Note for anyone navigating: this is Gwinnett Field now. The Coolray naming rights lapsed after last…read moreseason, so older listings and your GPS may still say Coolray Field. We're four-year season ticket holders -- four seats, front row on the first base line, about five feet up from home plate. Not square behind the plate, but close enough that it doesn't matter. Excellent seats and a real value for what they cost. We don't always fill all four; when it's just us we spread out, and when we want company we bring people. Since nobody ever posts actual numbers: our package runs about $1,800 for 20 games, four seats, front row. That's roughly $22.50 per seat per game for the best sightline in the park, and they let you spread it across nine $200 monthly payments leading into the season, which is what makes it fit a normal budget instead of requiring a lump sum. Shade, because this is Georgia and it matters: our seats are shaded about 90% of the time. Sunday afternoon games get sun for the first thirty minutes or so -- we either move back three or four rows if they're empty and wait it out, or stand on the concourse until ours go shady. That's the whole workaround. Anyone buying summer tickets should ask specifically about their section, because the answer is the difference between a pleasant evening and a miserable one. Parking: free with a season ticket package, $9 otherwise, which is reasonable for a night out. One request: give season ticket holders a dash pass or hangtag instead of making us pull up a Ticketmaster scan at the gate. The scan holds up the line every single time. Concessions: solid ballpark food, and that's both the compliment and the limitation. If you don't want fried food, a burger, or a hot dog, you're stuck. It wouldn't take much to fix -- vac-packed pickles, whole fruit, hummus with carrots, a bag of chips -- and it would make a real difference for anyone eating at the park three times a week. Know this going in: the stands are staffed by high school volunteers, and the tips go back to their programs. I'm all for it. But the lines are slow, the volunteers are often confused, and they can't serve beer or canned drinks without calling an adult over. That's a fine trade for supporting kids' programs -- just budget the time and don't get impatient with a teenager. One more wish, and it's a real one: let people bring empty bottles in and fill them inside. I'd happily pay to slot my Hydro Flask into a filling station rather than buy another plastic bottle of Dasani every game. Over a twenty-game season that adds up to a lot of single-use plastic for a park that doesn't have to generate it. The season ticket package earns its keep beyond the seats, too: priority entrance, priority concession lines, and 20% off merch at the team shop. We have absolutely taken advantage of that last one more than once. Chopper is the best mascot in the league and it isn't close. Nobody does non-verbal crowd work better. The one real gripe: four account reps in four years, with no warning between changeovers, and every one has meant starting over. I'm a wedding photographer -- I work Saturdays, so Saturday games don't work for us. Explaining that from scratch to a fourth stranger gets old. Whatever's driving that turnover, it's the weak spot in an otherwise well-run operation. And I'll say this plainly, because it's part of why we renew: I like what this organization chooses to celebrate. The Georgia Peaches weekends, run as an explicit tribute to the women's league. The Copa de la Diversión games as the Xolos de Gwinnett. Pride Night, which reliably annoys exactly the people you'd expect it to annoy, and which they run anyway. A ballclub willing to take that heat and not blink has my money. The seats are great, the atmosphere is great, we've got favorite players (Sandy the catcher, forever), and you regularly get to watch Braves on rehab assignments from thirty feet away. That's the whole argument for Triple-A ball, and Gwinnett Field delivers it.

I visited the Gwinnett Stripers for the first time and ended up watching two games, and it was a…read moregreat experience overall. The restrooms were clean, parking was close and easy to find, and there were plenty of food options throughout the park. The atmosphere was fun and family‑friendly, and the fireworks show after the game was a perfect way to end the night. I'd definitely come back.

