#1 of 10 things to do in Atlanta
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dyevushka says:
This was my first time visiting the Atlanta Film Festival (also called the ATLFF 365), and I enjoyed all 5 (soon to be 6) films I watched. I also volunteered and learned about the movie-showing process while getting to watch them for free and meeting cool people. Their website also ques you up for r…
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#2 of 10 things to do in Atlanta
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alyssa_ob says:
If you like rocks, this is the place for you! Stone Mountain is a large granite exfoliation dome (with an amusement park). I just found out about this amusement park writing this review. You can pay $8 to park and hike all over and up to the top of the dome. Or you can pay $25 to do the attracti…
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#3 of 10 things to do in Atlanta
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dyevushka says:
I went to my first performance by the Atlanta Ballet last night at the brand-new Cobb Energy Center. The location was convenient and not crowded, manned by helpful volunteers who welcomed the ballet fans with black-and-white umbrellas. My friend and I were able to get $16 day-of tickets, and we watc…
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#4 of 10 things to do in Atlanta
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travel-the-world says:
The World of Coca-Cola has recently been renovated. First, there’s a short video presentation with standing room only. Then, you move into a theater where there is another short video. After that, you take a self-guided tour around the museum. You will see old-timey Coke products of all kinds,…
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#5 of 10 things to do in Atlanta
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dyevushka says:
My first time at a hockey game was a great one, thanks to the Atlanta Thrashers and Phillip's Arena. The event was well organized, complete with prizes, music, and big-screen entertainment. Food and drinks on-site are costly; however, there are plenty of places around the arena with better prices.
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#6 of 10 things to do in Atlanta
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nmcrae1 says:
Sweetwater is a 40,000-barrel microbrewery that specializes in producing aggressive West Coast style beers to be enjoyed in the Southeast US. Having had great success, (2002 Small Brewery of the Year at the GABF!) Sweetwater's taste has grown throughout Georgia and beyond by word of mouth. The marke…
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#7 of 10 things to do in Atlanta
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jettsetter3 says:
The georgia aquarium was a very big disappointment on my trip to the ATL. Its advertised as the biggest and best but it wasnt anything close to that. Fist off it is expensive, an adult ticket is about $24. When I went I was expecting this huge aquarium with endless species of aquatic animals but it …
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#8 of 10 things to do in Atlanta
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travel-the-world says:
During the summer, there are national acts that perform free concerts in Centennial Park. You can find out about the concerts through the two majors rock radio stations, Star 94 and 99X. There’s also outdoor ice skating in the winter.
Centennial Park is across the street from the Georgia Aqu…
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#9 of 10 things to do in Atlanta
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travel-the-world says:
Piedmont Park is known among locals as a popular hangout for the GLBT population in Atlanta. It’s home to the annual Pride Parade where you will find all kinds of booths, performers, and lots of topless women. The park is located in the heart of midtown and might be a little tricky to find if yo…
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#10 of 10 things to do in Atlanta
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AtlantaScottyV says:
Atlanta is the world headquarters for CNN and the conglomeration of other cable television channels founded by broadcast mogul Ted Turner. CNN Center, as it's referred to in Atlanta, is a great location to stay when visiting Atlanta as it's joined by the Omni Hotel and is directly adjacent to Cente…
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Atlanta Film Festival
1 review
Stone Mountain
3 reviews
Thrasher's Hockey
1 review
Georgia Aquarium
5 reviews
Centennial Olympic Park
2 reviews
