The Atlanta Braves host a FREE open house on March 22nd — here’s how to get tickets

Run bases, visit the dugout and bullpen, play catch in the outfield, and more!

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The Atlanta Braves announced they will host a FREE open house for all interested fans — just claim your free tickets (info below).
It takes place at Truist Park on Sunday, March 22, 2026 from 1 to 4 p.m. 

You’re invited to come for a sneak peek of the ballpark, before the 2026 MLB season begins. 

The Braves will host the Kansas City Royals in the season opener on Friday, March 27th, with first pitch scheduled for 7:15 p.m. 

At the Open House, there will be FREE activities throughout Truist Park and The Battery. 

You’ll experience many elements of a Braves game day, including in-stadium entertainment and appearances by BLOOPER, the team mascot.

You’ll also be able to buy concessions and Braves merchandise. 

The best part may be the interactive experiences. 
You’ll have the the opportunity to run the bases, play catch in the outfield, visit the Braves dugout, and throw pitches in a major league bullpen.

Additionally, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Park will be open for kids of all ages.

Entertainment:

• Heavy Hitter and Tomahawk Team performances
• Appearances from BLOOPER in his clubhouse at 1:30 p.m., 2 p.m., and 2:30 p.m.

Retail locations:

• Chop House Gate Store (Located just inside the Chop House Gate)
• Center Field Kiosk (Located in the Center Field Market)
• Braves Custom Shop (Located at Section 120)
• New Era Store (Located at Section 120 in Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Park)
• Threads Store (Located at the Left Field Gate)

While the Braves’ Open House is a FREE event, it requires a ticket for entry. 
Get more info and secure your free ticket now by visiting braves.com/openhouse.
You can get up to eight free tickets per order. 

On the day of the event, FREE PARKING will be available in the Delta Deck and Lot 29 around Truist Park on a first-come, first-served basis.
Plus, The Battery Atlanta offers two hours for free on non-gamedays in designated decks (look for the signs — the free decks are often a bit of a walk from the main venues). 

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