The Atlanta Braves are playing in their second season at SunTrust Park in 2018.

The Braves drew 2,505,252 fans in the first season of their new ballpark. The team averaged 30,929 announced fans per game in 2017.

Per MLB policy, since 1993, announced attendance represents tickets sold, not the number of people in the stadium.

In Turner Field's final year, the Braves averaged 25,079 ticket holders per game. That was up from an average of 25,017 in 2015.

The Braves typically don't reveal their season-ticket sales figures, but they told investors in team owner Liberty Media in November that season tickets accounted for 54 percent of tickets sold in 2017.

Below is how the team is faring in the stands this season.  (The red line constitutes the average attendance over the season. Hover over the columns -- or select a group of columns -- to get details on the games and attendance. You also can filter by opponents.)

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