It was the first time my son and I had ever gone to a professional frisbee tournament. The energy…read moreand the accuracy of throwing a frisbee wowed me! It was a great experience.Go Atlanta Hustle!!!

Great time at The Atlanta Hustle Professional Ultimate Frisbee game tonight; they are 6-0 on the…read moreseason. At halftime we're allowed on the field to toss frisbees. The home team had maybe 850 fans on this holiday weekend and attendance can get to 1200 - 1500 for this 3000+ seat arena. The atmosphere was energetic, the game exciting, and the play intense. The Hustle do not own or manage the facility, which is very suitable for the game. Overall the team is a good product.

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.

Roller derby is an awesome, chill thing to do in Atlanta. I don't really like watching sports, but…read morethe rollergirls make it fun and accessible for all. They do a demonstration before every bout, and there are team members walking around taking questions from the audience during the bout to make sure everyone understands what's going on. Bouts are BYOB, but you can't bring any glass. There are usually snacks for sale outside, but I personally enjoy bringing a corndog from Palookaville. Pro tip: go to the OTHER side for a better chance of getting bleacher seats.

I purchased tickets intending to attend Atlanta Roller Derby's September 26 event. My sister is a…read morehuge supporter of Atlanta Roller Derby, and I purchased the ticket for her. On their website, I clicked the "Buy Tickets - Derby + Afterparty" button listed directly under the September 26 event. Unfortunately, that button incorrectly directed me to the ticketing page for their August 22 event, and I ended up purchasing a $43.20 ticket for the wrong date. I noticed the problem and contacted Atlanta Roller Derby asking them to simply transfer my ticket to September 26. I wasn't initially asking for a refund--I just wanted the ticket corrected. I received no response. I followed up again and contacted multiple published addresses for the organization, including ticketing and members of their team. Still no response. The August 22 event eventually passed without the ticket being used, and because I still wanted my sister to be able to attend the September 26 event, I had to purchase another ticket for the correct date. What makes this particularly frustrating is that the incorrect link on their website was subsequently fixed, yet nobody ever responded to my emails, transferred my ticket, or refunded the $43.20. Websites have mistakes. That part is understandable. What isn't understandable is completely ignoring a customer who promptly reported the problem, explained exactly what happened, and initially asked for something as simple as moving the ticket to the correct event. My sister is a huge supporter of Atlanta Roller Derby, which is why I wanted to support the organization and buy this for her in the first place. It's incredibly disappointing that an organization she supports handled a simple ticketing problem this way. Instead of resolving a straightforward mistake, I ended up paying twice and received absolutely no customer service despite repeatedly trying to contact them.

PROS: This franchise always had good players and their stadium is beautiful. With recent success…read moreover the past few years it looks like they're heading in the right direction CONS: After losing Ryan and Julio and blowing it in the Super Bowl it may be a while before you see a reappearance. This will cause a lot of stress for the fan base unless they get a franchise QB soon OVERALL: Be weary when liking this team. Yes they had success recently and it appears they're heading in the right direction, but after losing key people they need to draft franchise players soon before the momentum is over

