Love dinosaurs! I'm that girlie! I am obsessed with all of the movies so I HAD TO steal someone…read morewith a child to make my excitement make sense. It was so fun. I was in there being an archaeologist digging for bones with the babies! It brought out the child in me and was so cute.

Great exhibits, fun place to take kids, great place to go on a date!…read more We had a blast!

Have you been adulting a little too hard lately?…read more Do you want to bring back some childhood memories? Do you want the fun and excitement without the guilt of feeling childish? Skyline Park is the place for you! After 8 PM it's adults ONLY, and it's a blast! Enjoyable carnival games, an exhilarating metal slide, mini golf, and this little pulley-type sky ride. (PLEASE skip arm day, this will be your workout) I've come to this location several times and thoroughly enjoyed myself every time. Recently I decided to bring my parents, and they loved it. They have not felt so free and young in so long, and they allowed themselves to tap back in. Enjoy themselves and take a ride down memory lane. All while enjoying Breathtaking views of the city. Intoxicating glee and positive vibes. I highly recommend Skyline Park! Don't overthink it, just do! If I haven't convinced you yet. I have I mentioned that its budget friendly? Access to the rooftop is $15. It's a short elevator ride up. (Sometimes they give you the history of the building in the elevator itself, not always, but they should ask about that) For an additional 15 bucks, you will receive unlimited games. For a whopping total of $30 to have the time of your life. Also, the drinks are fantastic. They have two bars on the rooftop. Did I mention that the drinks are reasonably priced? They do have a bar where you can customize your drinks, and a walk-up window where they have preset drinks and your favorite carnival foods Please note: During the winter months, they do have an ice-skating rink! In adults' paradise! Listen, you don't have to take my word for it. Experience it for yourself and then come back and like my recommendation!!! Thank you for coming to my Ted talk. Signing out the biggest adult child you'll ever meet.

Honestly this place was a lot of fun and brought out the inner kid in me! The secret to avoid…read morepaying the entrance fee to get to the top is to make a dinner reservation at the restaurant or a reservation at the secret bar up top called 12 cocktail bar which is what we did. You then have access to all of the included games and activities including ski ball and roller skating! Great views and a good time all around.

Four creative courses with varied levels of difficulty. Perfect for families. Knowledgeable staff…read moremember will stick with you for the first part to make sure you understand the safety procedures. They offered picnic tables for people wanting to have birthday parties. It's very easy for parents to also walk alongside the different courses to watch their kids in action

I had no idea how extensive this course was when I bought my daughter and her friend (for her…read morebirthday) a gift certificate to this place. We live in in-town Atlanta near the zoo and have done the tree top quest there many times. You can't really compare this one to that and I think most climbing/zip lining places (like we did on our last summer trip in the old city of Montreal which has a fun one) are different. I thought the price tag (around $45) was on the higher end but given the time you spend here it's definitely more reasonable than I thought at first. Even after probably 2-2.5 hours my 8 year old didn't want to leave. For the little ones, they have a smaller course which probably won't occupy them quite as long, but it's also cheaper, and he (my 5 year old) also enjoyed it as well as the trampoline in the sky ball throwing place. Skot, the manager who helped us get set up, was super nice and friendly. The staff in general were helpful here and the tutorial for how to use the harness and hooks seemed to suffice, although at times we would have liked for more people around. Part of the course being so spread out is that even on a busy holiday weekend, at times the kids were really by themselves. The thing that maybe stands out the most about this place is how independent it is. At times the kids found this frustrating but I think it inspires independence, helps build confidence, and ironically the lack of help at times maybe ends up being more of a plus. It also means that there are fewer bottle necks assuming you aren't doing the course with a big group, as there are many points where you have to wait for someone to finish the section before you go. The scale of the place also helps thinning out any sort of lines. It's important to understand that there are a series of levels and difficulties and different courses within the overall park/terrain and it's a sort of choose your own adventure situation. In this way, you can hook and unhook yourself to these different courses as you transition and walk within the space. My daughter really wanted to advance past level 3 and had gained the confidence to do so, but you have to be 12 or older for levels 4 and up. From a weight perspective with some of the course set up (and zip lines), I think this makes sense and ultimately my daughter loved it and still didn't want to leave. We saw quite a few teens there who seemed to be enjoying themselves too, but they said there were fewer zip lines and more obstacle type situations with the higher levels. I would definitely come back here and especially as my younger one gets older (I think it's 7 and older for the bigger course?) try some more of the tracks. There are also some snacks at the main ticket place where people standing by can munch. Be sure to wear closed toed shoes

I love this place!!…read more I rode so many rollercoasters, it was fun, just got a little headache from it but it was fun, the food and drinks were good but the best was the Dare Devil Dive Coaster, it was amazing!!!

