Was here for a mamma mia burlesque show. They were located right next to Mercedes Benz stadium and…read moreeasily connected to marta blue green line. The event venue is huge and seating is giant white couches. They also had beverages on sale inside and a food truck outside. The show was great and thr lighting well suited for content including lights on roof. My only grapple is that the acoustics are not good. So if you are here for a musical or music concert it doesn't sound great. They really need to step it up on the sound system.

I came here for a drag show. Had to wait a while outside to get inside for security. Inside was…read morenice and really enjoyed acoustics and lights reflecting off the dome. It felt like you were outside and really enjoyed the seating. What I did not like were overpriced drinks where the soft drinks for drinks were not available or were flat. The restrooms were nice but did not realized it was decked out version of port a potty.

Great place to check out bands. I wish that parking was cheaper in the evenings. $5 seems pretty…read moresteep. The sound system is good and the vibe is super cool.

this is the first and only time I've ever been here for a show/event. those who go on a regular…read morebasis may love it. not worth my time or drive. the lights kept going out while bands were on stage.

This was just okay. Located at Hobgood Park so parking wasn't an issue. There was plenty to walk…read morethrough. We made it through all the sections in 30 minutes with a toddler so the size was decent. It just seemed expensive for what it was and underwhelming. The coolest part was the large tree and the entrance tunnel. We probably wouldn't return next year and would opt for somewhere else.

STRICTLY FOR THE KIDDIES!…read more My husband and I wanted to attend the Holiday Lights of Hope event in the park because it sounded like fun and it benefits the Anna Crawford Children's Center. This is an annual event that is now in its fifth year.. I thought of it as a mini Rock City but this was not the case as it seemed to be strictly for kids and families. As my husband and I exited our vehicle and started walking along the outer perimeter, we could see the structures inside of the event and hear the laughter of children. Children were absolutely everywhere to the point that we decided not to actually attend. Attending would have felt too much like hopping onto that "I am about to pop" maternity tour when you aren't even pregnant or trying to ride the kiddie train when you have no kids. Awkward!! Later, I realized that we saw so many kids because this was a free event for kids 14 and under while only $10 for adults. This was a perfectly affordable event for families. On this last night, it was well attended and the local police or sheriff's office did a great job of controlling traffic and making sure that visitors were able to enter and exit with ease. I did notice individuals parking across the street from the event but this was not necessary as there was still plenty of parking when we arrived around 6pm. Now you know!

I've been here quite a few times for a couple of events such as Disney on ice and about two other…read moreshows this particular day I was here attending a job fair a job that was offering opportunities for the city of Gwinnett county. This place is pretty big and not too far from the mall with a great view. A lot of parking spaces usually where there is an event here they have the concession stand up and running and small business selling items as well, depending on what the event consist of. Again, this particular event brought me here because of the jobs there so there were pros and cons lots of volunteers and people to help assist, but if you ask me, it could've been a lot a lot a lot more more organized it lacked badly . I'm not sure if it was not enough volunteers or enough directions that went around the job fair started at 9 AM. It was over at 3 PM. I arrived at around noon made it in pretty quickly and I was instructed where to go. After that, you were pretty much left to fish for yourself no real signs on what was being 100% offered or if you should join the line no information about how many people they were looking to hire per each position or what kind of background would be needed we were just told pretty much. It's a job fair and had to mingle for ourselves.

A stadium that converts itself for each event it holds has mass appeal. I have come to Gas South…read moreDistrict for several events. Two of my favorites are WINTER JAM 2024 & Hockey games with my husband. This stadium has excellent appeal and is easy to get to. Parking is abundant both outdoor and garages. Once inside you are able to find your seating with the assistance of ushers and other staff. They even have handicap valets to get you to the proper seating. I can say I have had seats midway in the decks all the way to floor seats center. The massive screens allowed me to never miss a shot or singer. This arena offers season tickets for the hockey fan. Or VIP meet & greets for the music lovers in us all.

VERT1-G0! Apparently…read moredrop tower rides aren't "extreme" enough.....so now they feel compelled to tilt you facing downward facing the ground. Hoorayyyyy Call me crazy, but I get a kick out of the freefall sensation that rides like this generate. There's that brief - but inevitable - moment of panic when you're wondering why you agreed to hop on this terrifying contraption. Of course, at that point it's too late and the gondola has already begun its ascent towards the apex. Guess you'll just have to man up and brave the 30 seconds of terror. What sets this particular ride apart from the rest (like 'Giant Drop' @ SFGAm in northern Illinois) is that not only does the ring of 30 passengers make a full rotation before reaching the top, but hydraulic pistons tilt the bicycle-like seats downward at a 15° angle. I expected to feel this number more than I actually did, as it was barely noticeable from no tilt at all. (( thrill ride enthusiast criticism: on the park's official website, Six Flags states that Acrophobia drops you "100 stories down". Apparently the people writing ride descriptions for the park are inept f*cking morons who failed 3rd grade math class because 1 storey = 10 feet......100 stories = 1000 feet, and this drop tower ride is NOT a thousand f*cking feet tall. No ride on earth is even half that height, so get your facts straight ya bunch of dumbass idiots!! Sh*t!! )) The line was super short and the view from high up allowed me to scope out the rest of Six Flags Over Georgia. Although I was hoping for something like 'Falcon's Fury' @ Busch Gardens Tampa, what I got instead was a mere tease of what it could've been. This was Intamin's 4th generation drop tower and they upped the ante a bit with this one. Fun, but I wouldn't wait more than fifteen or twenty minutes for this ride. On your next trip to the park, give 'er a go....a verti-go!

