What an amazing experience this was! I attended the aerial…read moresilks beginners class last night with my friend. I signed up online and reserved my spot in the class. It began at 7pm and the class was 1 hour long. The building is a bit hidden from the main road but is off of Peachtree Industrial Blvd in Suwanee. Maggie was absolutely phenomenal. I had to speak to her on the phone because I had some trouble signing up for the class and she helped me so much and was so patient. She greeted us when we came in and made me feel so comfortable. The class had 4 people. There were 2 silks with mats set up in the center of the room. (Maggie mentioned that she recently ordered 2 more mats so she can have 2 more silks set up). The room was pretty big but because there were 4 of us, it was intimate and not as intimidating. Because it's a beginners class, there needs to be a lot of help from Maggie to show and spot, so I can imagine- the smaller the class the better ! We started off warming up with various stretches. I loved how quickly she moved from one stretch to another. It was a really good warm up. Haha. I broke a sweat from that alone. Then, we paired up on the mat and Maggie showed us one move/pose and we'd try. We were able to try a lot of different poses. Overall, it was a GREAT workout from head to toe. The arms, core, glutes, legs. I usually don't get sore until 2 days after working out but I'm already feeling it as I walked out of the class. Very good experience and workout!

A lot of fun and something different. I'm a bit heavy and it was a great workout without killing…read moreyou.

We had a group of about 10 people try this out on a Saturday around 11am without really knowing…read morewhat to expect, and it turned out to be an amazing experience. The staff was extremely patient and helpful--even when we didn't fully understand the concept after a few explanations, they encouraged us to just jump in and even walked us through a game. After that, we caught on quickly and had a blast. We were able to walk in with almost no wait, and anytime we needed a room it was less than 2 minutes. The concept is very interactive and fun--60 minutes was the perfect amount of time to explore without feeling rushed or burned out. Lockers with keys were provided, which was convenient. I understand why drinks may not be available inside given the tech and setup, but that's the only small improvement I'd note. A couple rooms had a slight odor issue, but nothing that took away from the experience. Overall, a solid 5-star experience--highly recommend for groups, families, or anyone looking for something active and different.

Visited Sunday 9/6/26 and had an amazing time! Spent an hour and a half and we enjoyed all the…read moredifferent game rooms. We had a group of 8 kids and adults so we split up into two groups of four for most of the time. We left sweating and exhausted from all the racing around!

A must-see for anyone who enjoys tech. There's several early computers, history of tech and…read morecomputing and super computing. There was also a NASA exhibit while we were there, several old video game consoles to play, and typewriter Tom was there with several typewriters to try. I'd love to come back here again the next time I'm in town.

Love it !!! Underrated Gem of ATL. Amazing exhibits. Friendly staff. The group Learned a lot.read more

JapanFest -- A Nostalgic Visit It really brought back…read morememories of those days in Norcross High School, when my friends and I used to come to JapanFest together. It's been three or four years since I last went. There were classic cultural highlights like Sumo and Kendo, and even hands-on experiences such as archery and sword-cutting demonstrations. Up on the second floor, the Hands-on Experience area featured bonsai, ikebana (flower arrangement), and shodo (Japanese calligraphy) -- all worth visiting and exploring. The biggest highlight this year was definitely the "LINQ" idol group performance -- their sweet voices, energetic choreography, and youthful vibe filled the entire stage. I couldn't help but feel, deep down, "Ah, youth is truly wonderful." Picked up a "To You" CD, grabbed some Japanese street food, and just soaked in the atmosphere.

Considering that you pay to attend, more needs to be done inside the venue to direct the flow of…read moretraffic and ensure that guests can enjoy the experience without being constantly bumped, stepped on, shoved, or cut in line by other guests. It was far too crowded to not have staff helping to manage the foot traffic. I had an awful time just trying to exist in the space and experience the event to the extent of getting my money's worth. Don't even get me started on how difficult it was just to spend money at the booths. Two stars because they had a bunch of great vendors. Too bad I couldn't enjoy shopping with many of them.

Super fun! Very clean and easy to understand. Located upstairs beside the H mart. Most claw…read moremachines are 1 token ($1). Some 4 tokens like the trading cards. When you purchase 20 tokens you get 3 free. Another deal was 10 tokens get 1 free. Out of all our 23 tokens we got 4 toys. The more you purchase the more the perks got better. They also have a system where you could swap out the toys for other items behind the counter. I will say there was a few times where we had it, but when the claw carried the toy up to the top, the claw shakes hard and drops the toy. There were at least 20-30 machines. Spread out and plenty of space. The toy options were very cute. I loved that there were a lot of keychain toys. We won a jujitsu kaisen (itadori) keychain, fuzzy egg toast key chain, a cute cat, and fluffy cloud bag (my favorite). All looked well made. Staff were very nice and knowledgeable. Definitely will be back!

