In late November, we went to Holiday Road, a very good static Christmas presentation of lights and…read moredisplays at Bouckaert Farm in Fairburn that I thought was the best Christmas lights display in the Atlanta area. We scored free tickets through Yelp, so I have no idea how much the tickets would've cost. I used Waze to get there, and was able to get to the event easily. I thought this was a well organized event. There were certainly a lot of employees available up to the point of where customers walk through and past the light displays. Going through the huge grassy field was confusing at first, because I wasn't sure where I was supposed to drive, but employees were well spaced out, guiding me to where I was to go. Parking was entirely on the grass, and we walked a very short distance to the entrance, where I gave my name, the number of people attending, and our assigned time slot. After going through the Security checkpoint, we walked up to the big merchanidise tent where lots of Christmas-centric items were being sold. I didn't see anything I was interested in. We walked into a big field area that had displays spread throughout that customers could pose at or on, and there were food trucks selling food, an outdoor bar, and tables where people could sit and enjoy their food and drinks, and wait until it was time for them to start their trek through the Christmas displays. At our assigned time, we went to the start of the Holiday Road Trail with no more than 40 other people. Once our group was let in, we could go along the trail at our own paces. The trail was actually through big open fields, and definitely was for people who are able to walk because customers had to walk on dirt, gravel, grass and pavement at any given time. R and I decided to go at a slower pace, which worked to our advantage because we were able to take pictures without random people in them. We walked past village displays made to look like buildings decorated with Christmas lights, then past tall light displays that can be bought at retail stores. The farther along the trail that we walked, and the more I looked at the different displays, the more I was getting into the Christmas spirit, and I felt a lot happier by the time we got to the end. For those who walked about halfway through the trail and were still not having a good time, there was another outdoor bar to imbibe a much needed alcoholic attitude adjuster. I thought it was great that there were Nativity, Kwanzaa and Menorah displays toward the end of the trail. Since we came early in Holiday Road's run, it wasn't that crowded, so I thought that the assigned time slots were unnecessary. We took it slow, and we walked the entire trail, stopping frequently to take pics, and it took us less than 45 minutes to walk.

We're a holiday loving family - Christmas time is hands down our favorite time of the year! We are…read morealways looking for new and different things to do to celebrate and get in the Christmas spirit, and Holiday Road was a perfect way to kick off the month of December and get in the festive mood! This is a great experience for families of all sizes and of all ages! The drive from Atlanta to Fairbun is a little bit of a haul, but is well worth it. Make sure you have the right address from the website plugged in - we put in the farm name into our GPS and ended up a few miles away from the entrance. It can be a bit hard to find in the dark, just a word of caution. There is a winding entrance into the farm, and PLENTY of parking. There were attendants posted along the route to direct you where to go and park. Once we were parked, we made our way through the entrance and were greeted by the "gift shop." This did seem a bit hokey but I saw several families by illuminated necklaces that were cute - we thought about getting our dog one of the stuffed animals but they were $20 which seemed steep. Be prepared that the facilities here are porta potties - not much else for them to do here since the exhibit is set up on a farm, but just a word to the wise. We stopped off at the bar to get a drink to warm up - we both got the spiked hot chocolate which was tasty, but definitely overpriced. We would have gotten a second drink each but did not feel like spending more than the ticket price for drinks. My recommendation would be to skip the bar altogether. There were several food trucks stationed before the walking entrance to the lights, but we opted to wait and have dinner after the show, because the food did seem expensive for the offerings. The lights and displays themselves were beautiful - so many great photo opportunities, we even put one of our pictures on our Christmas card this year! We loved working our way through the show and because of the way the tickets are set up, the trail was not crowded and we had plenty of chances to stop and take in the lights and get pictures with just us in them! The entire experience took just over an hour - which was more than enough because it was freezing the night we went! Make sure to check the weather and bundle up if it's cold! This was a great way to kick off the holiday season!

JumpTime is a smaller but fantastic place for kids to get active, run around, and have a blast!…read moreWhile it's not the huge, sprawling space like some of its competition, that actually works in its favor. It's cozy and compact, meaning I always know where my twin 8-year-olds are, and I feel comfortable knowing they're never more than 100 feet away. It's a great balance of being big enough for fun but small enough to keep an eye on them the whole time. I really appreciate the safety and the peace of mind this gives me. The jump houses are the main attraction, and my boys absolutely love it here. It's clear the owners put a lot of effort into making the most of the available space. I also love that it's a place for the kids to get off their screens, exercise, and socialize with others. It feels like a real community spot. The arcade is decent--not the best, but it's not bad either. Definitely not the main reason to visit, but it's a nice addition for when the kids need a break from jumping. The food is pretty good as well, so you can spend a good chunk of time here without needing to worry about getting hungry. One suggestion I have for JumpTime is to add more sanitizing stations around the facility. I'm not a germaphobe, and I know kids getting sick is part of growing up, but a few more sanitizing stations would be helpful to reduce the amount of germs they might be exposed to. Some parents even bring gloves and masks for their kids--totally up to them--but I think a gentle reminder to parents to sanitize their kids before jumping in and to bring wipes would be a nice touch. Of course, it's also a good idea to clean them up after playtime too! I think it's great that a place like JumpTime exists, and I really appreciate the owners for having the courage to create such a fun and safe environment for kids to play and interact. It's an excellent spot for active, screen-free fun, and I hope they continue to thrive! Would definitely recommend to parents looking for a safe, active place for kids to let off some steam and have fun!

