There are lots of bragging rights on the line when the Mississippi Braves take on their in-state rivals the Biloxi Shuckers. You won’t want to miss the hotly contested matchups between these two, so make sure to get tickets when the Shuckers come to town.
Mississippi Braves Tailgate Guide
Atmosphere
One of the great things about attending an M-Braves game is that the team offers free parking in the stadium lots. You won’t have to worry about paying an arm and a leg, or actually anything, making it easy for you to get a spot near the ballpark.
The one downside is that for the most part tailgating isn’t allowed in the lots. However, you can set up a small picnic and enjoy some food with friends and family before the game as long as you aren’t grilling out or enjoying alcohol.
There may not be a lot of tailgating at M-Braves games, but at least you can park in the lots around the ballpark for free. Giving you more money to spend on food inside the stadium.
Enter Trustmark Park at the main entry plaza in right field. The main entrance is home to the ticket windows and teams store giving you the full feeling of entering the park.
Free ParkingEnjoy free parking when attending an M-Braves game. Free parking gives you more money to spend on concessions and souvenirs making it a great value for anyone attending an M-Braves game.
Mississippi Braves Stadium Guide
In Game
You’ll have a fantastic time taking in an M-Braves game if you’re a baseball fan in Mississippi. An M-Braves game not only gives you the opportunity to catch a live ball game in Mississippi it also allows you to see future Atlanta Braves stars take the field before making it big. It’s a real treat to watch the M-Brave, especially if you’re an Atlanta Braves fan, making a trip to Trustmark Park a great experience for anyone who loves baseball.
Even if you aren’t all that into baseball, you’ll still have a lot of fun attending an M-Braves game. The between inning entertainment at M-Braves games is top notch, and as a result, you won’t want to miss the mascot race, human hamster race, or dizzy bat race during the game.
The M-Braves also provide tons of kids entertainment. Kids love the appearances by the M-Braves mascots Trusty, Tommy Hawk, Mr. Ippi, and Mrs. Ippi, and the Family Fun Zone is a fantastic way for kids to work out their excess energy during the game.
Both baseball fans and non-baseball fans will have a fantastic time attending an M-Braves game, so get your tickets today.
Check out the Wall of Fame to see all of the best players to have come through Mississippi over the years. The Wall of Fame honors greats such as Julio Teheran, so make sure to see it during your trip to Trustmark Park.
If you’re taking the kids to the game, stop by the Family Fun Zone for some family entertainment. Here you’ll find inflatables, a speed pitch, a wiffle ball cage, and more.
The Extra Innings Team Store sells a wide variety of M-Braves merchandise, making it the perfect place to pick up a souvenir from your trip to Mississippi. The store sells everything from caps to jerseys to foam fingers, so you won’t have to worry about going home empty-handed.
Those of you who want to enjoy a sit-down meal at the game will want to stop by the Farm Bureau Grill. The Farm Bureau Grill is open throughout the game and offers an incredible view of the action from beyond the right field wall.
Make sure to get an autograph from your favorite M-Brave before the game. Players give autographs from the time gates open until the start of the game, so take the opportunity to get as many signatures as possible.
Keep an eye out for the M-Braves four mascots who get into all kinds of shenanigans during the game. You won’t want to miss appearances by Trusty, Tommy Hawk, Mr. Ippi, and Mrs. Ippi during the game.
At M-Braves games, there are a few between inning entertainment events you can always count on including the dizzy bat race, mascot race, human hamster race, and singing of “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” during the 7th inning stretch. Don’t miss any of these fun events as they’re can’t-miss parts of any M-Braves game.
When attending a Sunday game, take advantage of the opportunity for kids under 14 to run the bases after the game. Kids love the opportunity to take the field just like their heroes, making this a fun event for all kids.
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