Mercedes-Benz Stadium Restrooms & Guide

Q: Are there accessible restrooms at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Yes. All restrooms at Mercedes-Benz Stadium are ADA-compliant with wheelchair-accessible stalls, grab bars, and power-assisted entry doors. Elevators and ramps provide access to all levels. Guest Services at Gates 1, 3, 5, and 7 can direct you to the nearest accessible facility.

Q: Is there a baby changing station at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Yes. Baby changing tables are in all family restrooms and in select women's restrooms on every level. Dedicated nursing rooms are available on the 100 and 200 levels. Ask Guest Services staff for directions to the nearest one.

Q: Can I bring food and drinks into Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

No. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. However, Mercedes-Benz Stadium is famous for its fan-first pricing: $2 hot dogs, $2 sodas (free refills), $3 fries, $5 draft beers. Only clear bags (12"x6"x12" or smaller) or small clutch purses (4.5"x6.5") are allowed. All bags are subject to search.

Q: Where should I park for Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

MARTA is strongly recommended — take the Blue/Green line to Vine City Station (10 min walk, $2.50). If driving, the Ruby Lot ($40-60) is closest. Sapphire and Emerald lots are $25-50. GWCC parking decks offer $20-35 options. Third-party lots in Castleberry Hill offer $15-25 parking. Pre-purchase online.

Q: What hotels are closest to Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center (0.4mi, 7 min walk) is the closest major hotel, connected via CNN Center skybridge. Glenn Hotel (0.6mi) and Westin Peachtree Plaza (0.8mi) are also within walking distance. Most downtown Atlanta hotels are within 1 mile of the stadium.

Q: How do I get to Mercedes-Benz Stadium without a car?

MARTA rail is the best option — take the Blue or Green line to Vine City Station (0.5mi, 10 min walk) or GWCC/CNN Center Station (0.6mi, 12 min walk). Single trip $2.50. From the airport, take MARTA Gold/Red line to Five Points, transfer to Blue/Green line west. Total ~25 min, $2.50.

Quick Find: Nearest Restroom by Gate

Heading into Mercedes-Benz Stadium? Find the closest bathroom to your entry gate in seconds.

I'm entering via...	Nearest restroom	Walk	Accessible	Family
Gate 1 (North, Andrew Young Intl Blvd)	100 Level, behind Section 101-103	1 min	Yes	Yes
Gate 2 (Northeast, GWCC side)	100 Level, behind Section 108-110	1 min	Yes	—
Gate 3 (East, Centennial Olympic Park Dr)	100 Level, behind Section 116-118	1 min	Yes	Yes
Gate 4 (Southeast)	100 Level, behind Section 122-124	1 min	Yes	—
Gate 5 (South, Northside Dr)	100 Level, behind Section 128-130	1 min	Yes	Yes
Gate 7 (West, Magnolia St)	100 Level, behind Section 136-138	1 min	Yes	—
Not inside yet (Centennial Olympic Park area)	CNN Center food court (customer restrooms) • 8 min walk	Varies	Yes	No

💡 Halftime pro tip: Upper level (300-level) restrooms have significantly shorter lines during halftime and between quarters. Most fans stay on the 100 level — head up a level or two to skip the wait.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium Restroom Map — Interactive

All 30+ restrooms pinned on the actual Mercedes-Benz Stadium footprint. Tap a pin for level, section, and facility details.

Standard

Accessible

Family Restroom

Nearby Public

Mercedes-Benz Stadium Restroom Busy Times

When restroom lines peak and how to avoid the worst waits. Critical intel for a 71,000-seat stadium that also hosts MLS crowds of 42,500+.

Peak Times (Longest Lines)

Halftime — The biggest rush. 100-Level restrooms can hit 10-15 minute waits. Head to the 300 Level for dramatically shorter lines.
End of 1st & 3rd quarters — Second busiest. Lines build fast as fans stretch their legs. Go during mid-quarter for near-zero wait.
Pre-kickoff (30 min before) — The rush after entering the stadium. Fans crowd the nearest restroom to their gate.
Atlanta United matches at halftime — MLS halftimes are only 15 minutes. Lines are shorter but the window is tight. Go early in the 2nd half instead.
Immediately post-game — Restrooms near exits get slammed. Use a restroom further from your exit gate or wait 10 minutes.

