Atlanta Braves Suites

Truist Park, 755 Battery Avenue Southeast, Smyrna, GA

Atlanta has captured six consecutive NL East titles. That won’t slow down anytime soon. The Braves set an MLB record with a .501 slugging percentage in 2023, hitting 307 home runs. They have reigning NL MVP Ronald Acuña Jr., who hit 40 homers and stole 70 bases last season. He’s joined by stars Matt Olson, Austin Riley, and Ozzie Albies in Atlanta’s lineup. On the mound, starting pitchers Spencer Strider and Max Fried are a potent one-two punch. Add in starter Chris Sale, who Atlanta traded for in December, and the Braves are again set to dominate.

Truist Park has plenty to offer with its A-List Premium Membership experiences. Areas like the Truist Club, Delta Sky360 Club, and Xfinity Club provide elite opportunities. Climate-controlled areas, unique food, luxurious all-inclusive options, and exclusive access are included across the three. For more intimate options, Atlanta has you covered. Champions Suites, which are located behind home plate, allow for an air-conditioned experience with state-of-the-art amenities. Season Suite leases also include food and beverage catering credits. The Xfinity Club Suites are another option, providing comfortable seating with first-class amenities.

The 2022 Braves fought from behind for most of the season, but they came through with a three-game sweep of the New York Mets to win the National League East for the fifth consecutive year. Unfortunately for Atlanta, their defense of the 2021 World Series title came to an end in the division series with a loss to Philadelphia. The Braves will contend again, however, on the back of several team-friendly deals. That means pitchers Max Fried and Spencer Strider will return along with offensive weapons Ronald Acuna Jr., Matt Olson, Michael Harris II, and Ozzie Albies. Dansby Swanson is gone, but rookie Vaughn Grissom will replace him, and catcher Sean Murphy was also brought into the fold, so another 100-win season in Atlanta isn’t out of the question.

Truist Park is one of MLB’s newest stadiums and holds several premium-seating options. Party suites are very flexible, as they range in size from holding 20 to 52 guests, and they can be combined to hold up to 229 people! This includes both indoor and outdoor seating in right field and come with parking passes and a food and beverage credit. Champions Suites on the lower level hold 24 people and contain a $1,000 catering credit. Retractable glass windows allow you to remain in climate-controlled comfort or enjoy the outdoor ballpark atmosphere depending on the weather.

There will likely be no shortage of reasons to come and see the defending World Series champions at Truist Field this season, as the Braves roll back plenty of the stars who brought a title to Atlanta for the first time since the Maddux-Glavine-Smoltz era in 1995. The main change on offense was the departure of longtime first baseman Freddie Freeman, but the Braves replaced him with A’s slugger Matt Olson. Atlanta will also see the return of Ronald Acuna Jr. from injury and Marcell Ozuna from legal trouble in 2021 as well. Mike Soroka is expected to return to the rotation sometime this summer, and he will join Charlie Morton, Max Fried, Ian Anderson, and Huascar Ynoa, and Atlanta also acquired longtime Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen to anchor the bullpen.

Join the A-list of Braves fans with premium seating options at Truist Park. Seats behind the plate in the Truist Club are less than 60 feet away from home plate, putting you right in the middle of the action. Behind the seats lies an exclusive lounge with all-inclusive gourmet food and top-shelf beverage options along with décor and memorabilia from Braves legends. The Xfinity Club is the largest climate-controlled premium space in the stadium, combining suites, tables, and individual seats that give you the ultimate in amenities and fan flexibility.