No parents are watching to make sure kids aren't getting hurt, no workers are watching, my kids…read morewere wanting to do the glow party, but I can't trust the lights to be off because there is no supervision!

First rage room I've ever visited. At first site of the building I was confused and upon entering I…read morewas even more confused. I was confused because Lock City Adventures was advertised as this fun gaming place with axe throwing, board games, VR game sets and more. However, the interior looked more like an old storage facility that wasn't well taken care of. The board games were literally three games: Jumbo Jenga, worn out deck of UNO cards and jumbo Connect Four. The young lady that assisted us was sweet, and she was working solo so it took her some time to clean the used rooms and turn them over for the next group. The rage room itself, did what it was supposed to do. It offered a safe space to let out some aggression and zone out. I love that they have a Bluetooth speaker in each room and you can play your own music. The package I purchased came with one large item. We were given a windshield. I liked the variety of tools to use to destroy things, and the powder bombs were a nice touch. Many have mentioned that it's overpriced. I am sure the price to acquire and constantly replace items isn't cheap. So I cut them slack on that. My largest concern is the cleanliness of the jumpsuits and helmets. They did not appear to be replaced or disinfected between customers. Besides that, we enjoyed our experience and may do a rage room again someday, but will definitely not visit Lock City Adventures for gaming.

My friends and I came here to celebrate a birthday. It was 6 of us for $200 total ($33 each). Our…read moresession was a total of 45 minutes, which didn't feel long. You have to purchase a package of breakables and then buy more if you need to smash more - which, promise me, you will. Each size category of breakables increases in price. The room itself was cozy and the staff members were super helpful when teaching us the rules. I love that they have a band aid kit on the wall! My only gripes were that with a large group, the breakables run out pretty quickly. We did spent quite a bit of time destroying a windshield, but with that the impact was less explosive. The safety helmets in our room were also unstable and were kept falling down my face. They have other games like Uno, Jenga, and Connect 4 in the lobby area when you're waiting for a room to open up or after your session which is great!

My girlfriend and I had a fantastic time hiking with some LLamas. Natalie was very helpful and the…read moreanimals were a blast. You literally get to hike with Llamas and hold baby goats, enough said. We paid for a one hour tour, but ended up staying close to two hours, and never felt rushed or hurried. Would definitely come back if I'm ever in the area again.

Local to its core, Love Street is a true Smyrna treasure!…read more Located on Concord Road between Atlanta Road and South Cobb intersections sits the cute little house that screams "local"! In addition to all the goodies inside the store, they also have a great garden/plant section outside behind the picket fence. We really enjoy Love Street and for good reason, actually many reasons... Service - Always welcoming, helpful and friendly! Every person we have encountered here, whether it be in the main shop or in the garden shed has been great! Inventory - Not only do they have a lot of local branded items, they also feature a lot of locally sourced and created items including artwork, accessories, snacks, foods, clothing, etc...In addition to these items, they have plenty of unique things that make great gifts...even some items of the gag variety! It really is a hodgepodge of inventory as you will see local made honey next to tumblers and coasters in one room, walk through a doorway to get to toys, dog accessories and clocks then wonder into a room filled with shirts and magnets only to turn the corner to find shelves of soap and candles! Outside they have a beautiful garden area that features all varieties of plants and flowers, and accessories including some fantastic flower pots! Overall, Love Street is one of our favorite stores in Smyrna! It's a feel good and homey place to swing through whether window shopping or in search of that perfect gift for someone!

This place is much larger on the inside than it looks on the outside. It is filled with the cutest…read moregifts. It's a must see.

I really wanted to like this place. After all, it's a community center! Local and community…read morepoliticians meet with the community there! They have sporting and other activities for the children there! People can have club meetings, parties, weddings, etc there! My complaint about this place is that it is not safe. Unruly teenagers rule the roost! They fight, they bring weapons, they bully, and there are no consequences. By the time the police are called, the perpetrators run off before the police arrive. Yet, the same troublemakers are allowed to return in order to start their mess all over again! This center is in dire need of security! If they keep the rift raft out, this would be a great safe place to bring the entire family!

My son attended summer camp at the Ron Anderson Recreation Center. The center is clean, safe,…read moreorganized, and provided fun activities for the kids. I would recommend the center to anyone looking for activities for their child. The Director is always available and willing to assist.

Great family environment. Fun for the whole family. Great price for what you get. Pre-drawn canvas,…read morepaints and a variety of stars, sparkly items and props to add to your art. The grands loved it

We took our toddler there today and had a blast. She painted two canvases, adding some of the…read moreaccessories to them as well. Zach was the associate working and he was so welcoming and sweet. He explained the set up, helped us get situated, and complemented the little one's work - I also over heard him speaking to someone on the phone who was looking for a position and he was very pleasant there too, nice job! My daughter definitely had a blast, which of course means we did. Don't wear clothes you love... but you will LEAVE with artwork you love!

We have only been here to host my daughter's 6th Birthday and they were great to work with!read more

My daughter has been going to DGC for a few months. She loves it and I love it. We've been going…read moresince covid. I don't like that wearing mask was not enforced in the viewing area. Nor was one parent in the building. But they do good about checking temps and making sure everyone is sanitized.