The idea of being as though I was in the space station was what I was really looking forward to ,…read morethis unfortunately because of the poor resolution of the videos was very disappointing. It appeared as though they had taken a smaller media and it enlarged it. Pictures were fuzzy I did not feel like I was in the space station the outside of the space station however it was a little more realistic, and my camera in my VR . Support was lacking. You're supposed to raise your hand so that they can come over people with a green dots to help you. I raised my hand several times and no one came to help me. Finally I had to take off my mask and find them! Mike camera unfortunately kept going out so they kept having to replace it. Also, my friend's camera and VR equipment quit. It jumped into a computer mode and he couldn't get out of it. Which man he spent most of his time trying to get out of computer mode instead of exploring and enjoy enjoying the program. so overall I feel like I could've spent my money elsewhere and be more entertained.

If you've ever wondered what it would feel like to step into space, Space Explorers: THE INFINITE…read moreat Pullman Yards is about as close as you can get. The virtual reality experience is absolutely incredible, with stunning visuals that make you feel like you're floating through space and exploring the International Space Station. The VR imagery is so realistic that I found myself forgetting I was standing in a warehouse in Atlanta. The experience is immersive, educational, and genuinely awe-inspiring without ever feeling overwhelming. Whether you're a space enthusiast or just looking for something unique to do, this is an experience that's well worth checking out. It's one of those attractions that's hard to describe--you really have to experience it for yourself. Highly recommend if you're looking for something different from the usual Atlanta attractions.

We had a group of about 10 people try this out on a Saturday around 11am without really knowing…read morewhat to expect, and it turned out to be an amazing experience. The staff was extremely patient and helpful--even when we didn't fully understand the concept after a few explanations, they encouraged us to just jump in and even walked us through a game. After that, we caught on quickly and had a blast. We were able to walk in with almost no wait, and anytime we needed a room it was less than 2 minutes. The concept is very interactive and fun--60 minutes was the perfect amount of time to explore without feeling rushed or burned out. Lockers with keys were provided, which was convenient. I understand why drinks may not be available inside given the tech and setup, but that's the only small improvement I'd note. A couple rooms had a slight odor issue, but nothing that took away from the experience. Overall, a solid 5-star experience--highly recommend for groups, families, or anyone looking for something active and different.

Visited Sunday 9/6/26 and had an amazing time! Spent an hour and a half and we enjoyed all the…read moredifferent game rooms. We had a group of 8 kids and adults so we split up into two groups of four for most of the time. We left sweating and exhausted from all the racing around!

The first attraction actually has a Fall in it and a bridge over water you're walking over. I think…read morethat's so cool. I actually love the detail of this. The unstable like bridge that you know is table. So cool to me. The second attraction had a floating ghost and the mansion stairwell. Telling a quick story. I enjoyed this too. Not bad to go through solo. I had fun. And the final, 3rd attraction shad an alien controlling another dead alien of some sort I couldn't stop laughing at. I had the giggles laughing at the bite sized alien from When Mars Attacks

t was so much would recommend there or 3 haunted houses you get to go in for the price of $15 which…read moreequals $40 I loved it so much

TLDR; worth the time and $60 (Atlanta)…read more A wide variety in act quality; some left the audience genuinely exclaiming and cursing, some were filler, and some I wanted to just be over with (invisible circus, couch mime with female audience volunteer...) Incredible vocals and music throughout. There are no bad seats in terms of angle, but note the slope is gentle and shorter audience members may want to ensure they end up in the front. Seats are narrow; you will likely touch your neighbor Interior of tent is well heated. Come on time; doors close between acts.

