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!

I wish there were more games to play and a way to see how many points were on our cards before…read morestanding in line for the prizes bc that line took soooo long. JOSH the bartender is THE BEST! He treated us to magic tricks and card tricks all night. He was the best, so attentive and so much fun. He enhanced and contributed to our experience more than I think he knows. Give that guy a raise!!

I had such a good time at Skyline park. The amusement rides were really fun, especially the slides…read more They have a bar with decent prices, it's great for dates or family playdate. One thing to remember, especially if you're visiting, that the place is cashless.

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

Went in July 2025 (2nd time) with my kiddos - age 7 & 11. We had a great time. Went to the…read moreDunwoody location, which offers 4 different levels. Parking is free but very limited. They have a small lot and then some street parking. I would advise to get there early to find a spot. Registration was easy and waivers could be done online. There are portable toilets for use. Upon arrival you get a colored coded wristband. Then you go to a platform to get harnessed up and gloves are availablefor purchase $5 each. When I visited in 2023 they were provided for free. Luckily, I had noticed this change and used my gloves from before. You can wear your own gloves. I would recommend durable, garden type gloves that allow flexing and gripping of your hands. The staff harnesses you up on the platform. Next is orientation where they show you how to use the hook and zip line attachment. There's a few practice areas. Brief but detailed orientation and then you're on your own to explore. The guides don't lead the activities, you navigate them independently and are responsible for following the directions provided during orientation. No helmet provided. We opted to start at level 1 and within our 2.5 hour time frame we were able to complete levels 1, 2a, and 3. We skipped 2b and wasnt able to get to level 4. It wasn't crowded. It just takes time to get the hook over certain areas and having to help others with that kind of slows you down. But I didn't feel rushed. Every time we started a new level we we first and no one ahead to slow us down. The experience was fun. My kids loved it!!! I think people of all ages with decent health can do this activity. Its a full body workout for sure. I was drenched it sweat. Better have good knees. It was challenging as far as balance and navigating some of the obstacles. Workers are noted throughout for assistance but they're on the ground. Based on your colored armband the workers will call out your remaining time for your visit. And I wouldn't recommend if you have balance issues, get dizzy or fear of heights. They have the chickpea level for ages 4 - 6. The remaining levels they recommend for ages 7 and up. It worked out great to have my 11 year old go first then my 7 year old with me behind so the 11 year old could help in front and me behind with navigating the hooks when it got a little tricky. Even some adults need help at times. The platforms are small IMO. They said 3 people per platform but some could barely hold 2. Level 3 did have the best zip lining experience. I would definitely recommend for couples, families, solo and friends. Great team building thing to do as well. They have a concession stand that sells drinks and gifts. We had brought our water bottles and was able to drink halfway thru the adventure. They have benches and tables scattered around that you can sit at. They do birthday parties and have night time experiences. I would definitely recommend that you wear sunscreen, bug repellent, comfortable clothes and sneakers. I wore a slim fanny pack to carry my phone and keys.

Very well run six flags location. Only low rated because people who have a good time here don't…read morethink to leave a good review. All this place needs is a powerful launch coaster, and it would be a top six flags location. I also want to compliment whoever was operating on twisted cyclone today on 8/30/26 (~4:00pm). I've never seen cyclone get dispatched so quickly.

The Season Pass has been one of the best purchases I've made--it practically pays for itself after…read morejust one or two visits! While Six Flags isn't on the same level as Disney or Universal, it's still an absolute blast and offers a ton of value for the price. The park is huge, with several themed areas that make it fun to explore beyond just the rides. I visited last Sunday and spent most of the day relaxing at Hurricane Harbor before heading over to the Metropolis section for a few roller coasters. It was the perfect mix of water park fun and thrill rides. The food and drinks are definitely theme park-priced, but everything I've tried has been fresh and tasty. The staff has always been friendly, and there's enough to do that you can easily spend an entire day here without getting bored. Whether you're going with friends, family, or as a couple, Six Flags Over Georgia is a great way to spend the day. If you plan to visit more than once a year, I highly recommend getting the Season Pass--it has been more than worth it for me!

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.

So I was super skeptical and thought the price was insane. But now I would for sure recommend it…read moreand hopefully go again! It was a lot of fun, the staff is amazing. They showed my kids tons of cool tricks, encouraged them to explore and facilitated a great experience for them. We spent two hours there and could have spent more. It is the type you can do it in an hour but you get so much more out of it if you take your time and interact with the awesome staff.

Such an interesting concept…read more Visited with my kids and nephews for a fun time before heading to World of Coke. Was surprised to see all things slime... Several rooms with stations for guests to get a hands on experience. There was even a FIFA Theme! You make your own slime and can choose to get slimed as well but at an additional cost. Staff are friendly and patient. Very entertaining for the little ones. Definitely worth the price of admission. My family enjoyed their experience here and are still playing with their slime even after we have already returned home.

Fun Spot is a smaller, more affordable amusement park that focuses on straightforward rides and a…read morerelaxed experience compared to the major theme parks. It has a good mix of attractions including multi-level go-kart tracks (one of the main highlights), roller coasters, thrill rides like drop towers and spinning rides, bumper cars, kiddie rides, and arcade-style games. The go-karts are definitely the standout and what the park is best known for. Pricing is much more budget-friendly than big parks. Most visitors can expect either free admission with pay-per-ride options or wristbands that typically range around $50-$80 per person depending on location, day, and promotions. This makes it a cheaper alternative if you want rides without spending theme park-level money. Food and drinks inside are on the higher side, but still fairly standard for an amusement park. Wait times are generally shorter than major parks. On average, most rides are about 5-20 minutes, even during busier times. The most popular attractions like go-karts or certain thrill rides can reach 20-40 minutes during peak hours, but lines still move fairly consistently compared to larger parks where waits can be much longer. Staff were friendly and kept things moving efficiently at ride entrances, and the park overall felt easy to navigate. Parking was also simple and convenient depending on the location. Overall, Fun Spot is a good option if you want a casual amusement park experience with fun rides, shorter wait times, and more affordable pricing without the intensity of bigger theme parks.

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.

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.

Shoutout to Jaylen at Buckets! Getting food can be stressful when you've been sniffing chlorine all…read moreday, cold from chasing your kids in the water, weak and hangry! Jaylen was was patient, friendly, and helpful. Thank you! Great Wolf Lodge pricing is a bit high, but it's worth the happy smiles you see on your kiddos' faces. Checking in can be kinda crazy if you're here during peak seasons. We're here on the Monday of spring break. It's much more chill if you're able to get here at other times of the year. The parking lot is huge, but you may have to drive around if you're hoping to get a spot near the entrance. The lockers are priced according to size, and you pay one fee for the entire day. It's worth it if you don't want to leave your valuables out on a chair -- if you're lucky enough to even get a chair or table.

This Gym is good upto kids aged 10, for kids aged 13 this gym is not the right place to enjoy and…read morehave fun. Morever this place looks crowded, No proper place for Parents to sit , And also heavy charges per 90 minutes , they also charge extra for kids socks which is very very bad, not acceptable ,Owners get up , common people/citizens are the backbone of everything,kindly remember.

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

Legoland in Atlanta is sadly and embarrassingly a complete waste of time and money. A branded…read morelocation in this city should be five stars. The single ride was closed, so we were told that the kids could make a Lego figure in exchange. Big whopping deal. The highlight was the store, which could be entered without paying the entrance fee to Legoland. I would not recommend this to anyone. Certainly use a discount coupon if you are forced to go.

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.