Can you bring food into Truist Park?

Atlanta Braves · Atlanta, GA

Yes, some outside food is allowed, with conditions

Truist Park food policy

Yes, some outside food is allowed, with conditions

The Braves' ballpark guide says fans may bring food into Truist Park if it fits inside a clear, gallon-sized plastic bag, with one bag of food and one sealed plastic bottle of water per ticket. It says additional considerations will be made for guests with dietary concerns and infants, and that all food bags are inspected at the security gates. Text 404-614-1599 or ask at Guest Services (Section 120) about a dietary need before you arrive.

We checked the venue’s rules on October 9, 2026. Rules can change, so check before you go.

Truist Park bag policy

No bags, with small exceptions

  • Bags are not allowed at Truist Park for the 2026 season.
  • Exceptions may be made for small, single compartment clutches and clear bags no larger than 5 x 9 inches.
  • Oversized bags can go in a mobile locker (first come, first served) from $12 per bag for baseball games.

Medical and diaper bags: Exceptions may be made for medical bags no larger than what is required to carry necessary medical equipment, bags for guests with ADA needs, breast pumps, and diaper bags for guests with infants or toddlers.

Carry-in facts

From the venue’s page, checked Oct 19, 2026. Anything not listed here isn’t in the lines we saved from that page, so ask.
ItemRuleThe venue’s words
Diaper bagAllowed if… With infants or toddlers.On the venue’s list of items allowed: “Diaper bags for guests accompanied by infant(s) and/or toddler(s)”
Medical bagAllowed if… No larger than needed for the medical equipment.On the venue’s list of items allowed: “Medical bags no larger than what is required to transport necessary medical equipment”

Applies to: Braves home games. We checked the venue’s page on October 19, 2026. Concerts and special events can have other rules, so check the venue’s page before you go.

Gluten-free food at Truist Park

5 gluten-free options at Truist Park. The guide lists each food, where to find it, and what to ask.

Ask staff to change gloves and keep the bun away from pretzel equipment.

What to ask at the stand
  1. Is this the gluten-free version? Can I see the label?
  2. Is it fried in the same oil as breaded food?
  3. Can you change gloves and use a clean surface?
  4. Is the gluten-free bun kept and toasted apart from regular buns?

Please read

I can’t eat gluten

For a medical reason I need food with no wheat, barley or rye, not even crumbs.

  • Is this the gluten-free version? Can I see the label?
  • Can you change gloves and use a clean surface?
  • Is it fried in the same oil as breaded food?

Thank you!

Who to ask at Truist Park

Ask before you go

Fill in the date and your name, then copy it into the venue’s contact form. Ask a couple of weeks ahead, and bring the answer with you. Going sooner? Ask staff at the gate when you arrive.