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My heart belongs to the Braves. Regardless of losing or winning we are Braves fans.
Turner Field has lots to do than just watch a game. The kids usually love it here. Batting ranges where you can test you swing speed and pitching speed. Lots to eat although it is really expensive.
And on top of the fun you get to watch the best team in baseball... what more could you ask for!! Leave a Comment
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Now this was a lot of fun, we were invited by some friend who just happen to have a suite by 1st base. Terry nor I watch much baseball if any so we figured we would spend time with the friends and not watching the game much. That was not the case at all, they really get the crowd involved and make it quite fun. It didn't hurt that we had free food and open bar and good friends to spend it with. Traffic was a little bad getting to and from but well worth the trip. The stadium is pretty new so the it was in good shape, all the workers seemed very nice and always greeted you kindly, the suite was very nice, ice cold beer, soda and much more with a wonderful view! Leave a Comment
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The new arena-stadium is much larger than in the past and the area is in better condition for the neighborhoods. Although, you still need to be aware of your surroundings. Some parking can "arranged" in the front yards of homes for the games. Go figure.
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Nice field, nice team, nice people . . . Turner Field is just too nice. For a Baltimore girl, the fans here are too nice. Where's the rowdiness? The rudeness? Nowhere to be seen. So grab a Coke and a small child and head on out to the home of the Braves. Leave a Comment
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for me, if atlanta has anything good to offer its the atlanta braves. GO BRAVES! i winning season for the last 11 years straight, u can bet on having a good time at any atlanta braves game...getting tickets are easy, i go through a reliable scalper named ted who never misses a game. just go to the corner of capitol st. and fulton ave, 1 block north of turner field. look for a heavy set black man wearing a ball cap, he ussually stand right infront of the entrance of the hotel on the corner (holiday inn, the name may have changed) tell him what your price range is and what section u are looking for, hes got everything. i have sent dozens of people through hima nd never once got a complaint. if u dont want to go through a scalper, just go to the ticket office on the north side of the stadium on hank aaron drive. tickets start at 5 dollars in the nose bleeds, and 45 dollars to 80 dollars field level. 18 dollars on the upper lever are decent if u are not looking to spend much. or u can do what i do sometimes and just get the dollar seats and move up to a better seat after the 3rd inning. Leave a Comment
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The Braves are one of Major League Baseball's best and most consistent teams and Turner Field is a great baseball stadium. Catch a game in the "Chop Shop" and learn about the history of this great baseball franchise. Baseball's all-time home-run king, Henry Aaron was a Brave!
But, they'll never get over losing to my beloved Minnesota Twins in the 1991 World Series, one of the greatest Fall classics ever. Go Twins!! Leave a Comment
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If you're here in Atlanta during baseball season then you have gotta go to a Braves Game. Turner Field is an awesome stadium and you are sure to see some good baseball. Leave a Comment
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One cannot visit Atlanta during baseball season and not visit a Braves game! With 14 divisional titles, the Braves are considered one of baseball's greatest dynasties. There are usually always affordable tickets available for the games. They are very exciting and great overall experience. For those with more money to spend, a view from the 711 club is a great way to watch the game.
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