Best Times (Shortest Lines)

Mid-1st quarter — The stadium is settling in. Virtually no lines anywhere.
Mid-3rd quarter — Another lull. Most fans are watching the action. Walk right in.
300 Level any time — Consistently the least crowded level for general-admission ticket holders. Worth the escalator ride.
Club Level (200) restrooms — If you have a Club ticket, these are always the emptiest. Premium and suite restrooms are nearly wait-free.
2-5 minutes before halftime ends — The crowd starts heading back. Use this window to beat the rush.

💡 Pro tip: Mercedes-Benz Stadium's open concourse design means you can see the field from most restroom areas on the 100 Level. Don’t worry about missing a play — the massive halo video board is visible from almost everywhere.

Southern comfort food and craft beers at a restaurant near Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta

Where to Eat & Drink Near Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Pre-game bars, post-game restaurants, and the best spots within reach — all with real distances. We've noted which venues have customer restrooms. Mercedes-Benz Stadium is in downtown Atlanta with plenty of walkable options.

Pre-Game Bars & Sports Bars (Closest First)

Closest Bar

Stats Brewpub

📍 CNN Center, 190 Marietta St NW🚶 0.4mi • 8 min walk

Atlanta’s original sports bar, located inside CNN Center. 70+ TVs, craft beers, and a massive game-day crowd. The easiest pre-game stop if you’re staying at the Omni.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • Wheelchair accessible

Dantanna’s Downtown

📍 CNN Center🍷 Sports bar & grill🚶 0.4mi • 8 min walk

Upscale sports bar inside CNN Center with craft cocktails, premium burgers, and a lively game-day atmosphere. A cut above the usual sports bar.

🚽 Customer restrooms available

Local Favorite

Der Biergarten

📍 300 Marietta St NW🚶 0.5mi • 10 min walk📞 (404) 521-2728

Authentic German beer garden with long communal tables, pretzels, bratwurst, and an excellent craft beer selection. The outdoor patio is perfect pre-game.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • Outdoor seating

Park Bar

📍 40 Ivan Allen Jr Blvd NW🍺 Craft cocktails🚶 0.6mi • 12 min walk

Rooftop bar overlooking Centennial Olympic Park. Great views, creative cocktails, and a vibe that’s more elevated than a typical game-day bar.

🚽 Customer restrooms available

SkyLounge at the Glenn Hotel

📍 110 Marietta St NW🍷 Rooftop bar🚶 0.7mi • 14 min walk

Stylish rooftop lounge with panoramic views of downtown Atlanta. Craft cocktails and small plates. A grown-up alternative to the sports bar scene.

🚽 Customer restrooms available

Restaurants Near Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Closest First)

Closest Restaurant

CNN Center Food Court

📍 190 Marietta St NW🍴 Multiple options🚶 0.4mi • 8 min walk

Quick and affordable options including Chick-fil-A, Arby’s, and more. Convenient and fast before a game. The food court stays open late on event nights.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • Wheelchair accessible

Atlanta Icon

The Varsity

📍 61 North Ave NW🌭 Hot dogs & burgers🚶 0.8mi • 4 min drive📞 (404) 881-1706

The world’s largest drive-in restaurant since 1928. “What’ll ya have?” is the famous greeting. Chili dogs, onion rings, and frozen orange drinks. A must-visit Atlanta experience.

🚽 Customer restrooms available

Alma Cocina

📍 191 Peachtree St NE🌮 Latin American🚶 0.9mi • 5 min drive

Modern Latin American cuisine from celebrity chef Hector Santiago. Fresh ceviche, empanadas, and creative cocktails. Upscale pre-game dining.

🚽 Customer restrooms available

Ray’s in the City

📍 240 Peachtree St NW🍽 Steakhouse & seafood🚶 1.0mi • 5 min drive

Fine dining steakhouse and seafood restaurant downtown. Prime steaks, fresh oysters, and an extensive wine list. Reservations recommended on game days.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • Wheelchair accessible

Paschal’s

📍 180 Northside Dr SW🍴 Southern soul food🚶 0.5mi • 10 min walk

Historic Atlanta institution known for classic Southern fried chicken since 1947. A gathering place during the Civil Rights Movement. Rich history, incredible food.

🚽 Customer restrooms available

Castleberry Hill Neighborhood

📍 Peters St & Walker St SW🍴 Multiple restaurants🚶 0.4mi • 8 min walk

Walkable arts district south of the stadium with galleries, cafes, and restaurants. Elliott Street Deli & Pub is a local favorite for sandwiches and craft beer.

🚽 Customer restrooms at individual venues

Food & Drink Inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium

$2 Hot Dogs

Fan-First Concessions

🍴 Every level

Mercedes-Benz Stadium’s revolutionary fan-first pricing: $2 hot dogs, $2 sodas (with free refills), $3 fries, $5 draft beers. The cheapest stadium food in professional sports. No excuse not to eat inside.

