Guided tours of Turner Field are offered year-round and begin in the Braves Museum & Hall of Fame. Tours start on the top of the hour, last approximately one hour, and take visitors to the areas listed below. No reservations are necessary for individuals or groups of less than 20 people. Walk-up tickets can be purchased on the day of your tour at the Braves ticket window at Turner Field and free parking is available in the Green Lot.
Groups of 20 or more and school groups must make reservations two weeks in advance by calling (404) 614-2311 or emailing Sam Wallace at sam.wallace@braves.com.
TOUR STOPS *
- Braves Museum & Hall of Fame
- Coca-Cola Sky Field
- Scouts Alley
- Broadcast Booth
- Luxury Suite
- Press Box
- Clubhouse
- The Plaza
- Dugout
- Museum Store
* Tour route and schedule are subject to availability.
HOURS OF OPERATION
Baseball Season (April - September)
Monday - Saturday 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sunday 1-3 p.m.
Tours are not available on days when the Braves have afternoon home games.
Off-Season (October - March)
Monday - Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Closed:
MLK Day, Thanksgiving Day, December 23-January 2
The museum opens two and a half hours before each game and closes in the middle of the seventh inning.
No reservations are necessary for individuals or groups of less than 20 people. Tickets can be purchased the day of your tour at the main ticket window. Free parking is available in the Green Lot.
ADMISSION
Adults $12.00
Children (3- 13) $7.00
Military $7.00
Museum only (no tour) $5.00
Admission to the museum during games is one token ($2).
OFFSEASON SPECIALS AT THE BRAVES MUSEUM AND HALL OF FAME
Oct. 19-31, 2009 - Trick or Treat at Turner Field
Children 13 & under visiting the Braves Museum and Hall of Fame beginning on Monday, October 19th through Halloween on Saturday, October 31, will be treated to special surprises along every stop of the tour. All children will receive Braves Trick or Treat bags at the start of the tour and as they make their way around the stadium the bags will be filled with Braves treats. Promotion applies to walk-up tours only.
November 14, 2009 - Free Admission Day
Back by popular demand, the second annual Free Admission Day at the Braves Museum & Hall of Fame is set for Saturday, November 14. All fans will receive free admission and a complimentary tour of Turner Field from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
December 1-22, 2009 - A Toy for a Tour
Children 13 & under can experience the gift of giving in December at the Braves Museum. Children who donate a new and unwrapped toy to the Atlanta Braves Foundation will receive a complimentary tour of Turner Field. The Atlanta Braves Foundation will donate all collected toys to children in need during the holiday season.
January 2010 - Two for $10 in 2010
To celebrate the start of the New Year, it's two for the price of one at the Braves Museum and Hall of Fame. During the month of January, two people can take a tour of Turner Field and the Braves Museum & Hall of Fame for $10, saving more than half off the regular adult price of $12 per adult admission.
February 2010 - Black History Month Celebration - Braves Reward Reading with Free Tours
The Braves franchise has both a rich baseball history that encompasses significant contributions from many African Americans, and to celebrate Black History Month, the Atlanta Braves will encourage youth to explore that history. Children 13 & under who read a book or an article about the Negro Leagues or the history of African Americans in professional baseball, will receive a complimentary tour of Turner Field. Children can bring the book or article to the Braves museum entrance to receive free admission. The Braves own African American website, braves.com/aaheritage, is a great place for children to start reading and learning today. Promotion applies to walk-up tours only.
March 2010 - "Gearing-up" Baseball Equipment Drive
During the month of March, fans who donate new or gently-used baseball equipment, including youth gloves, cleats, aluminum bats, and catchers' gear, will receive 50% off adult admission to the museum and tours. All donated equipment will benefit the Marquis Grissom Baseball Association, a non-profit organization dedicated to educating the minds of today's youth for a successful life, both on and off the baseball field.
EDUCATIONAL TOURS
The Braves Museum and Hall of Fame offers five specialized tours tailored to elementary and junior/senior high school students.
Social Studies tour: The Social Studies tour focuses on the history of the Braves organization and the different cities and states that are home to Major League baseball teams. The tour also concentrates on the impact baseball has on the economy and city of Atlanta as a whole.
Mathematics tour: The Mathematics tour details how baseball is a game of numbers. This tour gives students an introduction to some of the statistics in baseball and how they are calculated and used during a game.
Art tour: Since the opening of Turner Field in 1997, the Atlanta Braves have made a focused effort to collect baseball-related artwork, including murals, statues, paintings, photography, and a variety of other unique art pieces. This tour takes students to these areas in the stadium to learn more about each medium, the artists involved, and the concept and thought behind each of the pieces.
Careers in Sports tour: The Careers in Sports tour is targeted towards high school students and provides a general overview and perspective of different career opportunities available in the sports industry, specifically Major League Baseball.
Regular/History tour: The original tour of Turner Field provides information of the history of the stadium, team, and the different areas on the tour route, including Coca-Cola Sky Field, the press box, broadcast booth, dugout, clubhouse, Scout's Alley; and the Braves Museum Store.
Turner Field tours can be scheduled by calling 404-614-2311 or emailing sam.wallace@braves.com. The cost is $5 for students and $7 for adults. Complimentary admission is granted for one adult per every ten students.
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