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Body found in freezer at stadium before Reds-Braves game
ATLANTA — The body of a third-party contractor has been found inside a walk-in freezer at SunTrust Park. The body was found Tuesday by a worker from the same company. Cobb County police spokeswoman Sarah O'Hara tells The Atlanta Journal-Constitution she could not say if foul play is suspected because the investigation is ongoing.
Atlanta Braves Launch Two YinzCam Apps For Tech-Savvy SunTrust Park
The Atlanta Braves have built two apps through YinzCam to improve the fan experience and help visitors to the team’s new Battery shop complex better navigate the facility throughout the year. The first app appears in a series of 15 kiosks at The Battery Atlanta, a mixed-use development that includes shops and restaurants and serves as a grand entrance to the Braves’ SunTrust Park. The 55-inch touchscreen kiosks will have maps of the space allowing visitors to virtually explore the Battery.
KORE Software’s Technology Selected By The Atlanta Braves As Their CRM And Data Warehouse For SunTrust Park And The Battery Atlanta
This section of SportTechie, “SportTechie Wire”, contains original press releases issued by various companies and industry organizations. The releases are reviewed by the SportTechie editorial staff to ensure relevancy to the sports technology industry. For information and access, send your name and email address to [email protected] Atlanta, GA, July 18, 2017 – KORE Software announced today that they have been selected by the Atlanta Braves to be their CRM and Data Warehouse vendor.
Samsung, MLB Partnership Brings Fans Closer To Game Through VR
The Cleveland Indians received their American League Championship rings on April 11, and you didn’t need a ticket to see it up close. As part of Samsung and Major League Baseball’s partnership fans will be able to witness key moments throughout the 2017 season in virtual reality. Through the Samsung VR app fans will have access to more than 20 videos, giving them a first-hand look at various moments during the season.
360-Degree LED Display Wraps A Giant Metal Baseball By SunTrust Park
At The Battery Atlanta, a new mixed-use development that Atlanta Braves fans walk through as they head into SunTrust Park, people now can’t miss the new 7-foot tall curved LED display encompassing a giant metal baseball. It’s one of the many unique features within the newly-opened ballpark, which has technology for people of all ages.
Atlanta Braves parking lots won’t take credit cards for first two games | Spinning our Wheels
A heads up to those attending the first two Atlanta Braves games at SunTrust Park Friday and Saturday: The team’s parking lots will not accept credit or debit cards on those days. For weeks the team has been stressing for weeks that fans should buy tickets and parking in advance. Vice President Mike Plant underscored that message again at a press conference Wednesday.
Cobb County expects more fans to arrive at SunTrust Park on foot than by transit | Spinning our Wheels
As The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported last week, the Atlanta Braves and Cobb County have developed extensive plans to get motorists to SunTrust Park for games. For those who don’t want to drive, they’ve also developed a partnership with the Uber ride-sharing service. There’s a reason they’ve paid so much attention to people arriving in cars: They expect nearly everyone to arrive that way.
Don’t want to drive to SunTrust Park? Braves say catch an Uber | Spinning our Wheels
As The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported last week, Cobb County and the Atlanta Braves have made a host of preparations for fans driving to SunTrust Park. But the team also has partnered with the ride-sharing service Uber to get fans to the ballpark. SunTrust will have a designated “Uber zone,” where drivers can drop off and pick up fans. And the company has adopted some new procedures to simplify the process of hailing a ride after the game.
Atlanta Braves: Let apps be your guide to SunTrust Park | Spinning our Wheels
As we reported Monday, the Atlanta Braves want fans to break some old Turner Field habits when it comes to attending games at SunTrust Park. Namely: Stop showing up without tickets and parking reservations. The idea is to prevent fans from driving around looking for parking – making traffic worse while they’re doing it. To encourage fans to plan ahead, the Braves are promoting fan and traffic apps.
Are Braves fans willing to buy tickets, parking in advance to keep traffic moving? | Spinning our Wheels
So how bad will traffic be around SunTrust Park before Atlanta Braves games? That may depend, in part, on whether Braves fans can break some old habits. In short, the team hopes you’ll stop showing up without tickets and parking reservations. That would be a big change for a lot of folks. At Turner Field it was often relatively easy to show up, find a place to park and buy a ticket at the box office. It was easy in part because most parking was fairly close to the stadium.
Atlanta Braves Become First MLB Team To Launch Monthly
What if going to baseball games was as easy and convenient as pulling up your favorite show on Netflix, finding your favorite beach playlist on Spotify or signing up for your favorite workout class on ClassPass? In Atlanta, it is! Okay, so the Braves hoped to have a better final season at the Ted and it’s not the hot ticket in town that it usually is. But if you’re in the Atlanta area, there is an app worth checking out to catch the Braves’ last three months at Turner Field.
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Braves 'surprised' at Hank Aaron statue report
ATLANTA – The Atlanta Braves say they were surprised by an city spokesperson’s reported remarks about the iconic statue of Hank Aaron outside of Turner Field. The Atlanta Business Chronicle reported Wednesdays that Keisha Lance Bottoms, executive director of the Atlanta-Fulton County Recreation Authority, said the statue would not be making the move with the team to Cobb County. According to the report, Bottoms said that the statue would remain outside of Turner Field.
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