Premium & Local Vendors

🍾 100 & 200 levels

Local Atlanta favorites inside the stadium: Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q, Delia’s Chicken Sausage Stand, King of Pops popsicles, and Chick-fil-A (yes, they’re open on Sundays for Falcons games). All at fan-first prices.

Club & Suite Dining

🍾 200 Level & Suites

Premium dining for Club and Suite ticket holders. Private restrooms in premium areas are significantly less crowded than the main concourse. All-inclusive food and beverages in most suites.

Allergies, Dietary Needs & Free Water

Food Allergy Information

⚠️ Ask at any concession stand

Concession staff can provide allergen information for all menu items. Gluten-free options are available at select stands. Guests with severe allergies should speak to a concession manager or visit Guest Services at any gate. Ingredient lists available on request.

Free Ice Water & $2 Sodas

💧 Available at all concession stands

Free cups of ice water at every concession stand — no purchase necessary. Plus, Mercedes-Benz Stadium’s fan-first pricing means $2 sodas with free refills — the cheapest hydration in professional sports. Coca-Cola Freestyle machines are on every level.

Vegetarian, Vegan & Halal Options

🌱 Multiple vendors

King of Pops offers vegan popsicles. Delia’s Chicken Sausage Stand has chicken-based options for guests avoiding red meat. Pretzels, fries ($3), nachos ($3), and popcorn ($2) are available at standard stands. Ask staff for specific dietary guidance.

Downtown Atlanta hotels at dusk with the skyline lit up near Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Hotels Near Mercedes-Benz Stadium — Where to Stay

Hotels within reach of Mercedes-Benz Stadium, sorted by proximity. Downtown Atlanta has plenty of options within walking distance. Expect price spikes for Falcons home games, Atlanta United matches, the College Football Playoff, and major concerts. Book early.

Closest • 0.4mi

Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center

📍 100 CNN Center NW🚶 0.4mi • 7 min walk

The closest major hotel to the stadium, connected to CNN Center via skybridge. Indoor pool, fitness center, multiple restaurants. Walk through CNN Center and across the pedestrian bridge to the stadium.

$180 - $400 /night

🚽 Hotel lobby restrooms • Wheelchair accessible

0.6mi

Glenn Hotel, Autograph Collection

📍 110 Marietta St NW🚶 0.6mi • 12 min walk

Boutique hotel with a rooftop bar (SkyLounge) offering panoramic views of downtown. Stylish rooms, great location between the stadium and Centennial Olympic Park.

$200 - $420 /night

🚽 Guest restrooms in lobby

The Westin Peachtree Plaza

📍 210 Peachtree St NW🚶 0.8mi • 15 min walk

Atlanta’s iconic 73-story cylindrical tower. Rotating rooftop restaurant, indoor/outdoor pool, and stunning views from every room. A landmark hotel.

$170 - $380 /night

🚽 Guest restrooms in lobby

Hilton Atlanta

📍 255 Courtland St NE🚶 1.0mi • 18 min walk

Large full-service hotel with 1,242 rooms in the heart of downtown. Multiple restaurants, rooftop pool, and easy access to MARTA Peachtree Center station.

$160 - $350 /night

Budget Pick

Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown

📍 161 Ted Turner Dr NW🚶 0.7mi • 14 min walk

Well-reviewed budget-friendly option near Centennial Olympic Park. Complimentary hot breakfast, rooftop pool, and clean modern rooms.

$130 - $280 /night

Midtown Option

Stay in Midtown & MARTA

📍 Midtown Atlanta🚆 10-15 min MARTA ride

Many visitors stay in Midtown for better dining and nightlife options, then ride MARTA to the game. Take MARTA to Five Points, transfer to Blue/Green line to Vine City station. Hotels in all price ranges.

$140 - $400+ /night

🚽 MARTA stations have public restrooms

Inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium showing the aperture retractable roof and massive halo video board

Tours & Things to Do Near Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Making a day of it? Downtown Atlanta has world-class attractions within walking distance or a short ride. Perfect if you're arriving early or spending a full weekend.

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Mercedes-Benz Stadium Tour

Go behind the scenes of one of the NFL’s most innovative venues. See the iconic aperture roof mechanism, the 58,000-square-foot halo video board, locker rooms, press box, and field level. Tours run on non-event days.

