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Parking limited, standing-room-only tickets available for Friday’s Braves game

After a long road trip, the Braves return home this weekend to face the Giants. Here's how you can watch the Braves on TV if you can't make it to SunTrust Park. (Video by Leo Willingham)
By Juliakate E Culpepper
May 4, 2018

There will be limited parking for Friday’s game at SunTrust Park against the San Francisco Giants because of strong ticket sales, the Braves announced Friday afternoon.

The Braves encouraged fans either prepay for the remaining parking spots available or take a ride share like Uber or Lyft to the ballpark.

Standing-room only tickets are also available for Friday's game for $20. The standing-room-only ticket can be purchased on braves.com/tickets.

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