How to Purchase Atlanta Braves Tickets
In 1871, a baseball team was founded in Boston, Massachusetts called the Boston Red Stockings. It was the beginning of the franchise currently known as the Atlanta Braves. The Braves are part of Major League Baseball's National League East Division, playing their home games out of Turner Field since 1997. One of baseball's most prominent figures, Hank Aaron, helped the Braves win the 1957 World Series. The franchise has won three World Series championships and 17 National League pennants. To tour the Braves museum and Hall of Fame and see the team play, you'll need tickets.
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Buy Atlanta Braves tickets at Turner Field. The ticket office is located in the Monument Grove area facing Ralph David Abernathy Drive. There are also will call ticket windows in Monument Grove next to the 755 Club entrance. As long as the game is not sold out, you can get tickets here on game day. The will call ticket window also sells tickets for future games. They accept cash, debit, or credit cards as a form of payment.
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Purchase Braves tickets on the phone. As of June 2010, for individual game ticket sales, call 800-745-3000. For season tickets or group ticket sales, call 404-577-9100. If you call and purchase tickets on the day of the game, they will be available for you to pick up at the will call ticket window. If you call and purchase tickets well in advance of game day, you can choose to have the tickets mailed to your home or to have them held at the will call ticket window.
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Purchase tickets at the team's official website. Click on the "Tickets" tab and browse through the schedule for ticket availability. You will need to enter your credit card information and decide to either print your tickets at home, have them mailed to you, or have them held at the will call ticket window in Monument Grove.
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Tips & Warnings
Ticket scalping is legal in Georgia, as long as it takes place at least 1,500 feet away from the event, so you can also buy tickets from a scalper outside the ballpark.
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