Just when I thought I might have "Cirque fatigue," VOLTA really impressed me. It reinvigorated my…read moreinterest in Cirque du Soleil. I've been to seven Cirque shows over the past 11 years (http://bit.ly/2MNU0st). With the exception of LUZIA, I've rated every show five stars. Cirque du Soleil shows are consistently amazing. That said, VOLTA is my favorite one yet and I'm not sure I've said that about any Cirque show up to this point. For me, it's the best of the best. I enjoyed everything about it: the story, the acts, the music, the costumes and makeup, and the set design. It was all superb. VOLTA is playing in Atlanta from October 10, 2019 to January 5, 2020. Cirque du Soleil set up their big top, the Grand Chapiteau, in its usual spot in Atlantic Station. We saw VOLTA this past weekend (opening weekend). It was sold out. A quick rundown of the Cirque shows I've seen, all in Atlantic Station: * Kooza - 1/23/2009 * Ovo - 9/18/2010 * Totem - 11/3/2012 * Amaluna - 10/28/2014 * Kurios - 3/15/2016 * Luzia - 9/28/2017 * Volta - 10/12/2019 Logistically-speaking, not much sets VOLTA apart from other Cirque shows that have toured through Atlanta. Parking is plentiful in the two-story Atlantic Station deck. You'll have to pay to park. I'm not sure what the price is because we walked this year. The Grand Chapiteau hasn't changed significantly over the last 11 years. It's a relatively intimate venue with 2,500 seats. There's hardly a bad seat in the house. The bad seats are those with viewing angles partially blocked by tent poles. On Cirque's website (https://cirk.me/2MMH7Pv), tickets start at $49 per person before taxes and fees. This year, one of our friends got us tickets through Goldstar. We paid $66.75 per person after taxes and fees for seats in Section 204, Row N. I guesstimate we were about two-thirds of the way back from the front row on the right side of the stage with a clear, unobstructed view. Check out my photos for reference. Speaking of photography, in recent years, Cirque du Soleil has loosened their restrictions. Before, pictures were forbidden. As of a few years ago, guests are allowed to take non-flash photography. Be sure to turn off your flash and dim your screen. Show up early or you may not get seated until after one or more acts are over. The site opens 45 minutes before showtime and the big top opens 30 minutes before. Allow yourself plenty of time to park, walk, use the restroom, buy gifts/concessions, etc. Our show started promptly at 4:30pm and ended just before 6:45pm, so the total elapsed time was about 2 hours 15 minutes including a 25-minute intermission. Even though you may receive PDF tickets intended for printing, you actually don't have to print anything. The ticket scanners can scan the tickets on your phone. Acts can vary slightly from show to show. Here's what we saw (might be missing some things): 1. The show started off in a futuristic dystopia game show setting with mini acts like juggling, human-sized circle balancing, jump rope, and contemporary dance. It was Black-Mirror-esque. 2. Choreographed precision-walking, roller-skating, and a hand-to-hand duo on a single unicycle. 3. "Acro Lamp." An aerialist performed maneuvers on a lamp rope suspended high above the stage. 4. Trampo-wall. Trampoline walls are some of my Cirque acts and this was definitely one of my favorite acts from VOLTA. I particularly loved the choreography, music, and costumes. The music had a TRON-esque 80s techno vibe and the performers were dressed in very bright colors, also evoking 80s culture. Combined with a rotating trampo-wall and bright lights synced to the music, this was really fun to watch. 5. Mr. Wow and the Mr. Wow Show. Washing machine act. Funny. 6. Flatland BMX and ballet duo. This was one of the more emotional acts of the show and it had my fiancee in tears due to its moving score and beautiful symbolism of the love between a mother and son. 7. Swiss rings/bungee, like super high-flying gymnastics. - INTERMISSION - 8. Acrobatic ladder duo. Two ladders, stacked almost to the top of the tent. 9. "Shape Diving." People jumping through hoops, choreographed, with increasing difficulty. The only screw-up of the show happened during this act. 10. Mr. Wow beach scene. Funny, but not as funny as the washing machine act. 11. Diabolo (Chinese yo-yo). Most jaw-dropping diabolo performance I've seen. The way the performer "whipped" diabolos, one-handed, and kept them suspended in mid-air was incredible. 12. Hair suspension. Fantastic performance, but the pop Indian/Bollywood music and theme didn't seem to fit in with the rest of VOLTA. 13. Contemporary dance. My least favorite of the acts. 14. Aerial straps. Standard Cirque fare (which means great). 15. Four-man BMX performance on an expanded stage. Yes, BMX in Cirque du Soleil and it works. Compared to other Cirque shows, I like how this one incorporated more technology. Big video displays on stage too. TL;DR - Go see VOLTA.

It's a small space with only about 10 games (mostly pinball) or so but it has great vibes! It's not…read moretoo expensive - we spent $10 and played for about 30 mins. While enjoying a margarita. I wouldn't tell you to go out of your way, but if you're in the area and feel like playing pinball, it's pretty fun!

Great spot to take your kid or grab a drink. Take the wife to go shop around the avenue and swing…read morein a for some fun and drinks. Place has enough games to have fun for a bit.

I've been to many haunted houses, but Folklore is the best with pop scares and the creepy vibes. I…read morefelt like I was in an actual horror movie!

I enjoyed this haunted house. It had a different theme than others. Truly more folklore. And the…read more2nd haunted attraction was dope too with the clowns exhibit. Fun to go to solo as well if you're not super scary. I had a great time here. Not bad at all.

This is my second year coming to the Southern-Fried Gaming Expo (SFGE). That is always hosted at…read morethe Marriott Renaissance Waverly in downtown Atlanta in July. They have well over 300 arcade games, most are retro games that if you grew up in the '80s and '90s you are going to absolutely love it. They have a few really old pinball machines, some probably dating from the 60s and 70s and they have several new ones too. This year they had a bunch of old vintage computers (Commodore 64 Texas Instruments TI-99, etc..) in one of the rooms (Vintage Computer Festival Southeast Room) networked together so that kids could play the original doom. I love this event as it is a great way for kids to learn about past games and understand how some games work. If you love tabletop games too, they have lots of different tournaments, guest speakers, and panel sessions. They have dozens of vendors that sell parts, custom gaming machines, new board games and so much more. This weekend is their 9th anniversary. My family loves it here. Usually, the best day to go is on Friday or Saturday as they are open to midnight. Hangout here 6-8 hours goes by really fast. If you are a gaming junkie, tech nerd, new or old, this is a place for you!!! [Review #661] (16th Review of 2022)

This event was amazing! Decatur did it again. There was so much beautiful art that I nearly broke…read moremy budget! The vendors were all so creative, organized and affordable. The live band was excellent! There was also an area for kiddos too! Out of respect for the artists, I have not posted pics of their work. You'll have to come see for yourself. Way to get after it Decatur!

If you're looking to make a purchase at the Decatur Arts Festival, make sure you bring some SERIOUS…read morecash. Large art pieces can range from $300-$1,000. If you want to buy a small piece of art work, it's more affordable. Since I don't have cash like THAT, I tend to walk around and look at the different vendors. The vendors are extraordinarily talented and travel long distances to come to this festival. The festival also has an area for performance art where can see dancing, musicians, and various bands for free! When traveling to the Decatur Arts Festival, make sure to take the Marta. Typically, I will park at the Indian Creek location since it has free parking. You can ride to downtown Decatur, get off, and the festival is RIGHT THERE! Parking can be extraordinarily difficult, so you can skip the hassle with Marta. You don't have to walk far because the festival will be to your left when you walk out of the station! Check it out!