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HISTORY:

It was in spring of 1989 when Atlanta and Georgia's movers and shakers gained approval for their dream to create the $210 million Georgia Dome. Groundbreaking ceremonies took place in November 1989 and construction began in earnest in March 1990. By 1992 the stadium became the city's NFL successor to Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, which had hosted the Falcons for 26 years. Atlanta's dome soon gained international recognition when in 1994 it hosted the first of two Super Bowls. The other championship tilt at the facility came in 2000.The Falcons and GWCC later partnered in a renovation process, which included the construction of new suites, red and black seats throughout every section, updates to the entrance gates and concourses, Falcons-themed colors on the outside facade of the Dome and new LED scoreboards.

SEATING NOTES:

• Suites must be specified by Level and Suite Number by the seller in the section field in order to appear in the map.

Kids:

Infants in arms not capable of occupying a seat will be admitted free. All others need a ticket.

General:

No cameras or recording devices allowed. No food, beverages, glass bottles, plastic bottles, cans, thermoses, or coolers may be brought in. No Alcohol. No sticks, poles, fireworks, horns, noisemakers, etc. No drug paraphernalia. No animals, except seeing-eye dogs.

Address:

One Georgia Dome Drive N.W.
Atlanta, GA 30313

Directions:

From I-20 East or West to 75/85 North: Exit at International Boulevard (248C) and follow signs.

From 75/85 South: Exit Williams Street (249C) and follow signs to the World Congress Center.

From 75/85 North: Exit International Boulevard (248C) and follow signs.

For additional information on getting there, consult the Falcons team website.

Parking:

Limited parking is available at the stadium. Use of MARTA public transportation is recommended.

Transportation:

Take MARTA Rapid Rail to either the Georgia Dome (W1) or Vine City (W2) stations. Both stations are adjacent to the stadium, and signs are posted with walking directions. Additional information: Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority – website or (404) 848-5000.