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About Downtown Atlanta
Downtown Atlanta is a vibrant hub for sports, concerts, and live events. From the bustling State Farm Arena to the iconic Mercedes-Benz Stadium and intimate stages at The Tabernacle, the area surrounding downtown hosts world‑class entertainment and a full ecosystem of transit, parking, and hospitality. We’ve got you with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit with ease.
Key venues in this district include:
- State Farm Arena (formerly Philips Arena) – a premier concert and Hawks home venue with a capacity around 17,608 for basketball and 18,000+ for concerts.
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium – home to the Falcons and MLS, with flexible seating for football and soccer events and prime downtown access.
- The Tabernacle – an historic, ALIVe Nation venue known for intimate shows with strong touring acts.
Plus, the GWCC campus and Centennial Olympic Park anchor transportation, parking, and lodging options for visitors. Whether you’re here for a major game, a multi‑day festival, or a headline concert, we’ve got you covered with practical, no‑nonsense details and trusted partner recommendations.
Plan ahead with reliable transit and parking options. MARTA access via GWCC/CNN Center and Peachtree Center stations makes it easy to reach downtown venues. Car parking is plentiful around the GWCC campus, with garages and decks like the Red Deck and Diamond/Sapphire decks offering convenient access for events at State Farm Arena, MB Stadium, and nearby venues. For lodging, there are ample hotel choices within a short stroll, including the Omni Atlanta Hotel connected to CNN Center and the Centennial Park area’s Omni properties, Westin, Hyatt, and Hilton options. When you’re ready to dine, you’ll find everything from quick bites to fine dining nearby, with affiliate recommendations to help you maximize value and comfort.
Important note: Some events may be RESCHEDULED from original dates or have Date to be announced. Always check the event page for the latest information before you travel. If you’re planning for Centennial Yards’ future concert venue, look for official updates as Live Nation collaborates on upcoming projects around the downtown core.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- State Farm Arena (formerly Philips Arena): address 1 State Farm Drive, Atlanta, GA 30303; basketball capacity ~17,608; concerts ~18,000+; renamed in 2018 after a naming-rights deal with State Farm.
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium: address 1 AMB Drive NW, Atlanta, GA 30313; football capacity ~71,000 (expandable); soccer ~42,500 (expandable to 71,000 for big events); located just west of downtown with MARTA access via GWCC/CNN Center and Vine City stations.
- The Tabernacle: address 152 Luckie St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303; capacity 2,600 (2,200–2,600 depending on setup); aLive Nation venue in downtown with parking options nearby and MARTA access via GWCC/CNN Center or Peachtree Center.
- GWCC campus: Georgia World Congress Center Authority campus at 285 Andrew Young International Blvd NW; 12 exhibit halls, ~1.4–3.9 million sq ft total space, and over 5,600 parking spaces; directly connected to Centennial Olympic Park and MB Stadium/Hawks arena area.
- Transit: MARTA access is strong for these venues (GWCC/CNN Center and Peachtree Center stations); streetcar connections and major bus routes also service the area.
- Parking: GWCC garages and nearby decks (e.g., Red Deck, Diamond/Sapphire decks) serve State Farm Arena, MB Stadium, and GWCC events; advance parking passes are available for many events.
- Nearby hotels: Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center connected to GWCC/State Farm Arena; Omni Atlanta Hotel at Centennial Park located near GWCC; other downtown options include Westin Peachtree Plaza, Hyatt Regency, Hilton and more within a short walk.
- Notable events: Atlanta Hawks home games and major concerts at State Farm Arena; Mercedes-Benz Stadium hosts Falcons/MLS and large events; The Tabernacle hosts hundreds of concerts annually (acts like Oasis, Adele, Eminem; Dave Chappelle filmed Sticks and Stones there); the 1996 Olympic Games boosted Downtown’s event infrastructure; Georgia Dome (nearby) was demolished in 2017 to make way for MB Stadium and adjacent development.
- Future note: Centennial Yards development includes a 5,300-seat concert venue planned with Live Nation involvement, expected to open around 2027.