From $25Self-guided from $15~75 min

🚽 Restrooms available at tour start area

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Georgia Aquarium

The largest aquarium in the Western Hemisphere, just 0.3 miles from the stadium. Whale sharks, beluga whales, dolphins, and more. A must-visit for families. Allow 2-3 hours.

From $400.3mi east2-3 hours

🚽 Multiple public restrooms throughout (accessible, family)

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World of Coca-Cola

Interactive museum celebrating the world’s most famous soft drink. Taste over 100 beverages from around the world. Right next to the Georgia Aquarium.

From $220.4mi east1.5-2 hours

🚽 Public restrooms available (accessible)

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Centennial Olympic Park

21-acre park built for the 1996 Olympics. The Fountain of Rings water feature, green spaces, and walking paths. Free to visit. Great for families and a scenic walk to the stadium.

Free0.3mi east30-60 min

🚽 Public restrooms in the park (accessible)

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National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Powerful museum exploring the American Civil Rights Movement and global human rights. Interactive exhibits, original Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. papers, and immersive experiences.

From $200.4mi east1.5-2 hours

🚽 Public restrooms available (accessible)

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College Football Hall of Fame

Interactive museum celebrating college football history, located right on the edge of Centennial Olympic Park. Indoor football field, over 50 interactive exhibits, and a 45-yard indoor playing field.

From $250.3mi east1.5-2 hours

🚽 Public restrooms available

Getting to Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Mercedes-Benz Stadium is at 1 AMB Drive NW, Atlanta, GA 30313 — in the heart of downtown Atlanta. MARTA rail is the fastest and most affordable way to get to the game.

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MARTA Rail (Recommended)

Take the Blue or Green line to Vine City Station (0.5mi, 10 min walk) or GWCC/CNN Center Station (0.6mi, 12 min walk). Single trip $2.50. Trains run every 10-15 minutes. The fastest, cheapest option on game days — no traffic, no parking.

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Drive

From north: take I-75/85 South to exit 249C (Martin Luther King Jr. Dr). From south: take I-75/85 North to exit 246 (Northside Dr). From west: I-20 East to Northside Dr exit. Expect heavy traffic on game days — arrive 90 min early.

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Uber / Lyft

Rideshare drop-off on Northside Drive (west side of stadium). From downtown hotels: $8-15. From Midtown: $12-20. From Hartsfield-Jackson Airport: $25-40 (~25 min). Post-game, walk a few blocks north for lower surge pricing.

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MARTA Bus

Multiple MARTA bus routes serve the area, including Route 1 and Route 26. The Vine City MARTA station serves as a bus transfer point. Rail is generally faster and more reliable on game days.

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From Hartsfield-Jackson Airport

Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL) is 9 miles south (~25 min by car). Take MARTA Gold/Red line north to Five Points, transfer to Blue/Green line west to Vine City. Total MARTA ride: ~25 min, $2.50. The airport MARTA station is inside the terminal.

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Walk from Downtown Hotels

Most downtown Atlanta hotels are 0.4-1.0 miles from the stadium. The walk from CNN Center through the pedestrian bridge is the most direct route. Well-lit sidewalks and plenty of police presence on game days.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium Parking & Nearest Restrooms on Arrival

Where to park and the closest restroom from each lot so you're sorted the moment you arrive. Official lots fill early on game days — MARTA is strongly recommended.

Ruby Lot (Official, Closest)

3-5 min walk to Gate 5

Official stadium lot on Northside Drive. $40-60 pre-paid. Closest lot to the stadium. Fills up fast — pre-purchase required for most events.

Nearest restroom: 100 Level behind Sec 128-130 (1 min after entry at Gate 5)

Sapphire Lot (Official)

5-8 min walk to Gate 1

Official lot north of the stadium. $30-50 pre-paid. Good access to Gate 1 via Andrew Young International Blvd. Pre-purchase recommended.

Nearest restroom: 100 Level behind Sec 101-103 (1 min after entry at Gate 1)

Emerald Lot (Official)

8-10 min walk to Gate 3

Official lot east of the stadium near GWCC. $25-40 pre-paid. Walk through the GWCC campus to reach the stadium.

Nearest restroom: CNN Center food court on the walk in, or 100 Level after entry

GWCC Parking Decks

10-12 min walk

Georgia World Congress Center parking structures. $20-35 on game days. Multiple decks available — follow signs to the stadium.

Nearest restroom: GWCC lobby restrooms or CNN Center food court on the walk in

Castleberry Hill / Third-Party Lots

8-15 min walk

Private lots in the Castleberry Hill neighborhood south of the stadium. $15-25 cash. No tailgating. A budget-friendly alternative to official lots.

