What it's known for
Mercedes-Benz Stadium’s roof is made of eight triangular panels that slide open and closed like a camera aperture. Just below it, a ring-shaped video board, sometimes called the halo, wraps all the way around the bowl.
The stadium became known for ‘fan-first’ food pricing, with hot dogs, sodas and other basics priced far below what most stadiums charge. It’s also home to Atlanta United, the city’s MLS team, and has hosted a Super Bowl and the College Football Playoff championship.
Getting there
The stadium is in downtown Atlanta next to State Farm Arena and Centennial Olympic Park. MARTA rail stations are within a short walk, which is the easiest way in; downtown parking fills up on game days.
Tips for your visit
- Take MARTA if you can; traffic around downtown is heavy before and after games.
- The low concession prices make this a stadium where it’s easy to eat and drink without spending much.
- Look up during the game: the roof and halo board are worth seeing from the upper levels.
Keep the stub
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Details last reviewed November 2026. Stadium names, bag policies and transit change, so check the team’s official site before you go. momnts isn't affiliated with the NFL or any team.