Six Flags over Georgia was our regional theme park growing up! It was really a special occasion…read more(like winning our softball All Stars tournament, which we never did) that brought us to Six Flags! I still recall the "Great American Scream Machine," which opened in 1973 as the largest roller coaster in the world at that time and of course, was the anchor attraction at Six Flags over Georgia!! The Screen Machine of 105 feet (32 m) tall and reached speeds of 57 miles per hour - it really was a scary wooden roller coaster to ride! I am not a thrill seeker and not a fan of theme parks in general, making Six Flags, for me, not really all that fun. My long time best friend is a thrill seeker, and, because she worked at an ABC affiliate in promotions in Birmingham was able to score free passes for us to go to Six Flags over Georgia several times, and we could bypass the lines! We could knock out all the fun roller coasters and other rides in no time at all! The "Riddler Mindbender" steel flying roller coaster was another roller coaster we liked to ride. Thanks Six Flags Over Georgia for providing hours of fun for so many over so many years!!!!!!

Ride is amazing!! Best ride in the park and gives great airtime. A very fun ride every time.read more

200 feet and 70 mph of hyper coaster awesomeness! This is a great hyper if you love air time. Oh…read moreman, you just float in your seat. Love how for everyone except the tallest of riders (6'3"+ is my guess), your feet don't touch the floor. If you don't hang on for dear life and just let go, you float through most of the ride as you go over hill after hill after hill after hill. Truly a great ride. And because it's 4 across and I think 10 rows, it chews through the line pretty well.

Took my little cousin to the Sloomoo Institute in Atlanta. We bought the VIP package and it was…read morecompletely worth it! He had such a great time getting slimed, making his own slime, and exploring the whole exhibit. His favorite part was the slime room. The slime room was really cool because they made sure we didn't get our clothes dirty, they wrapped us up in raincoats and protective gear, so all we had to do was take our shoes off. At the end of the exhibit we were able to pick the texture, scent, color, and more for our personal slime creation, and he loved taking it home. I have to say the employees there are super friendly and cheerful. The people in the slime room were especially memorable, hyping us up and making the experience even more fun. My cousin didn't want to leave. When we finally left for the day he couldn't stop talking about it all the way home. Definitely recommend bringing your family here. It's a fun, hands-on experience that can easily take a few hours and is perfect for kids and adults.

My niece and nephew loved visiting this place. They enjoyed playing in the slime, interacting with…read morethe staff, and playing all the games they have like the room where you jump on pads to make connections. Every time they visit me in Atlanta they beg me to take them. The cost can be pricey if you wait too late to get tickets. I paid almost $50 per person, in advance they are about $25 each. I also wish they had more variety of slime, it was mostly cloud slime.

I had such a good trip here I was there when Arie force 1…read morewas being built I loved hurricane it was so fun! And I was only 7 when I was there overall I did enjoy six flags better but this is a go to park. The service was nice

