Truist Park Seating Guide for MLB All-Star Game

Expert Recommendations for the Best Views & Value at Truist Park

As a Truist Park seating specialist, I've analyzed every section to help you find the perfect MLB All-Star Game tickets. Below you'll find categorized recommendations based on price, view quality, and availability—including hidden gem sections that offer premium experiences without premium prices.

Best Value Tickets ($700-$850 range)

• Sections 440/442 Row 12 ($703): Upper deck behind home plate with surprisingly good sightlines to all action. Higher elevation actually improves viewing angles for tracking fly balls.
• Section 412 Rows 11-12 ($708): Upper infield seats with direct alignment to pitcher's mound. Row 11 is worth the slight price jump for better overhang protection.
• Section GA (G31) ($748): Standing room tickets in the outfield social areas. Best for groups wanting a festive atmosphere with access to the Battery Atlanta amenities.

Sweet Spot Seats (Good Availability & Price Balance)

• Sections 410/444 Row 25 ($758): Upper deck corners with diagonal views to home plate. These often-overlooked seats provide excellent perspective on defensive shifts.
• Section 347 Row 25 ($859): Club-level outfield with access to climate-controlled concourses. The elevated position gives perfect sightlines to the outfield wall.
• Section 240 Row 19 ($864): Terrace-level infield with closer proximity than upper decks. Excellent foul ball territory with quick concourse access.

Higher Tier Options (Premium Locations)

• Sections 142/141 Rows 17-20 ($885-$989): Lower level infield between bases. These get you close to player warm-up areas with full view of the diamond.
• Home Run Porch 147 ($1082): Unique outfield perspective where you can catch home runs. The elevated porch design provides clear views over the wall.
• Section 150 Row 29 ($978): Baseline seats with excellent angle to see pitching mechanics and batter swings. Closer to field than equivalent infield sections.

Premium & Last-Minute Options

• Dugout Packages ($2202): Includes premium seats near team dugouts with exclusive amenities. Best for those wanting the complete VIP experience.
• Club Level Packages ($2697): Access to climate-controlled lounges with upscale dining options. Ideal for business entertaining or special occasions.
• Sections 14/15 Rows 2-3 ($2206-$3889): Diamond-level seats directly behind home plate. Unmatched views of pitch movement and catcher framing.

View Comparison Guide

• Upper Deck (400s): Best for seeing defensive alignments and pitch trajectories. Higher rows reduce obstruction from overhangs.
• Terrace Level (200s): Optimal balance of elevation and proximity. Sections 240-247 offer particularly good value.
• Lower Level (100s): Closest to the action but require more head movement to follow deep flies. Rows 15+ prevent neck strain.
• Outfield Sections: Home Run Porch provides unique perspective on outfield plays. Avoid extreme corners for All-Star Game.

Pro Tips for All-Star Game

• For Home Run Derby: Sections 140-149 provide best views of the power display
• Early arriving fans should target Sections 331-347 for player arrival views
• Families will appreciate Sections 430-433 with quick concourse access
• Photographers should consider Section 320 for centered compositions

Final Recommendation

For most fans, the sweet spot is Sections 410-412 in Rows 11-12 ($700-$800 range). You'll get comprehensive views of all the All-Star action with money left for concessions. If budget allows, jump to the Terrace Infield (Sections 240-247) for that perfect blend of proximity and perspective.