This is indeed all it's cracked up to be- Atlanta has it! My…read morefirst time here & I live an hr away. First time here & at the ACDC Concert! Not mad at this situation! I see lots of security (due to concert), but never felt safer walking into a venue. This is a BIG venue, a lot of walking & stairs. I'm certain they have handicapped accessible parking, ramps, elevators & assistance, but I was not looking out for this. We walked in after going through security & it was so clean, not overwhelming & plenty of space for the thousands of guests to walk & not feel on top of each other. I don't have pics of the breezeways or concessions- but I do have a fun clip of the ACDC concert & inside the stadium. Stairs are easy, but thin & a little awkward. A handrail, yes, but due due to the shape of the building the stairs & seats are shaped accordingly. Be careful! Had a great time! Maybe now that I've been we will get to a Falcons game- humm, gotta do better birds!

Super interesting stadium given the unique retractable roof. The venue provides for an exciting…read moreambiance, regardless of the team you're rooting for. I also appreciate the quick to-go fast foods that you can pick up without waiting in line (along the lines of Amazon Go). Employees are generally friendly in guiding you through the stadium. The entry/exit process was quite odd. I was surprised at how chaotic the ticket checking process was when walking through...super disorganized, but we ultimately made it work.

Used them for my wedding. Great prices and very good customer service. They came when they said…read morethey'd come and picked up the rentals when they said they would. All in all, a positive experience.

Music through the whole game is ridiculous. No basketball game sounds at all just a deejay and rap…read morefor 4 quarters and a halftime. Jumbotro is so big it distracts from the game and shows the game in reverse of what is happening half of the time. All employees were great. Facility is good. Experience is not basketball.

Despite the expensive ticket (the most for any pro sports game in Atlanta) for a .500 team (at the…read moretime of review), the experience at an Atlanta Hawks game is a great one. Friendly staff, a variety of socializing and dining environments, and fantastic in-game entertainment make attending a game in person a must for basketball fans. State Farm arena is a great venue having gone a huge through a renovation in the past few years.

We came, we saw... we got soaked. The music was great (and free!), the food was delicious, and the…read moreweather was awful. It was $5 for a drink wristband-- Red Stripe and various cocktails were available for $5-$10 each. I would have loved to see more than one water tent because the heat was borderline unbearable. So it may have been disgustingly hot outside, but that didn't stop us from enjoying the food. There were probably 20 food vendors there, including El Burro Pollo, The Fry Guy, Good Food, Westside Creamery, King of Pops, etc. The festival was very well organized, but I'm sure that the turnout was lower than expected because of the nasty heat and storms. Midsummer Music Fest was definitely one for the books; we were drenched from head to toe by the time we got home. Take MARTA to Candler Park if you can and bring plenty of cash since this festival is mostly cash-only!

I was out here yesterday afternoon and parking was not horrendous. But only because I parked about…read more6 blocks away. I did this without circling around Candler Park and just pulled into a spot that I saw open as I drove down Clifton. Since I don't drink, I didn't need to get a wristband for $5. My bag was just peered into (without anyone sticking their hand or wand in it) and I sauntered in. I could hear the music and saw some artisan tents at the mouth of the festival. As I made my way deeper in, I saw a huge lineup of food trucks. "Oh, this is going to be a fabulous Saturday afternoon," I thought to myself. I found my friend, whom I was meeting up with. Funny enough, his family was visiting from out-of-town and he introduced me and we chatted the whole afternoon away while listening to great music and enjoying the amazing weather (we were fortunate enough to snag a table right in the shade--the temperature was incredible--until we got up to look at the eating options and started to sweat profusely). Since I was in good company and have great conversation, I actually did not get the chance to see anything other than the corridor that I walked through to get to said table. I, of course, looked at all the food trucks lined up but I didn't even get close to the stage. The festival was fun without being overrun with people like some other more popular festivals in Atlanta. The weather couldn't have been better (or maybe the tables couldn't have been better situated). I would recommend that you make it out to this 1 1/2-day festival next year, if you have the chance.