This is a small sandlot located in a small strip small across from Chamblee HS. It is a very cute…read moreconcept where you can walk in or sign up for slots (max 30) for 2 hours. It is $20 for 2 hour play (they offer 25% off for weekday play - check their instagram for codes). PROS: There are a variety of construction toys, you can ask for picnic blankets, they offer birthday party plans (10 kids- $300 20 kids- $600) with membership plans ($40/month min 3 months), plenty of seating, and fun programs such as "digging for treasure" (which is super hard to find). They have "foot wash" stations. CONS: The guy working at the front did not seem very interested and was on his phone/had his AirPods in the whole time (had to physically wave at him to get his attention). I am not sure how well they honestly clean between sessions but enter at your own risk. Of course you are not allowed to throw sand but sometimes some of the parents were not interested in monitoring their children. There were some metal equipments that can be a bit dangerous. Overall a cool experience.

Love this place!!! Perfect for little kids. My kids had the best time. So many toys to play with…read morethat even though it was crowded there were more than enough toys and trucks to go around for all the kids there. And they have a coffee shop next door that will bring you your coffee so that was amazing

If you're searching for a place to let the kids run around and play without being exposed to the…read moreelements, this is the place for you. With so much to see and do, they are certain for find something fun to do while inside. Reasonably priced for one time or monthly visits, my kids enjoyed their time here bonding with their cousins who frequent this place. Slides, bounce area and more are all in one place. Will be back again.

Would give zero stars if I could and that is a compliment.My kid is adhd meaning hyperactive,places…read morelike this are made for solutions. A place to exercise and play and for parents to not have to worry.I understand I signed a waiver,for equipment liability and fights from kid to kid. What I did not expect was to have an incident with the staff and my kid!. My kid (who is under the age of 10),came to me crying with a red ear,bright red. And staff followed behind him with an ice pack. I asked what happened and they said not only did he fall and hit his ear,it was because the STAFF member pushed him. I asked my son if his head hurt,he said no just his ear.so then I went to the staff member in question and asked what happened (with a family member overhearing on the phone).He said "I pushed him off of me on the STAIRS and he fell BACKWARDS and hit his ear". Granted ok let's be more specific. My son is under the age of seven for privacy reasons I won't say exact age. This staff member was in his twenties pushing a child. Medium length curly blonde/brown hair slim build white man about 5'8.On the stairs. The manager then showed me the video and in the video my son and another kid were playing with this staff member on the stairs like a tug of war game. Completely inappropriate to play on the stairs.in the video my son was trying to get the man's attention and instead of redirecting my son,or calling for somebody to get him to stop playing on the stairs,he pushed him. These are not the kind of people that should work with children. I've known amazing people who work with kids who would run into traffic to protect a child from getting hurt, this was not that. This was the staff hurting children. Not prioritizing safety. I asked for a full refund of our two month remaining membership and they said no I'm just glad he didn't hit his head

I loved it this place was pretty cool for the toddlers me and my friend brought the kids here to…read moreplay both three years old had the time of their lives eating pizza , running around, climbing and hiding . We attended on either a Saturday or Sunday which was pretty chill around 3pm . A few parties was going on but not too bad cause they were able to still enjoy ourselves. They had a few snacks, drinks and candy for purchase inside that the kids will go crazy for once they see it , just as well as pizza is available for purchase that was ordered from a 3rd party place behind the facility, which is very convenient. They delivered it right over and then the employees called you to come and get your pizza once it has arrived. They also had a play area for smaller babies as well like kid 1 and possibly under but the whole building is decorated for the younger kids if you ask me ages 1- 10 i would say or even 1-7 that's what most of the crowd looked like. Can't wait to take the kids back.

I love bringing my kids to catch air something small you can keep your kids in eye distance and in…read moreorder to leave the area an associate must buzz you out fun amazing place and less then $15 per child! Adults free

And fun was had by all! We were at the FIRST Atlanta…read moreThrashers game ever & attended a lot of those games. Lost track when the Trashers left Atlanta. Gladiators have been around for a while, but have not been to a game yet... until last night at Gas South Arena in Gwinnett. Tickets are reasonable & plenty of price points for all budgets. Parking, $15.00. Pics & a fun video of a fight will show some of the experience. The arena had food/beverages so nobody will be hungry. Beer was $$, as normal now... stinks!!! This is a fun night for a date night, families, a night to relax (lol, crowd gets into it). 3 20 minute periods in a game with 2 20 minute breaks between each period. Entertainment between periods & of course the Zamboni. Mascot runs around & he will take pics if you ask. A little chilly inside, but not bad. I'm excited to go again before the season ends.

