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Truist Park bag policy: bag size, outside food, water and umbrellas

Bags are not allowed for the 2026 season, with exceptions for medical bags, breast pumps, diaper bags, bags required for ADA needs, and small single compartment clutches or clear bags no larger than 5 x 9 inches.

Can I bring a bag into Truist Park?

No bags for the 2026 season, except medical, diaper and ADA bags, breast pumps, and clutches or clear bags up to 5 x 9 inches. Exceptions include medical bags, breast pumps, diaper bags, ADA-related bags, and small clutches or clear bags no larger than 5 x 9 inches; guests with oversized bags can use a paid Smart Locker storage location near the Orange and Truist Tower parking decks.

Can I bring outside food into Truist Park?

Yes, one bag of food that fits inside a clear, gallon-sized plastic bag is allowed per ticket. One bag of food and one sealed plastic bottle of water per ticket are permitted, and all food bags are subject to additional inspection at the security gates.

Can I bring water into Truist Park?

Yes, one sealed plastic bottle of water per ticket is allowed. Guests may also bring an empty, reusable, non-glass water bottle up to 24 oz; hard-sided containers including metal water bottles are not allowed.

Can I bring an umbrella into Truist Park?

Yes, umbrellas are allowed inside. Guests are asked to be considerate of other guests nearby when using an umbrella.

Does Truist Park accept cash?

No, it is a cashless venue. Fans can convert cash to card at kiosks on the 1B side Lower Level concourse behind Section 118 or the 3B side Lower Level concourse behind Section 133.

When do beer sales end at Truist Park?

Beer and other alcohol sales end at the bottom of the seventh inning at concession stands. Premium clubs offer extended alcohol service, and alcoholic beverage service may end earlier at staff discretion.

Can I smoke at Truist Park?

No, it is a tobacco-free facility. Tobacco use, including e-cigarettes, smokeless tobacco and vaporizers, is prohibited in the seating bowl, concourses, Plaza, restrooms and all premium seating areas.

Can I leave and re-enter Truist Park on the same ticket?

No, re-entry is not allowed on the same ticket. Re-entry is only granted in an emergency with approval from a Guest Services or Security Supervisor, and re-entering guests go through security re-inspection; no re-entry is allowed for parking lots.

What time do gates open at Truist Park?

Two hours before first pitch for most games, and 80 minutes before for weekday day games. For weekday day games, all gates open 80 minutes before first pitch instead, and gates may open earlier on giveaway dates depending on crowd size.

What items are banned at Truist Park?

These, along with oversized bags: alcoholic beverages and illegal drugs, aluminum cans including sunscreen spray, baseball bats, glass bottles, bags backpacks or clutches exceeding 5x9 inches, ice chests and hard-sided coolers, hard-sided containers including metal water bottles, camera lenses exceeding 5 inches, tripods and monopods for non-media personnel, folding chairs tables or stools, sticks clubs or full size brooms, false identification, fireworks firearms or other weapons, bullhorns noise makers or confetti, laser devices or pointers, skateboards hoverboards and rollerblades, unmanned aerial vehicles, balloons beach balls and other inflatable items, wrapped packages wherein the contents are not visible.

Source: Truist Park A-Z guide and Braves security and policies page (checked 2026-10-13).

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