Atlanta City Pass
Atlanta City Pass is the top way to discover Atlanta, Ga. With Atlanta CityPass you can skip long lines and visit all of the best Atlanta Attractions with savings of 51 percent off regular priced tickets.
Holders of an Atlanta CityPass booklet are entitled admission to famous local attractions including the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, Inside CNN Atlanta Studio Tour and Zoo Atlanta. In addition you can choose from two other attractions: The Fernbank Museum of Natural History or Atlanta Botanical Garden, plus the High Museum of Art or Atlanta History Center.
Also, when you purchase the Atlanta Citypass booklet online you have nine days to pick and choose which attractions to visit. Cost includes taxes: $74 adults (value $152); $54 kids, 3-12.
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Georgia Aquarium
There is much to see and do at this world-class facility located next to Centennial Olympic Park in Downtown Atlanta. Sometimes called the Atlanta Aquarium, the Georgia Aquarium contains over 120,000 animals including whale sharks, jellyfish, penguins, beluga whales, otters, manta rays, sea lions, piranhas and other exceptional species. It is the largest aquarium in the world!
World of Coca-Cola
The World of Coca-Cola is conveniently located next to Georgia Aquarium in Downtown Atlanta. Here you can taste over 70 samples of Coca-Cola from around the globe. Visit the bottling line that produces the commemorative 8 oz. Coke or visit the Coca-Cola Store containing the largest collection of Coca-Cola memorabilia on Earth. Other fun spots feature the thrilling 4-D theatre and the Pop Culture Gallery. Experience why Coca-Cola is the most recognized brand in the world!
Inside CNN Atlanta Studio Tour
Inside CNN Atlanta you get a first hand behind-the-scenes look at world’s leader in global news. The 55 minute tour offers insight to news and weather gathering and views of CNN and Healine News live broadcasting. The CNN Studio Tour takes place inside the CNN Center next to Centennial Olympic Park. The CNN Tour is an invaluable experience for those interested in the field of journalism and media. Find out why CNN is the worlds most trusted name in news reaching over 2 billion people!
Zoo Atlanta
The most famous attraction at Zoo Atlanta is the Giant Pandas. Looking like giant Teddy Bears, Lu Lu, Yang Yang and their offspring are extremely rare, adorable and strikingly beautiful. Other endangered species include the Siberian Tiger, Black Rhino, Sumatran Orangutans, Kmodo Dragon and the African Elephants. One of the more interesting exhibits at Zoo Atlanta is the nationally renowned collection of great apes. The lowland gorillas are the largest primate species on earth!
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
Discover some of the world’s largest dinosaurs and how life evolved on Earth. Voyage through the swamp, mountains and coast in “A Walk Through Time in Georgia”. Fernbank Museum is home to the largest movie screen in Atlanta towering 5 stories high. Interactive exhibits such as “Water: H2o=LifeNature” and “Geckos: Tail to Toepads” are constantly ongoing and changing making every visit to this highly rated Atlanta Museum seem like a new one!
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Take a wonderful stroll through one of the city’s last remaining forests on the brand new Canopy Walk. The Interactive Children’s Garden is highly acclaimed and very popular with the kids. The Atlanta Botanical Garden is an oasis on over 30 acres of lush landscape in the very heart of Midtown Atlanta. Be sure to visit the 10,000 suare foot Fuqua Orchid Center containing the largest permanent collection of orchids in the country.
High Museum of Art
Upon first arrival to the High Museum one can’t help but notice the awe-inspiring, award-winning architecture. It gets even better, the High Museum is the leading art museum in the Southeast and home to over 11,000 permanent pieces of work. The museum is part of the Woodruff Arts Center which is one of the top four performing art centers in the country! The High Museum is the cornerstone of Atlanta’s Arts Community located in Midtown Atlanta.
Atlanta History Center
Located on 33 acres in the heart of Buckhead, the Atlanta History Center contains a plethora of exhibits containing artifacts, videos, interactive components. Here you can trace the History of Atlanta from the railroad frontier to becoming the Capital of the South. Other popular attractions feature the American Civil War, Down the Fairway with Bobby Jones and thenew Centennial Olympic Games Museum. The Museum is also home to the breathtaking Swan House which is one of the most photographed landmarks in Atlanta.
