Braves fans arrive at the gates for tonight's game against the Boston Red Sox. Tonight marks the first night of the 3-game weekend series.
Two fans cheer on one another through the fan's jumbotron outside. The battery is located right outside of Truist Park and is welcome to all guests.
These fans take inm every second they get on the jumbotron as a way to celebrate their team. Fans often try to record themselves if they can vatvh it at the right time.
Two girls enjoy seeing themselves on the jumbotron. The girl on the left is one of few fans who catch their pictures in time.
The scenery is perfect as people of all demographics lay out picnic-style as they watch their braves on the jumbotron. Batter #17 Murphy, is up to bat for the braves.
The game has already begun but fans continue to flood the gates for tonight's action. These gates usually remain open for the majority of the game.
The sun is out, the action has started, and this lovely couple are deciding to spend their afternoon eating hotdogs at tonight's game. It is very welcoming to fans to see food spots set up outside of the gates.
This hard-working Atlanta Braves worker is escorting fans to the gates to tonight's action. The process is done fairly quickly as there are many gates around the stadium.
Fans are walking into the Chop House Gates where there is a lot of fun waiting inside. Truist park has only been open for 8 years and is one of the MLB's newest renovated stadiums.
Tony, a local DJ, is setting up his equipment to begin his perfromance tonight. He comes to the Battery on a weekly basis when the Braves have home games.
Tony is in motion again getting his equipment ready and he is quickly becoming a staple here at the Battery! Tony's work doesn't go unnoticed and he was very excited to talk to me, that he deserves a double post!
The gate checker position is a very flexible position as we have a very dedicated worker getting his job done in a wheelchair. When you are greeted by one of them, you instantly feel the same custiomer service you'd get at CFA.
A young man is handing over his ticket to the worker who is poliety taking it. These worker usually work around 6 hours in a day.
The 3rd Base Gate recieves foot traffic as late as 2 hours post start time. The beatuty about baseball is that you can show up late and still enjoy yourself at the game.
Late innings, great vibes! The energy at the 3rd Base Gate is still electric, proving baseball's a game you can jump into anytime and feel right at home.
Pedal-powered rides to the rescue! This guy's turning heads and making sure everyone gets to the game, one cycle at a time. Talk about MVP service.
Young fan, big dreams. Walking into the stadium, ready for some baseball magic.
"A cap, a kid, and a whole lot of anticipation. Loving these game-day vibes!
Win or lose, the walk home is part of the story. Fans spilling out, still buzzing from the game! #BaseballNights
potted: The unsung hero of game night! This janitor's dedication keeps the stadium shining, making sure we always have a clean, welcoming space to cheer on our team. Huge respect!