Nearest restroom: Castleberry Hill restaurant restrooms or after entry at Gate 5

SpotHero / ParkWhiz Pre-Book

Varies by lot

Book in advance on SpotHero or ParkWhiz for guaranteed spots. Prices from $15-60 depending on proximity and event. Lock in your spot and save vs. day-of pricing.

Always check proximity to your preferred gate • Pre-booking saves time and money

Mercedes-Benz Stadium Restrooms & Bathrooms by Level

Full breakdown of restroom locations inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium, organized by level and section. All restrooms are ADA-compliant. Family restrooms available on every level. Last verified May 2026.

100 Level (Main Concourse)10+ restrooms

North

Sec 101Sec 103Sec 107

East

Sec 110Sec 116Sec 118

South

Sec 122Sec 128Sec 130

West

Sec 136Sec 138

200 Level (Club Level)8+ restrooms

North

Sec 201Sec 205

East

Sec 210Sec 216

South

Sec 222Sec 228

West

Sec 234Sec 238

300 Level (Upper Concourse)8+ restrooms

North

Sec 301Sec 305

East

Sec 310Sec 316

South

Sec 322Sec 328

West

Sec 334Sec 338

Suite LevelPrivate restrooms

Suites

Private per suite

Corridor

North corridorSouth corridor

Family Restrooms6+ rooms

100 Level

Near Sec 103 • FamilyNear Sec 118 • FamilyNear Sec 130 • Family

200 Level

Near Sec 205 • FamilyNear Sec 222 • Family

300 Level

Near Sec 305 • Family

Guest Services4 locations

Gates

Gate 1Gate 3Gate 5Gate 7

Phone

(470) 341-5000

Accessible & Specialist Restrooms at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

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ADA-Compliant Restrooms

All restrooms at Mercedes-Benz Stadium are fully ADA-compliant. Wheelchair-accessible stalls with grab bars, power-assisted entry doors, and accessible concessions throughout. Elevators and ramps to all levels.

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Family Restrooms

Family restrooms are available on every level of the stadium. Any guest may use them. Equipped with baby changing tables, locking doors, and extra floor space for strollers and diaper bags. Locations include near Sec 103, 118, 130 (100 Level), Sec 205, 222 (200 Level), and Sec 305 (300 Level).

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Nursing Rooms

Dedicated nursing rooms on the 100 and 200 levels. Private, comfortable spaces with seating and electrical outlets for breast pumps. Ask Guest Services staff at any gate for the nearest location. Family restrooms can also be used for nursing.

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Companion Restrooms

Companion-assist restrooms are available for guests who need a caretaker of a different gender. Located near Guest Services desks at Gates 1, 3, 5, and 7. Ask any staff member for the nearest location.

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Baby Changing Stations

Koala Kare baby changing tables are installed in all family restrooms and in select women’s restrooms on every level. Pull-down changing surfaces with safety straps. Cleaned and checked regularly on event days.

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Stroller Parking

Strollers are permitted inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Stroller parking areas are available near Guest Services desks at each gate. Oversized strollers may need to be collapsed. Stroller tags available to prevent mix-ups. Elevators provide stroller access to all levels.

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Shortest Lines

Upper level (300-level) restrooms have significantly shorter lines at halftime and between quarters. Most fans crowd the 100 level — go up a level to skip the wait. Club Level restrooms are less crowded but require a Club ticket.

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Elevator Access

Elevators to all levels are located at each corner of the stadium. No need to use stairs or escalators to reach any restroom level. Staff at Guest Services can assist with directions.

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Rideshare Drop-Off

Designated rideshare zones on Northside Drive (west side). Staff are available on game days to assist guests with accessibility needs from vehicle to gate.

Public Restrooms Near Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Outside the Stadium)

Arriving early or exploring the area? These restrooms are nearby.

CNN Center Food Court

Customer restrooms in food court area • 0.4mi east

CustomersAccessible

Omni Atlanta Hotel Lobby

Hotel lobby restrooms • 0.4mi east

GuestsAccessible

Centennial Olympic Park

Public restrooms in the park • 0.3mi east

FreeAccessible

Georgia Aquarium

Customer restrooms on visit • 0.3mi east

CustomersAccessibleFamily

Water & Hydration at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Atlanta summers are hot and humid. Whether the retractable roof is open or closed, staying hydrated is essential — especially if you walked from MARTA or a parking lot.

