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Truist Point Ballpark is a versatile, multi-use stadium in High Point, North Carolina, welcoming baseball, soccer, and a range of events. With a seating capacity of 4,500 for baseball, the venue offers a 360-degree concourse and ADA seating distributed throughout the concourse, including areas behind Sections 101, 103, and 115–117. The ballpark is known for hosting Opening Day celebrations, the Atlantic League Ballpark of the Year for 2022, and Carolina Core FC matches since 2024. When you’re ready to secure your seats, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket options and trusted local connections.
Below you’ll find practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan a smooth visit to Truist Point Ballpark, located at 301 N Elm Street, High Point, NC 27262.
Seating and accessibility: Truist Point is a multi-use stadium with no published full seating chart available publicly, but ADA seating is available throughout the concourse. Specific ADA-accessible locations are behind Sections 101, 103, and 115–117, with a 360-degree concourse offering flexible sightlines for different field layouts. Capacity for baseball is listed at 4,500, and the venue supports a variety of configurations for soccer and other events.
Parking: On-site parking accommodates 240 vehicles. General admission parking typically runs at the best available price, with additional ADA/VIP parking options. If you’re driving in, you’ll also find ample nearby parking within a 10-minute walk that adds 1,000+ spaces for larger event days.
Transit: High Point Public Transportation serves nearby stops at Elm St. & Church Ave and Elm St. & Gatewood, making it convenient to reach Truist Point without a car. Check local schedules for day-of travel options.
Nearby hotels and dining: For convenient lodging, consider Atrium Inn High Point (425 S Main St) and Fairfield Inn & Suites High Point Archdale (10141 N Main St). These properties offer straightforward access to the ballpark and nearby dining options. As your trusted connection, we’ve highlighted preferred partner hotels and recommended nearby restaurants to fit a range of tastes and budgets. For reservations and current availability, follow the official hotel links below and plan your stay in advance.
Notable events: Truist Point opened on May 2, 2019, and earned the Atlantic League Ballpark of the Year in 2022. Carolina Core FC began play at Truist Point in 2024, adding another exciting chapter to this versatile venue. The name changed from BB&T Point to Truist Point in June 2020, reflecting a rebranding while keeping the same convenient location and community-focused atmosphere.
Ready to secure your seats? We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward options for tickets, parking tips, and local recommendations to ensure you have a smooth, enjoyable visit to Truist Point Ballpark.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 4,500 for baseball (official Truist Point site lists 4,500; some local sources have cited 4,024 in the past).
- Address: 301 N Elm Street, High Point, NC 27262.
- Venue type: Multi-use stadium (baseball, soccer, potential for football/lacrosse) and event venue.
- Seating/Chart: No published official full seating chart; ADA seating is distributed throughout the concourse with specific locations behind Sections 101, 103, and 115-117; ballpark features a 360-degree concourse and multiple field layouts.
- Parking: On-site parking for 240 spaces; general admission parking often $5; ADA/VIP parking options available; additional parking within a 10-minute walk (1,000+ spaces).
- Transit: High Point Public Transportation serves stops at Elm St. & Church Ave and Elm St. & Gatewood (near the ballpark).
- Nearby hotels: Atrium Inn High Point (425 S Main St) and Fairfield Inn & Suites High Point Archdale (10141 N Main St) are among local options.
- Notable events hosted: Opening Day May 2, 2019; Atlantic League Ballpark of the Year 2022; Carolina Core FC began play at Truist Point in 2024; renamed from BB&T Point to Truist Point in June 2020.