Win tickets to see the Braves face off against Houston

The Atlanta Braves could go all the way this year — for the first time since 1995. And a big part of the excitement local fans are feeling comes from the prospect of seeing it live at Truist Park.

Nothing quite compares to the feeling of seeing a game live in the ballpark. The lights, the roar of the crowd, the peanuts and cracker jacks. They all add up to an unforgettable — and for most of us, a once-in-a-lifetime — experience.

That’s why The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is giving away two ticket packages to a series game at Truist Park. Each package includes two tickets and a parking pass.

Enter now to win a pair of tickets!

The sweepstakes ends October 26, and the winners will be contacted shortly thereafter. The date of the tickets will be confirmed as soon as the series schedule is confirmed.

And be sure to follow all of our post-season Braves coverage.

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