It may do it too well. There's so much going on, the day's game is a sideshow. Scout's Alley is the best family fun zone in Major League Baseball. It combines interactive games for all ages between 6 and 60 in a midway-type atmosphere, with crisply displayed wall adornments that tie in actual scouting reports of past and present Braves greats. People actually stop to read them.
Kids line up one after another to give it their best run.
There, a pair of young ladies sit in lifeguard chairs while bartenders serve up tropical-fruit drinks. There's also a combined 2.5 acres of plaza both outside and inside the stadium. It works for Atlanta. I don't think so. Yes, the Reds are going to need plenty of diversions if they are to regularly draw 3 million fans annually to their new ballpark.