Acrophobia is dear-oh-dear one of my favorite rides at the park, yet I regret it every time I ride…read morethe ride. I feel like everyone who gets on Acrophobia feels this way once the ride attendant yells "Dispatch" and you actually start going up. And then the speed gets faster and you start panicking. Five seconds later -- you're at the top and the ride tilts you 15 degrees over 200 feet in the air. The ride attendant sings a song and just when you know it -- the ride is over. It's pretty simple. The ride is a drop tower and it's definitely a thriller. I would consider this ride probably the scariest ride at the park, but I love the thrill and that feeling you get as the ride drops. Because this ride has such a love it or hate it vibe, lines aren't usually long despite the location of the ride itself (It's at the front of the park.) and the efficiency is solid, being able to seat 30 people at once for less than a minute ride. I usually would ride this ride if at least one other person is down to ride in my party, but that often does not even happen. That's how much this ride isn't ridden.

Went there for Adult Nationals a few days ago. A bit of an older facility. The foyer was narrow…read moreand tough to navigate when tables or booths are set up. The spectator stands desperately need to be refurbished; I tore my jeans on the deeply gauged aluminum seats.

Great way to stay cool this summer, Ha! I came here for a learn to skate session for my young son…read more It was great! They have public skating, skate lessons, hockey teams, etc. here. Great place for a birthday party.

Even for someone who's outdoor-venue-averse, Ameris Bank Amphitheatre was a delightful place to see…read morea great show. I decided to see Hayley Williams only a few days before the show. Ameris is about a four-hour drive from Nashville, so it meant an overnight trip, and I wanted to be sure I'd be comfortable. The forecast called for rain and record heat, and I'm still recovering from a foot injury that makes long stretches of standing dicey. So on top of my pit ticket, I bought a cheap seat in Section 105 as a fallback. You have to buy parking, since there are no options outside the venue. Standard parking usually runs around $10. I upgraded to $35 VIP parking, and it was well worth it for getting in and out. The VIP lot is a little hard to find because Google Maps sends you to the rideshare drop-off, but plenty of staff pointed me the right way. I arrived about 30 minutes before the headliner to limit my time in the heat, and a brief downpour during the openers had already cooled things off considerably. Ameris is about 45 minutes from Atlanta and having read lots of reviews, I'd braced for traffic, but there was no wait. It helped that I was coming from a hotel that was 5 minutes away, but even once near the venue I had no issue with a long line of cars to get into parking, as I had feared. Super close parking within VIP was still available, and it took me under 10 minutes to get through security, get my ticket checked, and walk to the far side of the venue for pit entry. Seating in Orchestra is a mix of plush folding chairs and stadium-style plastic seats, tiered so the view is good from anywhere in the orchestra section. I checked out my orchestra seat at the start of the show, but never ended up needing to use it. Pit attendees get a dedicated wristband that's scanned at the pit entrance. For this show, everyone in the pit had to pour drinks into plastic cups for the artist's safety. The pit is close to the bathrooms and to free water refill stations, and you can bring your own bottle or cup (huge plus in these record temps!) Ceiling fans under the roof overhang kept a breeze going, a godsend in that humidity. I like to stand near the back, and even at a sold-out show I had plenty of room. Any spot in the pit is a great view. When I needed to sit for a bit, there were benches just outside the pit near concessions that were much easier to get to instead of my orchestra seat. Concessions were cheaper than at Nashville shows: $3 for a Liquid Death tallboy. Bathrooms were hot and a little worse for wear, but still had soap and toilet paper at the end of the night. I stayed through the last song of the encore and was out of the lot in under 10 minutes, felt incredible to get back so quickly! Staff really helped things along directing traffic, etc. The surrounding area is safe and cute, prices are reasonable, and the staff were genuinely helpful in keeping the show and crowd manageable, rather than on a power trip like I've seen at other venues. It was absolutely worth making a weekend of it. Would come back in a heartbeat!

This is my most favorite amphitheatre in Atlanta. I have been coming here since its opening as…read moreVerizon Wireless Amphitheater and will always come back. The VIP lounge is great. The drinks aren't bad and the food is edible. I haven't eaten here enough to be able to judge this though. The pretzel is yummo. These things are just SO expensive. (See menu) they do allow each person to bring in an unopened liter of water or a n empty water bottle (aluminum or plastic). They have feee yeti water filling stations and the water is ice cold. I love that they keep asking patrons for suggestions and actually make changes. The lawn has a reserved seating area for a super small upcharge to a comfy Adirondack chair and they've added a VIP area for the lawn. I have only sat in the lawn once and the chairs are way worth it. I really don't think there's a bad seat in the house but I'm usually up front. I have sat in some box seats and in Section 103 Row C and all great seats. You'll see after shows you may receive some concert cash in email that you can use for future purchases, and they always have great summer deals like 2 tickets for $55 or 4 for $99. Love this venue!