Free Ice Water at Concessions

Every concession stand on every level provides free cups of ice water on request. No purchase necessary. NFL-wide policy. With $2 sodas also available (with free refills), there’s no reason to go thirsty at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

$2 Sodas with Free Refills

Mercedes-Benz Stadium’s fan-first pricing means $2 sodas with unlimited free refills at Coca-Cola Freestyle machines on every level. Buy one early, refill all game. This is the best hydration deal in professional sports.

Water Bottle Refill Stations

Filtered water refill stations are located near Guest Services desks on each level and near the Coca-Cola Freestyle machines. Bring an empty reusable bottle through security and refill for free throughout the event.

Atlanta Summer Heat

Atlanta summer temperatures reach 90-100°F (32-38°C) with high humidity. Even with the roof closed, you’ll be walking outside to get to the stadium. The walk from Vine City MARTA station is 10 minutes in open sun. Drink water before you arrive.

Signs of Heat Exhaustion

Dizziness, headache, nausea, heavy sweating, and muscle cramps are warning signs. Atlanta’s humidity means sweat doesn’t evaporate efficiently, making overheating more likely. Drink before you feel thirsty. First aid stations can help with heat-related issues.

Alcohol & Hydration

With $5 draft beers, it’s easy to overdo it. Alternate one water for every alcoholic drink. The stadium’s affordable pricing makes it tempting to drink more than usual. Factor in heat and humidity, and dehydration sneaks up fast. Free water is always available.

First Aid & Medical Services at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Mercedes-Benz Stadium has trained medical staff from Emory Healthcare on-site for every event. Know where to go before you need it.

First Aid Stations

Staffed first aid rooms on the 100 Level (near Section 110) and 300 Level (near Section 310). Open from gates open through 1 hour after the event ends. Staffed by Emory Healthcare medical professionals.

What They Can Help With

First aid handles heat exhaustion, dehydration, minor injuries, allergic reactions, breathing difficulties, and medication needs. They stock over-the-counter pain relievers, antacids, and allergy medication. AEDs (defibrillators) are placed throughout the stadium.

How to Get Help

Flag down any Guest Services staff member or security guard — they carry radios and can call medical personnel to your location. For emergencies, call 911 and give your section and row number. The Mercedes-Benz Stadium app also has an assistance feature.

Nearest Hospital

Grady Memorial Hospital (Level 1 Trauma Center) is just 1.2 miles east at 80 Jesse Hill Jr Dr SE (~5 min by ambulance). Emory University Hospital Midtown (550 Peachtree St NE) is another option at 1.5 miles. Ambulances are staged at the stadium.

Medications & Medical Devices

You may bring prescription medications into the stadium in their original container. EpiPens, insulin, inhalers, and other medical devices are always permitted regardless of bag policy. Inform security during entry if you carry medical supplies.

Restrooms in First Aid Areas

Both first aid stations have private restroom facilities for patients. Fully accessible and much quieter than public restrooms. If you have a medical condition requiring frequent restroom access, first aid staff can assist.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium Insider Tips

Veteran moves for Falcons games, Atlanta United matches, and concerts. Tested across dozens of events.

1. Take MARTA, Not Your Car

Vine City Station is a 10-minute walk. $2.50 each way vs. $40-60 parking. Faster exit after the game too — you’ll be home before drivers leave the lot. The Blue and Green lines both work.

2. 300-Level Restrooms = No Wait

Upper level (300-level) restrooms are consistently 50-60% less crowded than the 100 Level at halftime. The escalator ride up takes less time than the line you’d wait in downstairs.

3. $2 Everything Strategy

Eat inside the stadium. Seriously. $2 hot dogs, $2 sodas, $2 popcorn, $3 fries, $5 beers — you can feed a family of four for under $30. No other stadium in America comes close.

4. Go Mid-Quarter for Restrooms

Visit during mid-1st or mid-3rd quarter for virtually zero wait. Most fans go at quarter breaks and halftime. The open concourse design means you can still see the halo video board while walking.

5. Free Soda Refills

Buy one $2 soda and refill it free all game at any Coca-Cola Freestyle machine. Dozens of flavors. This is the best deal in professional sports and most first-timers don’t know about it.

6. Chick-fil-A on Sundays

Yes, Chick-fil-A is open on Sundays inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium for Falcons games. It’s one of the only Chick-fil-A locations in the country that operates on Sunday. Get the nuggets.

7. Watch the Roof Open

If the weather is good, the retractable aperture roof may be open or opening during your visit. It’s a stunning engineering feat — looks like a camera aperture unfurling. The restrooms near Section 130 have a great angle to watch it.