Tons of family fun to be had watching the Atlanta Gladiators at Infinite Energy Arena. The staff…read moreis super friendly, and tickets are extremely easy to come by (and reasonably priced). Although their record in this 2018-19 season may not be great, the Gladiators put on a good show (we saw them beat the visit Norfolk Admirals, 3-1).

Best Ball is one of our favorite indoor golf facilities. It's clean and has really chill vibes…read more They are located in a small plaza, sharing parking lot with MLBB hotpot and others. Finding parking can be difficult during peak hours, but we've never NOT find parking. Best Ball offers 3 types of bays, priced as follows: Open: $20/hr Semi-private: $30/hr Private (small): $35/hr Private (large): $40/hr I believe the open bays only allow 2 people max with a small sofa. There are 2 semi-private bays which also comes with a small sofa and table. You can fit 3 people comfortably, 4 may be tight. The small private rooms is good for 4 people and large private room is 5+. The open bays are the best for practicing your swing because they have the swing analysis tech that the semi-private and private bays don't have. The only thing you can view in those bays are your swing and ball projection, but the video quality is low and grainy. Getting drinks/beers is easy. You just grab from the fridge and let the front staff know. You pay for everything before you leave at the entrance. Looks like they have some membership plans that may save you some $$ if you come often. They do take reservations in person or over the phone which is highly recommended if you're coming as a group.

I've recently picked up golf and taking lessons that I'm addicted to this place! Whether it's to…read morework on your form or have a group outing, this place is perfect! They have 3 options of open, semi-private, and private bays based on your preference. You can either practice your swings or play simulated course which is fun and great without having to wake up early for your tee time nor be impacted by the weather~

We came here to "eagle arena" to watch a Colombia World Cup game and we HAD A BLAST! All free…read moretickets were sold out in advance and the crowd was having a blast! They had music performances and a DJ and it was everything you would want in a watch party! We had a large group and got sat upstairs, which ended up giving us lots of space. I know they are hosting concerts and stuff here too. The only complaint would be with parking. It was very disorganized and there were not nearly enough spaces. We left and parked across a busy road and walked over. It was fine for us, but could be a challenge if you have small children.

This is the worst venue I have been to in the Atlanta area. The place is filthy. Parking…read moreorganization does not exist, and not enough spaces. The restaurant and " bar" should be closed for health violations. The bartenders know nothing about mixing drinks, and the only mixer is mineral water. Trash and debris abounds at the bar with no space to properly mix a drink. No ice machine, no fountain drinks. The staff openly eats while making drinks and food wrappers and half eaten orders are sprinkled throughout the bar area. No organization of the bar and no concern about serving people's drinks efficiently.

Emison is the real deal! Very professional, personable, attentive, and supportive while…read moreinstructing my grand son. He expects the kids to put in their best effort if they wish to improve. My grandson spent 3 memorable days getting batting instruction, un-learning previous poor teaching. Went from a mediocre batter to a real "hitter". Seems a lot of the kids like to hang for the comaraderie as well. Can't recommend RBA enough!

The Good: One on one lessons and the attention he gives…read moreduring them. The Ugly: Being on one of his travel baseball teams was very frustrating. Poor communication, expensive, little to no field practices, usually only one practice a week, poor in game management skills, not a motivator. Also, his facility lacked cleanliness. Overall, if you want pitching lessons he's not a bad option, but do not join a travel team. The money is clearly his motivating factor when it comes to teams.