Great place to go and explore the mysteries of the oceans!…read more The dolphin show was super fun. Depending on where you sit, you can get drenched so watch out for that!! You will need about 3 hours to walk all the exhibits and watch the sea lions and dolphins show. They have a couple of places you can have food as well. Paid parking is available

I met people that work here at a bar and they're so enthusiastic about it and you can tell they…read morelove it by the way they talk. Generally, I hate the idea of an aquarium. I came because of the people that work here and it's a lot and I don't know if they're enthusiasm got me but I loved it. The Georgia Aquarium is supposed to be one of the best and I saw first hand of how the inhabitants are treated and yeah, if they're gonna be contained-- i hope they're treated as well as they treat them at the Georgia Aquarium and are looked after by such loving people. The set up for attendees make it fun and exciting. I also ate at the cafeteria and I don't recommend the falafel sandwich. Looks good by the picture I posted but it isn't.

This aquarium is nice. The customer service is amazing. Me and some friends checked it out. We went…read moreto see the dolphin show as well. It was amazing.

I spent more than 30 minutes waiting for the seller to have time to answer my questions and buy…read morewhat I need. I was actively ignored. Dealt with customers who came after me, although they knew that I wanted to make a purchase

if you want great prices, healthy aquarium live stock fresh or salt water. this is a family owned…read morebusiness they are great people superb customer service. The store is so clean and vibrant make sure you go by great for long time hobbiest and beginners

We visited several aquarium stores while setting up our new tank. This place has a great selection…read moreof fish and supplies, friendly helpful staff, and most importantly THE CLEANEST TANKS/WATER of any of them. We will definitely be back to Nemo for more additions to our aquarium. As far as the return policy someone complained about..... there is a sign at the register that's big and bold enough for Hellen Keller to understand it.

I really enjoyed my outing here with my two toddlers. We came right at noon when they opened on a…read moreTuesday to avoid the crowd. I was fortunate to find a code so admission was free but I had pay to feed the animals which was reasonably priced. However with little ones we ran through those tokens so fast because they were overly excited once they realized they could feed the fish ducks and goat. The goats are where most of our time was spent lol. You can pay $20 or 10 tokens to hold animals in different locations. There's a gift shop in the back which I was thankful it was tucked away and not having to walk through it while leaving so tantrums were avoided. Like other reviews yes it's fairly warm but I just figured it's to keep the animals comfortable and I dealt with it, it didn't make or break my experience just bring some water with you. Also yes the smell as soon as you walk in punches you in your nose but you go nose blind after awhile. Every staff member from the front desk to those walking around has awesome customer service interacting with My kids and I and explaining what they were doing with the animals. We will definitely be back soon!

Hot and smells. SeaQuest is located at Stonecrest Mall. We arrived at 1 and the line was pretty…read morelong. The smell coming from the farm animals really just hits you right in the face when you enter. I wore a cardigan over a tank top and was sweating. There's so many people and very little air conditioning. Yikes. You can smell everyone's body odor. I purchased my tickets online and received my wrist bands. We also bought 15 tokens for about $32 so my kids can interact with the animals. It's cheaper to buy from the token machines inside. Save your money, don't get tokens at all. The amount of animal feed you get is very little. I'm talking about 1 tsp size. Like 2 pebbles for the farm animals, but I understand why they do this. The animals are getting feed all day long. Our first stop was to feed the catfishes. When I say there is a lot of people. There was A LOT of people. I feel like the SeaQuest was really understaffed. Parents were allowing their kids to run around in the turtle inclosure. There was no staff in sight. Poor thing was getting chased by kids. Same thing for the iguana. The only animal interaction my kids enjoyed was the parakeets. It was 1 token per person and you spend about 2-5 mins inside. I would not come back and do not recommend.

I had to visit this museum for a drink that I consider an alternative to coffee. Getting tickets…read morein advance is a great idea. They have scheduled tours that take you through the history and evolution of the drink, its concoction and introduction around the world, as well as its ingredients and flavor notes. The museum also has a tasting room and a gift shop. It's a great place for both adults and kids, and the overall tour was extremely informative and fun. The tasting room had more than 25 flavors of Coca-Cola from around the world. While it was fun to try them all, this was also the most chaotic and busiest room in the museum. The floor was sticky with Coca-Cola that had been spilled at some point, although who knows when! The museum itself can get a little too busy. The gift shop is nice, with plenty of Coca-Cola-themed merchandise, including cutlery, dishes, plush toys, and more. I picked up a couple of magnets.

