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Atlanta is home to several professional, semi-professional and college teams. Check out the fun experience by visiting a few, and mark your calendar for other action-packed games this season.

Atlanta Braves Baseball

Truist Park, the home of the Atlanta Braves, was built with families in mind, and it shows.  From the impressive, carnival-like children’s area to an enormous Atlanta Braves symbol made out of LEGOs, there is so much to see and do before the first pitch. Tickets are $15 and up.

Atlanta United Soccer

Atlanta United soccer is an exciting opportunity for families to enjoy a sporting event together. The team’s elite players will inspire kids who play soccer, and everyone will enjoy the impressive Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Tickets are $34 and up.

Atlanta Hawks Basketball

Atlanta Hawks games have all the elements you want for a fun family afternoon or night out, even if you’re not a basketball fan. At half-time, the Hawks’ Delta Sky Squad run across the court, propel themselves off trampolines and dunk balls with Harry the Hawk.

Georgia Swarm Lacrosse

Swarm games are family-friendly, with youth players gathering on the field to create a starting lineup tunnel for player introductions and scrimmages between youth teams between periods. Kids will love the fast-paced, physical play and the energizing background music played continuously throughout the game.

Gwinnett Stripers Baseball

The team plays under a fishing-themed identity. They are a minor league affiliate of the Atlanta Braves, and check the promotions for activities and giveaways during the game.

Rome Braves Baseball

Also a minor league affiliate of the Atlanta Braves, fans can see young players hone their skills for the majors. Tickets are $6 and up.

Atlanta Dream Basketball

The WNBA women’s basketball team is currently celebrating their 15th year in Atlanta, complete with several wins at conference championships over the years.

Georgia State University

The Panthers bring a lot of college-level talent to Atlanta. Don’t miss beach volleyball, which is quite exciting to watch at the college level. Regular season admission to these sports is free: tennis, baseball, softball, track and field and beach volleyball.

Emory University

Watch college athletes compete in track and field, tennis, baseball, softball and golf for free. Post-season games are ticketed.

University of Georgia

Athens is only a short drive from Atlanta. Watch baseball for $10 per ticket; the Men’s SEC Tennis Tournament is $10-$15, and track and field and softball for free this spring.

Georgia Tech

Watch baseball for $5-$15 per ticket, and softball is $2-$5. Enjoy free entry for the regular-season home events in tennis, swimming and diving and track and field.

Kennesaw State University

If you don’t want to come into the city for college sports, check out KSU. The sports facilities make the experience that much better. Watch baseball, lacrosse, softball or tennis; Lacrosse, soccer, softball, track and field and volleyball are free.

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