It's so absurd that this park has ArieForce One. It's like a 95 year old having a Ferrari…read more This Fun Spot is out in the boonies at the edge of the Atlanta metro area and lacks the happening vibes of the two Florida Fun Spots. Granted it was noonish when I was there but it was Saturday and the place was a ghost town. The layout is pretty odd as well. There's a secondary overflow parking lot on the midway next to a big stockade looking building and other old timey looking facades but most of it looks like a county fair or a family fun center like Barrymore's back home. I got my wristband to ride as much as I wanted for the day, even knowing I had to make it to Cape Canaveral by the end of the night and couldn't spend anything close to a full day here. I made a beeline for the fabled star attraction, ArieForce One. It looks great and a mere station wait was a welcome sight. The first 90% of ArieForce One completely lived up to the hype with an incredible mix of airtime hills, inversions and overbanked turns coming at a breakneck pace. Nothing was breaking my neck though, or causing the slightest bit of discomfort. Then came the series of bunny hills at the end with their violent ejector air. Absolutely killed my thighs whether I was in the front or the rear of the train. Felt like my thighs were getting jackhammered. Now I've ridden several coasters built by Rocky Mountain Construction, the manufacturer of ArieForce One. Iron Gwazi, Steel Vengeance, Twisted Cyclone and Goliath in addition to the one I'm talking about. All had the lapbars with the shin guards that let you go upside down without over the shoulder restraints. I've never had an issue with these RMC restraints on any of their other coasters that I've ridden. I thought I'd ride ArieForce One a dozen times or so. After one ride I went to ride a go kart track. It was okay nothing special. Came back for a second lap on ArieForce One. Once again I needed a break from it after that. I rode the park's other coasters, an unremarkable wild mouse called Hurricane. Hit the bathroom and took pictures of weird murals on the walls by video games and the food court. Came back for a third lap on ArieForce One. Once again it was exhilarating, exhilarating, more exhilarating then excruciating. I know a lot of coaster freaks are over the moon about ArieForce One - about the only other people riding it were maniacal masochists who were walking roller coaster encyclopedias. And I wouldn't mind working my way up to being a walking roller coaster encyclopedia but to be that I need to be able to walk. Love everything about ArieForce One until those bruising bunny hills at the finale. To me that ride is unmarathonable. Fortunately I did need to make good time on the road and I had lots of other fun things planned on this trip and I knew I would be spending a pretty penny so I didn't much mind the cash I sunk into that wristband. This Fun Spot is just so odd and its marquee attraction has a fatal flaw but I'll still give the place three stars. Here's to knowing when to say when.

Took my 2 grandkids (ages 9, 5) this past weekend and my grandson has not stopped talking about how…read moremuch he loved being there. He was sad we had to leave. My husband and I had fun too, except the beds in our room were not comfortable at all. Other than that, this trip was a 10 out of 10.

So I've been here five times now with my toddler. Here's a couple of things to note:…read more Don't pay with Apple Pay when you book your stay. You won't be able to use the kiosk to check in and depending on how busy it is, you might end up being in line for 30+ minutes to check in at the front desk. If you have an electric car, have a back up plan to charge your car. They have 4 Tesla chargers and two non-Tesla chargers. I've been told the two non-tesla ones does not work. The Tesla ones work half the time and you need to change the charge to 20amp from your car setting or it would stop charging after 5 minutes. I've also been told they plan to remove all the chargers in the near future so call ahead and ask. Sign up for their newsletter. They often have deals throughout the year and special sale on 8/4 every year. It's a fun place but everything inside is overpriced so expect to spend an extra $100 per night there if you plan on dining there as well. I've seen people pack their own lunch and drinks in a cooler and none of the staff members seem to care. There's also a mini fridge in the room and a microwave and ice machine on every floor. Bring a sweater or warm jacket. Walking out of the water park to air conditioned indoor area can be cold. In my opinion, staying on the first floor has been the more convenient. Especially the morning of checkout. You don't have to wait for the elevator and usually the elevator fills up quickly around checkout time. If you are purchasing miniature golf or bowling, buy the family deal if you have four or more people. The arcade Is a money pit, don't stay here too long or try your best to avoid it. My son loves this place and we keep coming back so they must be doing something right lol the staffs here have always been friendly so no complaints there.

Kimoni and Alex were great with helping my group have fun as adults in the building. They deserve…read morethe best!

Bring back the old menu (amazing food plus healthier options), the arcade games, the massage…read morechairs, the alcohol and all the other things that made this place stand out amongst all the other trampoline places in the area. New management has stripped it and now it just feels like a freezing cold, sad warehouse with trampolines vs a place both kids and parents could enjoy. I held my kids birthday party here a year ago and it was amazing. I wouldn't remotely consider booking it now.

Your toddler will love it. I personally think it's overpriced. I love building legos with my son,…read morebut couldn't care less about visiting this establishment again.

We had a great time at the Lego Discovery Center. It's a fun outing for kids and families. They…read morehave a duplo lego playground that my kid loved. And an area for making minifigs. And the major jungle jump car building area which was the favorite part! You can build cars and launch on several ramps. The pirate playground was crowded but also a nice option. We spent about an hour and half there. The location is on the 3 rd floor and parking garage is tricky. We parked by Lifetime Fitness in the parking garage and walked. We got there at opening. I liked the idea of customizing a lego minifig and so did my kid. He loves building legos and this was his favorite outing! There was a helpful staff member in the car building area to help kids.