Designed to teach fans about the fine art of scouting, Scouts Alley integrates original scouting reports of great Braves players with skill games, educational interactives, and touch screen kiosks. In Scouts Alley, fans can test their hitting skills at Outta the Park and their throwing skills at Power Pitcher , In Control and Throwin' Heat . The educational interactives include exhibits that demonstrate the action of different pitches and a comparison of the various gloves used by infielders, outfielders, pitchers and catchers. Fans can also see and feel the difference in the various bats used by Braves players or see how high an outfielder has to jump to steal a home run. The touch screen kiosks located in Scouts Alley house close to 200 original scouting reports on former and current Braves players and a trivia game that allows fans to test their baseball knowledge against the computer.
Turner Beach opens two-hours prior to game time and is open to all fans.
Braves defeat Cubs, 5-4. Between Ralph David Abernathy on the north, Hank Aaron Drive on the east, Bill Lucas Drive on the south and Pollard Boulevard on the west. Three levels supported by four concourses. A cross-aisle walkway divides the lower concourse. The second level, the Lexus Level, includes 58 private suites, three party suites and the 755 Club, the ballpark's private membership club.