Falcons, Atlanta United to open team store at Mall of Georgia

The Falcons and Atlanta United will host a grand opening Saturday, Oct. 31, for the pop-up official Team Store at the Mall of Georgia in Buford.

The store will be the only retail location in Atlanta for the city’s professional football and soccer franchises.

Former Falcons player Jerious Norwood and Atlanta United president Darren Eales will be among the team representatives at the event, starting at 11:30 a.m.

Fans in attendance will have a chance to win signed memorabilia and tickets to Sunday’s divisional matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at the Georgia Dome.

The store will be open through the end of the year.

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