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!

To coincide with the NCAA Final Four in Atlanta this year, the NCAA threw a free concert series…read moredowntown at Centennial Olympic Park known as the Big Dance Concert Series. The "big dance" is the nickname of the NCAA tournament. The concerts took place over three days, Friday through Sunday. Each day had a different sponsor: AT&T on Friday, Coke Zero on Saturday, and Capital One on Sunday. Headlining each day, respectively, were the Zac Brown Band, MUSE, and the Dave Matthews Band. Other popular acts over the weekend included Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Flo Rida, Ludacris, and Sting. With that kind of lineup for a free concert, I expected nothing less than a CF. We attended Bracket Town, which is located near the park, on Saturday afternoon. A Buick courtesy shuttle picked us up in Atlantic Station and gave us a free ride downtown. We were dropped off at the park. At the time of the drop-off, Flo Rida was performing. The park was packed. The sidewalks were packed. I had no interest in trying to fight those crowds. I heard lines into the park for the Saturday afternoon lineup had upwards of 30-minute waits. After our visit to Bracket Town and dinner at CNN Center, one person in our group wanted to check out the MUSE performance at 8:30pm, so we went. Entry was into the park was surprisingly smooth and easy. I had a bag full of junk from Bracket Town. The guy who checked my bag wasn't strict. He didn't have a flashlight. I opened my bag and he peeked inside. There was a lot of stuff in there, but he didn't move any of it. He waved me through. With the way he checked my bag, I could have snuck almost anything into the park. Walking through the park, I was surprised how much free space there was. I was expecting it to be packed. Don't get me wrong, there were still thousands of people there, most crowded around the stage. Googie Burger, a burger joint located at the park, must have been thrilled with the enormous amount of business the Final Four generated for them. There was some break dancing going on near the Olympic fountain rings. This was near the Powerade court where the Air Elite dunkers had performed earlier. MUSE was already performing when we arrived on the lawn. Despite our arrival time, we still found relatively good, elevated spots on the lawn. The stage, lighting, sound system, and video boards were excellent, high quality. We could barely see the artists on stage, but we could easily see them on the three massive video screens. Whoever did the design and setup of the stage, speakers, and video boards did a great job because it utilized the lawn space well. No matter where you were on the lawn, you could enjoy the audio and visuals. The lawn itself had been trampled to death and was a bit soft, possibly from rain earlier in the week. There was one hiccup during the concert. The band's audio went out. It was almost reminiscent of the 2013 Super Bowl power outage in New Orleans. I'm not sure what happened, but MUSE was up and running again in 5-10 minutes. Not being a fan, I only recognized one of their songs ("Uprising"). The crowd seemed happy and into the music. I smelled pot at one point. Logistically speaking, I thought everything in the park was laid out and organized well. There was an adequate amount of restrooms, all portable toilets. The only problem was, many of them didn't have doors with locks (or working locks). Folks using the restrooms were getting doors opened on them all the time, including myself. Good thing I'm a guy. After an entire day of concerts at the park, you can imagine what state these porta potties were in. After the concert was over, there was a mass exodus to the nearby MARTA station (Dome/GWCC/Philips Arena/CNN Center). With the Final Four and other events going on, we knew not to head towards that MARTA station, but instead headed north to the North Ave. station. For me, it was just like walking back to Georgia Tech from those free "On the Bricks" concerts that 99X used to throw years ago. The North Ave. MARTA station was quiet, but the northbound trains were expectedly packed. Overall, the Big Dance Concert Series was an enjoyable time. It wasn't as crazy, hectic, and disorganized as I thought it was going to be and you can't beat the price of admission: free.

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.

Sooooo, not just for Baseball- and, Braves go to the playoffs- won the division 2026!!…read more My family came to the Guns & Roses Concert on Saturday night. Parked in one of the near decks, walked around The Battery, got a Wet Willies (3 drinks with extra shot was $70). BUT... get this important tip of tips! Park in I think any deck. Get your ticket... take it with you & when you guys $50 on anything (double check me) food, merch... and get your ticket scanned you get FREE parking!! We took our ticket to Wet Willies... WORKED! Parking attendant scanned the ticket & out we went. The park is great! Stage was set, tarp over the field, chairs out in the "floor", porta potties set up down there, normal concessions, expensive beer & good times. Restrooms clean with planty of paper!!! Getting out- as always is a hot MESS. Takes WAAAAAY too long to get out of the decks.... actually stinks!!!!

Braves games, familia, food, fun & friendships! Love sitting on the green & getting food along with…read moresome Jeni's ice cream. So nice out here....people are friendly and everyone brings their pets It's like we are all one BIG BRAVES family Haha Go Cardinals!

I was surprised this place is rated so low. I mean, I feel like you have to have a series of…read moreexpectations when it comes to going to see sports. Sure, the parking is difficult and expensive. But it's Atlanta. On game nights, Marta is packed, and it feels super safe. Honestly, the food and beer is some of the most affordable I have ever seen at a sports event. You can get a vegetarian hotdog for three dollars and a beer for five dollars. Amazing. Not the most comfortable seats ever, but I appreciate that the price ranges so that way you can decide whether you want it to be very affordable, or a splurge

Not to be confused with Craplanta United (who are far less good), Naplanta United (they get tired…read moreby half time), or Faplanta United (they spend half time jerking off to Barbi and/or Khloe Kay and/or me and/or Candy Charms). Like the Seattle Sounders, Atlanta United is honestly one of the great success stories in North American football aka soccer. I would say that even more so because they managed to penetrate a market that usually isn't that great, as in, Atlanta sports, nah. The city is a transient city, a hipster city, a music city, a culture city, a liberal city, and a booming city, and none of those things support sports teams the way that, say, Pittsburgh does. All this time, Atlanta was begging for some kind of a less-All-American sport that was inclusive of everybody, the NFL is popular here but not like it is in a Dallas or a Philly even, and the city is a little more left-wing. The sports desires of ATL (parts of ATL anyway) showed up in the form of Atlanta United, who have been able to absolutely pack Mercedes-Benz stadium the same way the Falcons do (or moreso), in a way that only the Seattle Sounders can really be compared to. Bravo. Most clubs need to get into their own stadium so they don't have 3/4 of the stadium empty, whereas Atlanta United do just fine filling up an NFL stadium. It's remarkable and amazing. It helps that they were one of the best teams from day one. Hiring the best coaches (Martino anyway, less so DeBoer), and doing an amazing job all along. We're so proud of them and we're so happy with what they've managed to do. ATL is our southern home away from home, shared capital of the south (with Houston, not with Dallas). We will probably always be fans of them because of what they've managed to do and we're very proud as I said. I hope that they're able to sustain it and I think that they will do somehow. After LAFC, maybe alongside the likes of Toronto FC, Montreal, Sounders, and Red Bull NY, this is one of our fave teams in MLS.

This is quite a big complex and it has got various fields for games . Mainly there are 4 baseball…read morecourts and this quite a good place for kids to practice their games

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.

The Atlanta Arab Festival is always a really fun family time with really amazing food and fun for…read moreall.

The Atlanta Arab festival is a lot of fun. Well-organized, and easy to navigate. It seems they…read morelearn how to make it better every year. Held by the Alif Institute, There are plenty of cool cultural experiences to experience. (For the little ones, too.) The food alone will keep you busy for quite a long time. There is so much to sample. The organizers and volunteers are always very friendly and welcoming. We were surrounded by people who take a great deal of pride in their culture, and sharing their heritage. Holler if you want some company.