
Looking for an exciting and easy road trip to kick off your summer? Just a short drive from Birmingham, Truist Park—home of the Atlanta Braves—offers more than just baseball. With the all-new Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Park, featuring a totally revamped Hope & Will’s Sandlot, it’s now an even better destination for families with young kids.
New for 2025: 30,000+ Sq. Ft. of Family Fun
In partnership with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, the Braves have unveiled a brand-new family experience in the Left Field Plaza, stretching over 30,000 square feet—nearly doubling the space of the original Sandlot. If you’ve been before, expect a whole new level of kid-friendly fun!
Here’s what’s new:
-BLOOPER’s Clubhouse: A fun, mascot-themed space for kids to run wild and meet the Braves’ furry friend.
-Mini Baseball Field: Let your little sluggers take the field and practice their swings.
-Rock-Climbing Tower: A returning favorite for older kids with energy to burn.
-Arcade Games, Batting Cages & Giant Video Board: Keep kids entertained with interactive fun, plus a 400-square-foot screen so you won’t miss the action.
-Zip Line: The first of its kind in a major league ballpark, offering an exhilarating experience for adventurous kids.
Whether you’re catching a game or just visiting The Battery Atlanta, this expanded space is reason enough to make a weekend out of it.
Kid-Friendly Dining Options
Parents will appreciate the kid-fare options at the park’s concession stand within Hope & Will’s Sandlot. The affordable menu features kids’ meals and snacks like hot dogs, mini pizzas, fruit or veggie cups, and healthier drink options, including fruit juices and milk.
Why a Braves Game Makes a Great Family Road Trip
Drive Time: Just a little over 2 hours from Birmingham.
The Battery: An entertainment district packed with restaurants, splash pads, shops, and family-friendly spots—open even if you don’t have a game ticket.
Family Amenities: Truist Park boasts 11 family restrooms throughout the stadium, ensuring convenience for parents with young children.
Mizuno Glove Experience: Forgot your glove? No problem! Fans can check out a baseball glove free of charge to catch foul balls and home runs during the game. You can even purchase the glove at the end of the game.
Monument Garden: A must-see for all patrons, featuring artifacts, memorabilia, statues, and sculptures celebrating the Braves’ history. Children will especially love the interactive displays and audio features.
Pro Tips for Families
Family Sundays: On select Sundays, kids ages 14 and younger can run the bases like a professional after the game is finished. The line begins at the third base ramp at the start of the 8th inning.
Atlanta Braves Kids Club Membership: For serious young baseball fans, consider joining the Atlanta Braves Kids Club. The free Rookie membership offers special offers and giveaways, while the All-Star level includes exclusive merchandise and priority access to special events.
Upcoming Events
MAY
Friday, May 23 through Sunday, May 25
Friday, May 23rd, Military Appreciation night, and Friday Night Fireworks.
Saturday, May 24th Kids Only Gate Giveaways. On this day, kids can enjoy additional activations, including free popsicles courtesy of King of Pops until first pitch and more
Sunday, May 25th Kids run the bases
JUNE
Kids Club Day Tuesday, June 17; Blippi & Meekah Meet & Greet* *priority access for Braves Kids Club All-Star members
JULY
Kids Club Day Sunday, July 6: Interact with BLOOPER and his mascot friends; Free face painting In-Park Kiosk Giveaways
Friday, July 18 – Wednesday, July 23: Pencil Pouch Giveaway
AUGUST
Kids Club Day Saturday, August 9: FanDuel Sports Network Talent Meet & Greet; Free airbrushed hats and tote bags In-Park Kiosk Giveaways Monday, August 18 – Sunday, August 24: Pom-Poms Giveaway
SEPTEMBER
Kids Club Day Sunday, September 28: Free face painting In-Park Kiosk Giveaways
Friday, September 5 – Sunday, September 14: BLOOPER Pillowcase Giveaway
Monday, September 22 – Sunday, September 28: Mystery Item Giveaway