The team gathers around with the construction crew to learn about their new stadium.
A view from just beyond where the outfield fence will sit.
Some more details from the foreman.
The team is shown drawings of what the finished product will look like.
Now fashioned with hard hats and vests, they are ready to begin the tour.
A look at the drainage system.
You can see in the background the infield dirt is already being put out.
Workers continue to get the field ready.
The steel beams for the indoor batting facility are in place. The indoor facility will be located down the left-field line and feature three cages.
The team got to go right down on the field.
A look down the left-field line towards home plate.
The Georgia Tech dugout on the third base side.
More of the batting cages.
Assistant coach Yolanda McRae checks out the outfield wall.
The visiting team's dugout.
The team gets a little background on the field and the drainage system. There are measures in place all over the field to trap rain water and enable the field to stay green all year despite the water restrictions in Atlanta.
Left fielder Christy Jones checks out her future stomping grounds.
Another look at the indoor hitting facility.
Each dugout will have a bathroom.
Team team checks out their spacious dugouts. There will be a railing in front to protect them from foul balls.
More from the dugout.
Look at all of the room in these new dugouts.
The area behind home plate will feature chair back seating. The areas in the front with the wood up now will be VIP seating right on top of the action.
More from the dugout.
Speakers were recently installed on the light towers.
Head Coach Sharon Perkins (far right) enjoys the view from the new dugout.
Another view of the speaker system.
The area at the top of the first-base grandstand will be an overflow press area.
The team heads up to the main grandstand behind home plate.
Checking out the view from the VIP seats.
Most of the infield dirt is already down.
There will be three rows of the VIP seating in front of the main grandstand.
A look at the press box.
Another look at the overflow press area.
Ramp down the first base line.
They are being told about the press box and how it was brought in fully-assembled.
The drainage system behind home plate.
Fans will have dramatic views of the downtown Atlanta skyline.
Speakers down the third-base line.
This will be the main walk-way behind the concourse.
Behind each dugout, will be a grass knoll where fans can enjoy the game on a perch.
Checking out the first base area.
Caroline Hilton (left) and assistant coach Yolanda McRae check out the bathrooms.
Underneath the third-base stands.
The coaches look on as the team is told about the "party area"
The "party area" will be above the third base stands. They will be able to host functions during the game.
The beginning of the elevator shaft leading up to the press box and "party area."
Outside the bathrooms.
Bathrooms
The main entrance to the stadium will be at the corner of Fowler and 8th streets.
A look at the outside of the stadium on the first base side.
The team checks out where the concession stand will be.
A staircase from the corner of Fowler and 8th streets will be the main entrance to the stadium and feature granite walls.
A look down the right field line.
The beginning of the photographer's well. There will be one at the end of each dugout.