Walk inside Truist Park.

Yes. The walk is free, but everyone attending needs a registration, including children. Registering and checking in helps us plan for our guests, as it tells us how many people to expect for the route, the water and the food. Thank you for supporting the event and the cause.

Park in the Red, Green, Yellow or Purple decks at The Battery Atlanta. The Orange and Silver/Delta decks are not available for this event. The first two hours are free. After that The Battery charges by the hour, and rates are set closer to the event, so check batteryatl.com before you come. There is limited metered street parking, and payment is enforced. Each deck has a few EV chargers with contactless payment.

Early. Check-in is on Battery Avenue, across from the Coca-Cola Roxy, and it opens well before the first event. If you are running the 5K, get in line as soon as check-in opens, because the 5K goes off first and you cannot join once it has started. The walk follows in two waves late morning, and if you miss your wave you may not be able to get into the walk inside Truist Park. We are expecting large crowds, so allow time to park, check in, and get to the start. Exact times are confirmed closer to the day and go out in your registration email.

Yes, there will be on-site registration at the Check-In Desk. We highly encourage you to register ahead of time, as it is faster on the day and guarantees your spot in the timed events, which have limited capacity.

General admission covers the event space and most of what happens in it: both entertainment stages, the food trucks, the silent auction, the Immersive 360 experience, the merchandise tent and the donation tents. The 5K, the walk inside Truist Park and the children’s park are registered separately, so if you want to do any of those, sign up for them as well. Everyone still checks in at the Check-In Desk to pick up credentials.

The 5K starts and finishes on Battery Avenue, across from the 3rd base entrance to Truist Park, and the route winds through the neighborhood next to the ballpark. There will be three water stations along the route. The course is certified by USA Track & Field, which allows for accurate times, official rankings, and qualification for larger runs with performance thresholds.

Yes. The walk is held inside Truist Park, home of the Atlanta Braves. You will enter through the 3rd Base Gate and exit through the Right Field Gate. The walk is the free part of the day, and it is open to every age and every pace.

Yes. Senior drop-off is at the Red Deck, with volunteers helping where they can, and a limited number of wheelchairs available to check out first come, first served. There is a Seniors Circle near the restrooms and the water and snack station, in the middle of the action rather than off to the side.

Plenty. Two stages of live music and dance run most of the day, there are food trucks along a closed-off Battery Avenue, a silent auction, a VR experience, and a kids park with a home run derby and batting cages. A lot of people come for the morning rather than the race.

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