule a tour before March 22. Admission ranges from $35 for adults to $25 for kids 12 and under, with special prices for A-List Members, Military Members, and Groups.