This arena is loud, energetic, and full of life! My best friend and I came out to watch the Atlanta…read moreDream, and of course, Angel Reese, and the atmosphere was electric from start to finish. The vibes were amazing, and the facility was clean and well-maintained. The security staff was professional, and the overall organization made the experience smooth and enjoyable. There were plenty of food kiosks available, which was convenient for fans during the game. My only suggestion would be having a slightly larger arena. The game was sold out, and it was clear that there is a strong demand and fan base that could support a bigger venue with even more attendees. Overall, this was a great experience, and I'm definitely looking forward to coming back for the next game!

I have been waiting to see this basketball court in person. Boyyy did it happen…read more Pay for parking prior to arriving at the arena. This will you keep you from having to wait in line to pay for parking. Getting out of the parking lot can be a mess. There are two ways to exit, remember that. Don't follow the crowd. This arena is so cute and intimate. I love that The Dream has their own facility to showcase all the talent on their team. It's dim in the arena, more dim than most. But it's a whole vibe. The court reminds you of a blacktop/street court. Very unique setup. There isn't a bad seat here. The entire atmosphere was lively the entire game from the music, fan interaction, players, and staff that make this experience what it is. If you get a chance to catch a home Atlanta Dream WNBA you won't be disappointed.

Love the concerts, love the venue. The event execution, not so much…read more Went to the Eagles on 10/15. Excellent show. However the organization of the event could leave a bit to be desired of. 1. No trash / recycling receptacles in the seating areas? I sure hope the clean up crew was sorting. The meadow was a mess when the crowd left. 2. Take a tip from Screen on the Green - Chalk aisles where no one can sit. People were constantly walking over us. 3. LEAVE YOUR HEATHEN CHILDRENS AT HOME (or maybe the adults with heathen children should get a baby sitter or stay at home themselves). Mommy and Daddy next door bought their brat this light wand that blinked and blinked and blinked every time the kid moved it. The wand was fluttering like a hummingbird. Who in their right mind let someone sell circus trinkets? I felt like I was at a Ringling Brothers Circus. 4. Bathrooms - Plentiful but a hike away. 5. Have you talked with other Class A event planners? 6. Beer - 24 ounce beers promote over intoxication and warm up quickly. Please tell the beer hawkers to STFU when the group is singing. 7. The Shows - of the three shows this one was truly the best. Please don't bring the Who, if you recall in the 2010 Superbowl, they can't sing any more. 8. Unsure why, but there were large panels on each side of the stage. Made it very difficult to see the LED Show on the screen behind stage. Although I could see it from the bathrooms - which was a plentiful hike away. Smaller beers would make fewer trips to the bathroom. 9. Don't invite Wells Fargo back if they want to use their little Karioke trailer again. It was brutal on Pride weekend and made waiting in line painful. 10. Will I be back? Yes depending on the talent. The Eagles and the Conservancy get a 5 Star Rating. The company running the ground operation - 2 stars.

I walked in completely normal. I walked out convinced I…read morecould successfully raise a goat. No explanation. No regrets. My family is concerned. My neighbors have questions. There is currently a goat involved. 10/10. Life-changing experience.

I'm a fan and have been my whole life! It's hard to believe their home base (Atlanta) is only about…read morea four hour drive from my house yet I've never seen a Braves game in person. It's a bucket list item for sure, though! Of all sports baseball, especially Major League Baseball is my favorite spectator sport! Actually it's currently tied with professional golf and tennis. Since I've never liked football, my favorite restaurants and bars are ones that show the Braves! Especially if you ask them to and they comply! And eepecially when they play Braves right when for example, spring training is televised! That's a win!!!! Hank Aaron was the first Braves player I couldn't get enough of! Wow! What a fantastic athelete! Hall of Famer, right fielder, and broke the long+standing MLB record for career home runs held by Babe Ruth! I remember watching Hank knock them out of the park as a little girl...I was completely enamored! It's notable that President Carter was a personal friend of Aaron's and hosted Hank at the Oval Office in 1978. Nice job President! I look forward to enjoying "America's Team" at Trust Park sometime soon!

I went to Hollywood Shot in North DeKalb Mall for European passport size photographs. They were 4…read morefor the price of $16 (after taxes), which is better than the Walgreens and CVS prices. Also, I had gone to Walgreens before this, and they said they could only do 2x2 photographs, not the European size of 3.5x4.6cm. There was an issue with the card reader at Hollywood Shot, which was a little frustrating. But that was resolved quickly, and I'm very pleased with the quality of the pictures.