The Atlanta Falcons are my favorite NFL team…read more Born and raised in North Carolina, the Carolina Panthers were my first favorite team as soon as they were formed in 1995. The Panthers had immediate success in only their 2nd season (1996 season), making it to the NFC Championship game where they eventually lost to in-his-prime Brett Favre and the Green Bay Packers in January 1997. Just a couple years after that, it was the "Dirty Birds" who made noise. The Falcons won the NFC Championship in January 1999. They went on to lose to John Elway and the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXXIII. That Falcons team, coached by Dan Reeves, with players like future-hall-of-famer Morten Andersen, running back Jamal Anderson, and corner Ray Buchanan, made an impression on me. Since middle school (maybe earlier), I've always rooted for underdogs. I've never been a bandwagon fan and rarely root for dynasties or favorites unless I truly liked that team. In the 90s, I never rooted for the San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys, Packers, or Broncos. That's what I liked about Atlanta and Carolina. They were underdogs and I wanted to see them make history. I distinctly remember talking about both the Falcons and Panthers in high school. Kerry Collins and the Dirty Birds were hot topics at the time. To this day, both the Falcons and Panthers, fellow members of the NFC South, have yet to win a Super Bowl. Both teams have made it to the Super Bowl twice. The Panthers were able to do it in a lot less time than the Falcons, whose first season was in 1966. But enough about the Panthers - I'll review them separately. I moved from North Carolina to Atlanta in 2000 to attend Georgia Tech. It didn't take long for me to switch allegiances, at least as far as my No. 1 teams were concerned. I became a bigger NFL fan after I moved to Atlanta. Mike Vick had something to do with that. Also being a college football fan, I was well aware that Mike Vick was one of the best players in the country when he played for Virginia Tech (1999 and 2000). Georgia Tech was supposed to play Mike Vick's Virginia Tech team to start the 2000 season (the fall of my freshman year), but the game got cancelled due to lightning and was never rescheduled. Anyway, the Falcons drafted Vick with the 1st overall pick in the 2001 draft. The rest is history. Vick was the starting quarterback for the Falcons for the majority of the 2001-2006 seasons. The Falcons were mostly mediocre during those years. Regardless, Vick was an incredibly popular player and a regular fixture on SportsCenter because of his exciting style of play as the NFL's top dual-threat quarterback. It certainly got me interested more in the Falcons and the NFL, so much so that I purchased Madden NFL 2004 for the PlayStation 2. Vick was on the cover. It was awesome to have a Falcons player on the cover of the newest Madden game at the time. I played several seasons as the 2003 Falcons. I got to know the NFL rosters really well that way, especially the rosters of the NFC South: Falcons, Panthers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers - the 2002 season champs, and the New Orleans Saints. It was a lot of fun rushing with Vick in that game, the then-modern-day equivalent of Bo Jackson in Tecmo Super Bowl. The top receivers were Peerless Price, Brian Finneran, and Alge Crumpler (tight end) with starting running back Warrick Dunn and backup TJ Duckett. One Christmas Eve around that time (mid-2000s), I made eye contact with Warrick Dunn as he was headed to a set of escalators at Lenox Square with several shopping bags in-hand. He was by himself and it looked like he had just finished doing some last-minute Christmas shopping. Alge Crumpler played college football at North Carolina and was a regular on 790 The Zone, the sports radio station I listened to at the time. I now listen to 92.9 The Game, which is currently the official station of the Falcons. Since 2004, the Falcons' radio play-by-play announcer has been Wes Durham, who was the play-by-play announcer for Georgia Tech football and/or men's basketball games from 1995 to 2013. Of course, Arthur Blank and Matt Ryan have defined the modern era of the Falcons. Blank has owned the Falcons since 2002. He once walked right by me at an Atlanta United open training in 2018. Ryan has been the starting QB since 2008. I first saw Ryan in-person when he led Boston College to a road win over Georgia Tech at Bobby Dodd Stadium. That was 2007 and he was a star senior at BC. I was a big fan of Dan Quinn, the Falcons' head coach from 2015 to 2020. I met Coach Quinn and took a picture with him at a Georgia Tech men's basketball game in 2019. He was just as nice in-person as he was on TV and radio. Of course, Quinn led us to Super Bowl LI in February 2017. To this day, that 2016 Falcons season remains the most memorable and special to me. Matt Ryan was both the NFL MVP and NFL Offensive Player of the Year that season. North Carolina grad Arthur Smith has been the Falcons head coach since 2021.

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!

Came here for my sisters graduation from Pope High School C. O. 2022. Great venue. Lots of space…read morefor all guests and very good sound system as well.

We went to watch some volleyball on a Saturday. While walking through the campus I was surprised at…read morehow clean, open, and new the vibe was on campus. The gym area was spacious and open... there doesn't appear to be a bad seat in the "house"!

This place and Doctor are amazing, against better judgment tried the Milan Group... what a mistake…read morewhen here for re-evaluation WOW !!!! I am so GRATEFUL for the Dr Achiron. Totally Satisfying experience