Home Run Porch
Truist Park

• Outfield Seating Near the Wall: Located beyond the outfield wall between the left field foul pole and the start of the Chop House area in right-center.

• Home Run Territory: A favorite spot for fans hoping to snag a ball during batting practice or game action.

• Affordable Lower Level Option: One of the cheaper ways to sit on the main seating tier at Truist Park.

• Family-Friendly Location: Close to the Kids Zone, bullpens, and several concessions.

Home Run Porch Location + Sections

The Home Run Porch seats at Truist Park include Sections 144–155 and Section 250 and sit just beyond the outfield wall. These sections stretch from the left field foul pole toward right-center field, ending near the beginning of the Chop House seating area.

These seats are part of the lowest seating tier in the outfield, making them a popular option for fans looking for affordable lower-level tickets. Because of their proximity to the outfield wall, these seats are also a favorite for ball hawks hoping to catch a batting practice home run or a long fly ball during the game.

Shade and Sun Considerations

Most seats in the Home Run Porch receive significant sun exposure during day games.

Sections 144 and 145 offer the only real overhead coverage in this area. Seats in Row 12 of these sections sit underneath the overhang from the 200 Level above, providing some relief from the sun.

Outside of these upper rows, fans should expect full sun during afternoon games, so bringing sunscreen or a hat is recommended.

Nearby Bullpens

Fans sitting in the Home Run Porch will also have good views of the bullpens located just beyond the outfield wall.

The Braves bullpen is located beneath Sections 153 and 154, while the visiting team bullpen sits below Sections 144 and 145. These spots provide a fun opportunity to watch pitchers warm up before entering the game.

Fun for Kids

One of the biggest advantages of this area is its proximity to several family-friendly attractions.

The Kids Zone, located just behind center field, features a variety of interactive games and activities for younger fans. The surrounding area also includes numerous concessions, shops, and open concourse space, making it easy for families to move around and explore the ballpark between innings.

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