The Braves are considering a shuttle service they say would connect fans throughout metro Atlanta to the ballpark, but plans aren’t finalized. Cobb County has purchased six more buses for two Cumberland Circulator routes, which will serve commuters in the Cumberland area as well as fans. Look for them on 75 and 285, Cobb Parkway, Circle 75 Parkway, and elsewhere.Īs for public transportation, will have the most current information on bus options via CobbLinc and MARTA, which operates a route that connects downtown and Midtown with Cumberland. Electronic directional signs will also steer drivers to routes of least resistance. The Braves app is the best bet for real-time traffic updates and advice. And they’re hopeful that activities planned at the Battery before and after games will help convince fans to come early and stay late, thinning the rush. To help alleviate traffic headaches, the Braves have set starting times of weeknight home games back 25 minutes-to 7:35 p.m.-for their inaugural season. Photograph by Barry Williams/Getty ImagesĪ 2014 regional traffic study found that the new stadium, apartments, and offices will add 20,000 more vehicles on game days-enough to gum up most Cumberland-area intersections.

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