Truist Park is literally a walk in the park, compared to most other MLB stadiums.
By the numbers: The Atlanta Braves' home stadium ranks 13 out of 30 MLB stadiums for walkability, a recent analysis shows.
How it works: Walk Score analyzes hundreds of walking routes and nearby amenities to calculate pedestrian friendliness and walkability. Population density and road metrics are also considered.
A good Walk Score (above 69) doesn't require a car and reflects how easy it is to walk to a location or use public transportation. A walker's paradise is a score of 90 or above.
What they found: Truist Park received a Walk Score of 71 because it's "very walkable, so most errands can be accomplished on foot," Walk Score reports.
Case in point: 10.3 million visitors spent an average of 206 minutes at The Battery and Truist Park in 2023, according to the Braves at yesterday's Cobb County commission meeting.
83 of the 86 events hosted at Truist Park last year were Braves games.
3.2 million fans attended games at Truist Park last year
Stop by: The Braves play the New York Mets on Wednesday at 7:20pm.