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Braves, Atlanta United to increase capacity to 100 percent

Braves, Atlanta United to increase capacity to 100 percent By Kelly Price and FOX 5 Atlanta Digital Team Published  article ATLANTA, GA - OCTOBER 30: Fans celebrate a goal scored by Julian Gressel #24 of Atlanta United during the first half of the Eastern Conference Finals between Atlanta United and Toronto FC at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on October 30, 2019 in Atlanta, Georg Expand ATLANTA - Both Mercedes-Benz Stadium and Truist Park will be back to full capacity in the upcoming weeks. The Atlanta Braves said that starting Friday, May 7 with the team s series against the Philadelphia Phillies, Truist Park will be open to 100% capacity. We have had great success welcoming our fans back safely to Truist Park, said Derek Schiller, the Atlanta Braves president and CEO. Our outdoor environment, the demand from our season ticket holders and fans to watch us play in person plus safety measures which are in place make it feel that now is the right time to get back to full c

Atlanta United, Braves To Remove Attendance Caps Starting Next Month

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Critics of Florida's anti-riot bill say it's a racist attack on people's right to protest

Critics of Florida s anti-riot bill say it s a racist attack on people s right to protest A new Florida law that cracks down on protesters proves the governor is more interested in protecting the tourism industry than the lives of Black people, says State Sen. Shevrin Jones. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Apr 20, 2021 6:40 PM ET | Last Updated: April 20 Gov. Ron DeSantis holds a news conference at the Polk County Sheriff s Office in Winter Haven, Fla., on Monday, surrounded by law enforcement, legislators, and police union representatives, to sign a bill to create tougher penalties for people who participate in violent protests. (Ricardo Ramirez Buxeda/Orlando Sentinel/The Associated Press)

Visitors hurt at Disney World, Universal Orlando and Aquatica, theme park injury report reveals

The major theme parks self-disclosed what are supposed to be the most serious injuries that happened at the parks from January through March.