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VIDEO: A 360 look at the Braves’ almost-finished SunTrust Park

Mike Plant, the Braves’ president of development, discusses SunTrust Park with media members Wednesday. HYOSUB SHIN / HSHIN@AJC.COM
Mike Plant, the Braves’ president of development, discusses SunTrust Park with media members Wednesday. HYOSUB SHIN / HSHIN@AJC.COM
By Erica Hernandez
March 9, 2017

AJC 360 | Outside SunTrust Park's Chop House Gate 

The Braves opened their new Cobb County stadium to the media for what the team termed a “sneak peek” Wednesday, 37 days before the first regular-season game there. Here is a 360 degree look at one of the stadium's largest entrances.

AJC 360 | View from Braves' Chop House at SunTrust Park

A 360 degree look from the deck of Coors Light Chop House at the almost-finished SunTrust Park on Wednesday, March 8, 2017. The very first game the Atlanta Braves will play will be against the New York Yankees on March 31.

AJC 360 | From the field of the new Braves SunTrust Park

Take an up close and 360 degree look at the field and grass at the almost-finished SunTrust Park.

360 videos by Hyosub Shin/AJC

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