8. Arrive via CNN Center

If staying at the Omni Atlanta Hotel, walk through CNN Center and use the covered pedestrian bridge to the stadium. Climate-controlled the entire way. Use CNN Center food court restrooms before entering the stadium.

9. Free Water at Any Stand

Every concession stand provides free cups of ice water on request. No purchase necessary. In Atlanta summer heat, this saves you $5-7 per cup vs. buying bottled water. Just ask politely.

10. Family Restrooms on Every Level

Unlike many stadiums that only have family restrooms on one level, Mercedes-Benz has them on all three public levels. They’re less publicized and often have shorter waits than main restrooms, even at halftime.

11. MLS Halftime Is Short

Atlanta United halftimes are only 15 minutes vs. 20+ for NFL. Don’t wait for halftime to use the restroom — go in the last 5 minutes of the first half instead. The concourse will be empty while everyone’s still watching.

12. Post-Game: Walk to Centennial Park

Skip the MARTA rush. Walk east to Centennial Olympic Park (0.3mi), use the free public restrooms, let the crowd thin for 15-20 minutes, then catch MARTA from Five Points or GWCC station with no crush.

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Mercedes-Benz Stadium Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common Mercedes-Benz Stadium visitor questions.

Where are the restrooms at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Mercedes-Benz Stadium has 30+ restroom locations across all concourses on the 100, 200, 300, and Suite levels. Public restrooms (men's, women's, and family) are evenly spaced around each level. Family restrooms and nursing rooms are available on the 100 and 200 levels. See our interactive restroom map for exact locations.

Are there accessible restrooms at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Yes. All restrooms at Mercedes-Benz Stadium are ADA-compliant with wheelchair-accessible stalls, grab bars, and power-assisted entry doors. Elevators and ramps provide access to all levels. Guest Services at Gates 1, 3, 5, and 7 can direct you to the nearest accessible facility.

Where is the nearest restroom to Gate 1?

The nearest restrooms from Gate 1 (north side, Andrew Young Intl Blvd) are on the 100 Level behind Sections 101-103, about 1 minute walk from the gate. A family restroom is also nearby.

Is there a baby changing station at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Yes. Baby changing tables are in all family restrooms and in select women's restrooms on every level. Dedicated nursing rooms are available on the 100 and 200 levels. Ask Guest Services staff for directions to the nearest one.

Which Mercedes-Benz Stadium restrooms have the shortest lines?

Upper level (300-level) restrooms are consistently the quietest at halftime and between quarters. Most crowds stay on the 100 level — heading up a level saves significant wait time. Club Level (200) restrooms are the least crowded but require a Club ticket.

Can I bring food and drinks into Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

No. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. However, Mercedes-Benz Stadium is famous for its fan-first pricing: $2 hot dogs, $2 sodas (free refills), $3 fries, $5 draft beers. Only clear bags (12"x6"x12" or smaller) or small clutch purses (4.5"x6.5") are allowed. All bags are subject to search.

How much are hot dogs and drinks at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Mercedes-Benz Stadium has the cheapest concessions in professional sports. $2 hot dogs, $2 sodas with free refills, $2 popcorn, $3 fries, $3 nachos, $5 draft beers. Local vendors like Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q and Delia's Chicken Sausage are also available at affordable prices.

Where should I park for Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

MARTA is strongly recommended — take the Blue/Green line to Vine City Station (10 min walk, $2.50). If driving, the Ruby Lot ($40-60) is closest. Sapphire and Emerald lots are $25-50. GWCC parking decks offer $20-35 options. Third-party lots in Castleberry Hill offer $15-25 parking. Pre-purchase online.

What hotels are closest to Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center (0.4mi, 7 min walk) is the closest major hotel, connected via CNN Center skybridge. Glenn Hotel (0.6mi) and Westin Peachtree Plaza (0.8mi) are also within walking distance. Most downtown Atlanta hotels are within 1 mile of the stadium.

How do I get to Mercedes-Benz Stadium without a car?

MARTA rail is the best option — take the Blue or Green line to Vine City Station (0.5mi, 10 min walk) or GWCC/CNN Center Station (0.6mi, 12 min walk). Single trip $2.50. From the airport, take MARTA Gold/Red line to Five Points, transfer to Blue/Green line west. Total ~25 min, $2.50.

What is the Mercedes-Benz Stadium capacity?

Mercedes-Benz Stadium seats 71,000 for NFL games (Atlanta Falcons) and can expand to 83,000 for major events. For Atlanta United MLS matches, the configuration is typically 42,500. The stadium features the world’s first retractable roof shaped like a camera aperture and the largest halo video board in the NFL.