The last huge tourist attraction I hit up while in Atlanta. It was my last day, I was beat down…read morefrom a week and a half of hard work and needed to end on a high note. I needed to see something Atlanta. Who knows the next time I will be back to this city and have time to see things. I have to say, I had no idea that this was not the original location of this museum. Relocated to this site in 2007, so I cannot compare this to the original location. I will say, it was most likely a good idea for them to get a bigger location. I am going to preface this by saying that I am not a big Coke fan. Haven't had on in years. Then why did I come here? Because I am a consumer of culture and history. Coke has a huge connection to pop culture over the years and you cannot deny the fact that this is a powerhouse of a company. Starting out here, they suggest that you get tickets ahead of time. However, not totally necessary, you can buy them on site. Quick security check and you are ushered inside. The first thing you do when you come in here is the Coca-Cola Theater for a presentation. While waiting for the theater opening up you will have an emcee keeping your attention and dropping some facts about the museum and some trivia questions. Also, you will get some suggestions on what to do, which exhibits to see fully, and what things to taste. After the theater, which can be moving and shows the connection we all have to one another, you are set free to explore whichever way you want to go. There are many exhibits and interactive areas to partake in. The list of exhibits: The Stores, Coca-Cola Stories, Icons, Beverage Lab, Taste It!, Scent Discovery, The Loft, and Polar Bear (photo op with the polar bear mascot). The pop culture portions of this museum really drew me in. Icons and The Loft really stick out. This is pop culture overload and takes you back to a certain year. You'll see something and be transported to whatever year that item may have debuted. From old cans to basketballs; motorcycles to speakers; and Santa to the polar bear. Big signs that are lit up show you exactly how things were displayed in yesteryear. Do be sure to visit the Vault. Where they hold the original recipe behind a mammoth wall of metal. This safe is huge which sits inside the vault. Don't get too near it, do not touch it, do not breathe on it. Just stand back and admire it. Another stand out is Taste It! Where you get to sample as much sodas from around the world. You get to take a sip of what is popular in any given country. There are some that are delicious and then there are some that just leave a bad taste in your mouth, I'm looking at you Italy and China (like seriously, how did you make a soda that tastes almost like barbecue sauce?). Stand out to me were the watermelon flavored one and the cucumber flavored Sprite. Don't knock anything until you have at least tried it. Of course, the end is the gift shop. Make sure to check everything over here and grab what you want. Make it to the register and they will ask if you want to purchase a mystery gift. It can be a discontinued item or something rare. I got a mini wireless speaker.

Store is always nice and clean. Just wish they had a bigger variety of fish. They have a lot of…read morefish that would be considered unique however, there aren't a bunch to choose from.

I've been getting everything for my five aquariums from Optimum Aquarium for the past two years,…read morefrom fish and plants to coral and RO water. I've visited quite a few LFSs around North Georgia, and Optimum is easily one of my favorites. The staff is always friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable, and they always have a great selection.

SERVINGLOOKS20 saves 20% on SkyView Atlanta tickets…read more My hubby and I rode SkyView Atlanta right before attending the FIFA Fan Festival at College Centennial Park, and the views were immaculate. From 200 feet above Downtown Atlanta, we enjoyed incredible views of the Atlanta skyline, Centennial Olympic Park, and all the excitement happening below. Located in the heart of Downtown Atlanta, SkyView Atlanta offers some of the best skyline views in the city. It's also right next to Centennial Olympic Park, where the FIFA Fan Festival is currently taking place. Why I recommend it: * Incredible Atlanta skyline views * Perfect Atlanta date night activity * Great for visitors and locals * Ideal before concerts, sporting events, and festivals * Private gondola options available * One of the most unique things to do in Atlanta

I would say it's worth it especially at sunset. They offer…read moreto take a photo of you directly after you pay at the booth. It goes around several times, lost count. Has A/C inside as well. The view was nice.

Bella was amazing and very knowledgeable. Helped me tremendously. Very honest too. There was a…read moreprice change and she knew and charged me correctly. Great place to shop.

Knowledgeable and friendly staff helped us pick out fish for our freshwater tank. They told us…read moreabout several options we could go with and the pros and cons to each option. We decided on 4 African Cichlids, and we left feeling good about our purchase. Thanks for your help guys.

Zoo Atlanta 5 star plus! The elephant…read moreManagement and staff are superb! My 5 year old grandson went behind the scene and fed the huge elephant. That experience was totally unexpected and one of the most memorable ever! It brought us so much joy and appreciation of the Zoo Staff. I'm so glad to be a member!

Great zoo. Awesome layout. What we REALLY appreciated about this zoo is that, while Atlanta is…read moreHOT, they put a lot of thought into shade... you don't realize how important shade is until you bring two fair-skinned blondes in during the summer. :) The zoo is like many other zoos. Elephants, zebras, etc. We enjoyed the red panda (so close to it!) and our surprise favorite - the kookaburra, who entertained us with it's infamous call! Staff were very friendly and informative. I would highly recommend getting the souvenir cup with refillable slushes. Try all the flavors! Plus, it cools you down from the inside out - very important!

Beautiful store. Immaculate! Gorgeous fish. Wide variety. Extremely helpful staff. Worth the drive.read more

My fiancé and I had the privilege to visit this store, and meet Matt and another gentleman I can't…read moreremember the name of, and might I just say WOW the staff is amazing always ready to answer every question even when they are busy. Super knowledgeable. And they really treat you like family. The store was super clean. We live about an hour from the store and never have an issue making the drive for this scale of product, knowledge and customer service