Turner Field has become more of a pitcher's park than its predecessor, Fulton County Stadium. Atlanta's facility was shaped primarily for baseball. The post-Olympic seating capacity is 50,000. Ground Rules Dugouts are bounded by guard rails and any ball hitting guard rails or netting is in play.
Ball hitting netting on home-plate side of either dugout is in play.
Catch may be made in either dugout. Catch may be made on tarp drum. A large public plaza occupies the former Olympic Stadium space beyond left field. It appears that the new park will not prove to be as much of a home-run incubator as its predecessor, which was justly nicknamed The Launching Pad. Based on its early performance, this may turn out to be a mild pitcher's park, slightly inhibiting scoring and home runs.