Atlanta Braves Spring Training Tickets

If you're a Braves fan... it's ok. The Braves players were more receptive... which stands to reason since it's their home park. Our game was with the Yankees so it was rather crowded with overzealous Braves & Yankees fans... mostly older. If you have a younger child... I would recommend because the players will look for them... as they should. It's just a matter of dealing with the older people that think because they're lifetime Yankees/Braves fans or season ticket holders... that they're the most important people there... which they're not. My son and I are 52 & 26... and just wanted to watch BP from a closer location... and it was pretty cool.... but boy... after watching these "adults" looking for autographs/pix like it was the "end of the world" if they didn't get what they wanted... was humorous. Anyways... your kids will enjoy that chance to meet a player... other than that... EHHH.

Awesome day and accommodations!! Had a wonderful time!!

I went to games as alternative to parks when attending/running the princess 1/2 marathon events. Buy tickets in advance or use the box office day of event. I used ticketmaster 2 1/2 weeks ahead of game. People who sat around me said it was much more expensive to buy closer to event for single game. ($60 per ticket) Braves players were very friendly and willing to sign objects and take pictures before the game. They signed for all ages (not just kids). Overall people were responsible and behaved well but alcohol was not limited by concessions so as a fan, please drink responsibly. I was lucky in that I had empty seats around me and lots of opposing team fans. That didn't bother me as I'm a baseball fan more than team fan.

Atlanta Braves Spring Training at Disney's ESPN Champion's Stadium was fantastic! Beautiful weather, spring Baseball AND a family friendly venue make this a great event to watch!