Batter up: Atlanta Braves ticket deals on deck for 2010 | Home show discount

Atlanta Braves deals

AP photo. Braves take batting practice before a spring game.

You think it’s too expensive to go to a pro sports event in this town? Well, that doesn’t really apply to the Atlanta Braves, who have rolled out a ton of deals that makes a day at the ballpark affordable for most anyone. Here are some of the highlights:

– $1 SkyLine seats: Available 2-1/2 hours before every game at the box office. There are 186 of these available each game.

– $1 Buck Belue Buck Night for all upper reserved seats. These apply to seven Monday night games.

– Ultimate Kids Days: $5 Upper box tickets (regularly $12) for all fans 14 and under. Dates are May 30 and Aug. 8.

– Two-for-one Ticket offers include: Two Golden Moon Casino Pavilion tickets for the price of one every Monday (two tickets for $28); Coca-Cola two-for-one Tuesdays with two upper reserved tickets for the price of one ($8); Two-for-one Wednesdays with two field/terrace pavilion tickets for the one of every Wednesday ($24); and College, Military and AAA discount with two upper box tickets for the price of one with valid identification.

– Chevron Family Value plan: Four upper level tickets, four hot dogs, four sodas, a parking pass, a souvenir program and a $5 Chevron gift card, starting at $59.

— Braves.com/mvp package: For $89, you get a tickets for the Braves, the Georgia Aquarium, Stone Mountain Park, World of Coca-Cola and Six Flags over Georgia.

Atlanta Home Show discount

In today’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution — Metro section, page B3, you’ll find a coupon for $2 off the 32nd annual spring Atlanta Home Show taking place March 19-21 at the Cobb Galleria Center. Also, all military and first responders receive a buy one, get one free ticket offer. Regularly-priced tickets are $10 for adults and kids 12 and under are free.

New deal site

There’s another way to check all of the deals offered in our area each day. The Web site is called 8coupons.com, and it aggregates the offers from sites like Groupon, HalfoffDepot, Living Social and others. It also gives you a quick look at some of the national offers. I’ve added 8coupons.com to my Daily Deals blog roll to make it easy for you to check them out, as well as the deal sites you’re most familiar with, every day.