This is a pretty good rainy day activity for kiddos. We took our 4 year old, and most machines are…read moreeasy enough to win quite a bit of toys. The space inside is clean and the staff were nice. Even toward the end of our son using up all his coins one staff member gave him a few "extra" coins to play and try again to win a prize. Most of the stuffed toys are lookalikes of characters and not 100% the real deal (officially licensed) in case that matters for you. To my toddler it certainly doesn't - he was happy to just win. Since these are machines which have a pretty good "win" ratio, you will likely end up with many toys to take home, and thankfully they give you a big bag to put them in when it's time to leave.

The idea of being as though I was in the space station was what I was really looking forward to ,…read morethis unfortunately because of the poor resolution of the videos was very disappointing. It appeared as though they had taken a smaller media and it enlarged it. Pictures were fuzzy I did not feel like I was in the space station the outside of the space station however it was a little more realistic, and my camera in my VR . Support was lacking. You're supposed to raise your hand so that they can come over people with a green dots to help you. I raised my hand several times and no one came to help me. Finally I had to take off my mask and find them! Mike camera unfortunately kept going out so they kept having to replace it. Also, my friend's camera and VR equipment quit. It jumped into a computer mode and he couldn't get out of it. Which man he spent most of his time trying to get out of computer mode instead of exploring and enjoy enjoying the program. so overall I feel like I could've spent my money elsewhere and be more entertained.

If you've ever wondered what it would feel like to step into space, Space Explorers: THE INFINITE…read moreat Pullman Yards is about as close as you can get. The virtual reality experience is absolutely incredible, with stunning visuals that make you feel like you're floating through space and exploring the International Space Station. The VR imagery is so realistic that I found myself forgetting I was standing in a warehouse in Atlanta. The experience is immersive, educational, and genuinely awe-inspiring without ever feeling overwhelming. Whether you're a space enthusiast or just looking for something unique to do, this is an experience that's well worth checking out. It's one of those attractions that's hard to describe--you really have to experience it for yourself. Highly recommend if you're looking for something different from the usual Atlanta attractions.

When around young people, you do young people things. We traveled to Doraville to the Exhibition…read moreHub to experience The Bubble Planet Experience. This is a huge warehouse with different spaces displaying optical illusions and activities. In order to purchase tickets you have to scan a QR Code to bring up a website. After you purchase tickets you then have to fill out a waiver for each person that has a ticket. Once this is done you show your phone to the attendant at the front desk. They will explain the exhibit. It's basically a maze of rooms. Some rooms have metallic lights on the wall flashing, led screens on the floor that move like splattered paint as you walk. There is also a room of balloons, a room of huge rubber balls, Bubble floating from the ceiling, and a swimming pool filled with thousands of balls. The room I liked the most was the one with metallic streamers. You don't know if you are walking straight or into the wall. I enjoyed the selfie area. It has several booths to take pictures. Please note you have to wear socks if you enter the pit. The air conditioning felt extremely good in the warehouse. If you have sensory issues, this may not be the place for you to visit.

We attended the Bubble Planet Experience here during a recent trip to Atlanta. The hub is huge and…read morehosts traveling exhibits. The hub was easy to find and basically right off the interstate. There's plenty of free parking. The staff was nice and helpful. The Bubble Planet Experience was so much fun! I highly recommend it for parents to take their kids and for anyone who is a kid at heart. It was cool reading about how bubbles are in our every day lives as part of science. It's an educational and unique experience that all can enjoy.

Attended with my three best friends and we had a blast!…read more Needs Work: Organization was a problem across the board. Access was difficult especially for people with limited mobility, The cigar tent was lacking one thing...CIGARS...Lex 12 are not cigars. Food should be plentiful at this type of event. T It Rocked: liquor flowed like rain and that was great for a Saturday afternoon, the vibe was a lot of like minded people chilling, everyone was very social and fun! Those that came in costume were awesome, hot woman dressed as flappers and a few men properly dressed. Works for me! Enjoyed the burlesque entertainer. Hope they work out the kinks and bring this event back as it has great potential!

So I volunteered at this event and i also got to experience it from an attendee's POV…read more Considering that this was the first year for the event it was pretty good. There are a lot of organizational kinks that really really need to be worked out. They need more signage going towards the area where the event is located. I got lost like 3 times. Also the vendor area i was working in did not leave a lot of information on their product so kind of had to wing it. In the beginning that wasn't too good because the sober people actually wanted information. As the day went on and everyone got more tipsy no one cared. lol. I know a lot of precautionary measures were taken the 2nd day of the event because of the extraordinary amount of people with alcohol poisoning posed a liability issue. I think next year, with more planning and probably more sponsors, this event will be a blast. Oh yeah, if you all didn't know it was for a good cause :-)