Can I tour Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Yes. Guided Behind-the-Scenes Tours start from $25 and self-guided tours from $15. Tours run on non-event days. See the iconic aperture roof mechanism, the 58,000 sq ft halo video board, locker rooms, and field level. Book online at mercedesbenzstadium.com. Call (470) 341-5000 for availability.

Are there public restrooms near Mercedes-Benz Stadium outside the gates?

Centennial Olympic Park (0.3mi east) has free public restrooms. CNN Center food court (0.4mi east) has customer restrooms. Omni Atlanta Hotel lobby has guest restrooms. The Georgia Aquarium has customer restrooms if you're visiting before the game.

Is there free water at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Yes. Free cups of ice water are available at every concession stand on every level — no purchase necessary. Additionally, $2 sodas come with unlimited free refills at Coca-Cola Freestyle machines on every level. Refill stations for water bottles are near Guest Services desks.

Where is First Aid at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

First aid rooms staffed by Emory Healthcare professionals are on the 100 Level (near Section 110) and 300 Level (near Section 310). Open from gates open through 1 hour post-event. AEDs are placed throughout the stadium. Flag any staff member or call (470) 341-5000 for medical assistance.

Does Mercedes-Benz Stadium have nursing rooms?

Yes. Dedicated nursing rooms are available on the 100 and 200 levels. Private, comfortable spaces with seating and electrical outlets for breast pumps. Ask Guest Services at Gates 1, 3, 5, or 7 for the nearest location. Family restrooms on every level can also be used for nursing.

Can I bring a stroller to Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Yes. Strollers are permitted inside the stadium. Stroller parking areas are available near Guest Services desks at each gate entrance. Oversized strollers may need to be collapsed. Stroller tags available to prevent mix-ups. Elevators provide access to all levels for strollers and wheelchairs.

Is Chick-fil-A open on Sundays at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Yes. The Chick-fil-A inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium is open on Sundays for Atlanta Falcons games. It’s one of the only Chick-fil-A locations in the country that operates on Sunday. Fan-first pricing applies.

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Mercedes-Benz Stadium Restroom Busy Times

Peak Times (Longest Lines)

Best Times (Shortest Lines)

Plan Your Mercedes-Benz Stadium Visit

Omni Atlanta at CNN Center

Stats Brewpub

The Varsity

Behind-the-Scenes Tour

Where to Eat & Drink Near Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Pre-Game Bars & Sports Bars (Closest First)

Stats Brewpub

Dantanna’s Downtown

Der Biergarten

Park Bar

SkyLounge at the Glenn Hotel

Restaurants Near Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Closest First)

CNN Center Food Court

The Varsity

Alma Cocina

Ray’s in the City

Paschal’s

Castleberry Hill Neighborhood

Food & Drink Inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Fan-First Concessions

Premium & Local Vendors

Club & Suite Dining

Allergies, Dietary Needs & Free Water

Food Allergy Information

Free Ice Water & $2 Sodas

Vegetarian, Vegan & Halal Options

Hotels Near Mercedes-Benz Stadium — Where to Stay

Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center

Glenn Hotel, Autograph Collection

The Westin Peachtree Plaza

Hilton Atlanta

Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown

Stay in Midtown & MARTA

Tours & Things to Do Near Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Mercedes-Benz Stadium Tour

Georgia Aquarium

World of Coca-Cola

Centennial Olympic Park

National Center for Civil and Human Rights

College Football Hall of Fame

Getting to Mercedes-Benz Stadium

MARTA Rail (Recommended)

Drive

Uber / Lyft

MARTA Bus

From Hartsfield-Jackson Airport

Walk from Downtown Hotels

Mercedes-Benz Stadium Parking & Nearest Restrooms on Arrival

Ruby Lot (Official, Closest)

Sapphire Lot (Official)

Emerald Lot (Official)

GWCC Parking Decks

Castleberry Hill / Third-Party Lots

SpotHero / ParkWhiz Pre-Book

Mercedes-Benz Stadium Restrooms & Bathrooms by Level

Accessible & Specialist Restrooms at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

ADA-Compliant Restrooms

Family Restrooms

Nursing Rooms

Companion Restrooms

Baby Changing Stations

Stroller Parking

Shortest Lines

Elevator Access

Rideshare Drop-Off

Public Restrooms Near Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Outside the Stadium)

CNN Center Food Court

Omni Atlanta Hotel Lobby

Centennial Olympic Park

Georgia Aquarium

Water & Hydration at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Free Ice Water at Concessions

$2 Sodas with Free Refills