Truist Park Entry Rules: Bags, Water, Food, Cameras and Gear

Bags are not allowed for the 2026 season. Exceptions may be made for single-compartment clutches and clear bags no larger than 5 x 9 inches, medical bags, bags needed for ADA reasons, breast pumps and diaper bags for guests with infants or toddlers. Bags and backpacks larger than 5 x 9 inches are prohibited, and backpacks are on the prohibited list. Small single-compartment clutches no larger than 5 x 9 inches are the exception to the no-bag rule. All clutches are inspected.

• No bags, with exceptions
• Clutch or clear bag up to 5 x 9 inches
• Empty reusable water bottle, up to 24 oz
• Mobile lockers for oversized bags

Guests may bring empty, reusable, non-glass water bottles up to 24 ounces. Glass bottles are prohibited, and so are other hard-sided containers, metal bottles included. Ice chests and hard-sided and soft-sided coolers are prohibited. Soft-sided coolers without the plastic liner are permitted only for medical needs. The pages do not mention outside food.

Camera lenses exceeding 5 inches are prohibited, and so are tri, dual or single leg pods for non-media guests. Camera lenses exceeding 5 inches are prohibited. Tri, dual and single leg camera pods are prohibited for non-media personnel. Unmanned aerial vehicles are prohibited. The pages do not mention laptops, tablets and power banks.

Medical bags are an exception, but only as large as is needed to carry the necessary medical equipment. Breast pumps and diaper bags for guests with infants or toddlers are exceptions too. The pages do not mention strollers.

The pages do not mention seat cushions. Folding chairs, tables, stools and devices used as such are prohibited. The pages do not mention umbrellas and blankets.

Sticks, clubs and signs attached to sticks are prohibited. The pages set no other sign rule. The pages do not mention flags. Sticks and signs attached to sticks are prohibited. The pages do not mention binoculars.

Exceptions may be made for medical bags no larger than needed for the equipment, bags required for ADA needs, breast pumps and diaper bags for guests with infants or toddlers.

All fans are screened by walk-through or handheld metal detectors, and clutches are inspected. Guests cannot leave and return on the same ticket, except in an emergency, and a Guest Services supervisor has to approve it. Wrapped packages whose contents are not visible are prohibited, and security may ask you to open them.

A mobile locker bag storage unit is available first come, first served between the Orange and Truist Tower parking decks. It opens two hours before first pitch and closes an hour after the last out, and costs from 12 dollars per bag for baseball games and 16 dollars for special events.

The bag policy is stated for the 2026 season, with a higher locker price for special events. The Braves have a separate outside food and drink policy page that was not read, so check it for food.