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Where is The Battery Atlanta at the Atlanta baseball stadium?

Baseball fans fill The Battery at Truist Park on Sunday. Oct. 31, 2021, as the Atlanta Braves are on the brink of winning the World Series in Game 5.

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Baseball fans fill The Battery at Truist Park on Sunday. Oct. 31, 2021, as the Atlanta Braves are on the brink of winning the World Series in Game 5.
By AJC Staff
Nov 1, 2021

The Battery Atlanta, the entertainment complex attached to Truist Park, offers up spots to throw back a cold beer, eat a slice of pizza or chow down on a burger from a former boy band member.

During Game 5 of the World Series, the crowds at the district grew so large that officials have restricted part of it to World Series ticketholders, WSB-TV reported. During the Braves playoffs and now the World Series, the district has become a gathering spot for fans to watch the game on big-screen TVs, while enjoying food, drink and entertainment.

One of the popular gathering spots at the Battery is Punch Bowl Social, a two-story facility that offers places to eat, drink and play games, including bowling lanes and a bocce court, the AJC has previously reported.

The Braves also organized watch party space on the Plaza Green outside the stadium.

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