So far my impression of the studio is that everyone are professionals at their craft. They are…read moreextremely clean and friendly team. Safety is a top priority. What I like is their mind body app that makes viewing and booking effortless. Membership prices are very affordable and great combinations of types of aerial excercise equipments (eg sling) The downside for me is that the first instructor courses were disorganized and not many get to try everything. felt rushed to briefly do every single one. I come in for my 3rd class and still disorganized despite having only 3 students. All in which have different levels. Level 1 sling class even then is too advanced for me. The instructor just dove right in but i think he forgets that when it comes to students like myself, I have never ever activated or used any muscle movement similar to what they are doing. He said to me you're just overthinking it. Yet the movement isn't understood by me. Even watching, I can't connect my many different movements "just" to do a simple flip into the sling and then have the fabric lay on my pelvis bones, balance and flip legs over. I'm sure this isn't the only way to teach...and I'm gonna look for a place that offers more structured and fluid sessions. Maybe start off with workout routines on The sling then just a "just move your body into any shape" or "just tuck your knees in and JUST bend your arms" then "voila". I won't be paying a drop in cost or even a membership just to hang or have such chaotic class. One minute this and that yet no real idea what those moves are even called. I left 20 minutes early as most moves were really too advanced for me. All I can do I stand in the sling. I'll be buying my own sling and watching videos online it's no different because all sky gym offers is this "watch" and "learn". You grab your own support pad.. They might help "lift you" into position but doesn't help understand how to do It yourself.. Also they do not really look at me when teaching but everyone else. Not really included till I speak up. Maybe it's just my instructor. They should look and make eye contact to EVERY STUDENT. not just one.

My friends and I took the beginner class. You get to try a little bit of everything: silks/tails,…read moresling, trapeze, and lyra (hoop). First, you learn how to hang and then you practice going upside down and twirling. We had a great time, it was fun though a little crowded. The facility is a lot smaller than expected and the class size had about five too many people in it. The instructor was approachable and enjoyable. And her assistants were pleasant as well. The only negative is that the facility was extremely musty smelling and took a while to feel comfortable inhaling. Also, there was a ton of hair (much of which appeared to be pet hair) on the mats. I would recommend this facility to others, $19 for an hour first class is a great deal.

Although this experience was fun and informative, I feel it was a little less immersive than others…read moreI've experienced like this. I went at about 3pm on a Saturday, and the line to get in wasn't long at all. There was an option to choose Titanic or Van Gogh, regular ticket($40) or VIP($60). It started with a timeline of his life, and some of his most famous paintings. There were 2 different large rooms with the paintings from his Japan trips and flower series projected everywhere around the room. I'd bring a jacket because it was really cold in few places. You can take as long as you want, but it really doesn't take much time to get through the entire thing. Maybe 40 minutes if you're reading everything. We got the VR experience added for $5, and that was cute, but nothing to really write home about. At the gift shop, I got a sunflower tea set ($30) & the large can of blooming tea ($19.99). Those were my favorite part. Then as we exited, we were able to draw a picture and have it animated on a projector for a while.

Ok I'm definitely guilty of hyped up experiences here. BUT I also don't appreciate art the way I…read morefeel like I should. Either way, I was a little disappointed in the overall experience. I don't know if it was the social media that hyped it up too much and made it seem like something it wasn't or what but I don't know if I would go again. Maybe it was due to the venue itself, I just felt like I wasn't as immersed in the experience as I wanted to be. I visited the summer of 2021 when the experience first popped up in Atlanta but probably won't be visiting again unless they make some big upgrades. There was plenty of parking but not free, FYI. The whole Van Gogh exhibit prior to the room you see all over social media was similar to most art museum exhibits you see, but pretty in depth. We didn't pay extra for the VR experience, which maybe why it seems like the experience overall was just ok. The Immersive Experience room was pretty freaking cool but also felt not quite worth it. At the end was the VR & coloring stations, and of course gift shop. The coloring station seemed a bit silly for adults but great for if you brought the kids. After purchasing a cool Van Gogh magnet in the gift shop, we were in and out in about an hour? We immediately headed for the food trucks and alcohol tent upon exiting. Kamayan and Wild Leap were there at the time so it was great trying some tasty Filipino food and some boozy slushies. So the TLDR? If you're going to do the experience, do the whole thing with the VR. Otherwise, it may be an ok date night kind of pregame? But don't expect it to WOW either.

When around young people, you do young people things. We traveled to Doraville to the Exhibition…read moreHub to experience The Bubble Planet Experience. This is a huge warehouse with different spaces displaying optical illusions and activities. In order to purchase tickets you have to scan a QR Code to bring up a website. After you purchase tickets you then have to fill out a waiver for each person that has a ticket. Once this is done you show your phone to the attendant at the front desk. They will explain the exhibit. It's basically a maze of rooms. Some rooms have metallic lights on the wall flashing, led screens on the floor that move like splattered paint as you walk. There is also a room of balloons, a room of huge rubber balls, Bubble floating from the ceiling, and a swimming pool filled with thousands of balls. The room I liked the most was the one with metallic streamers. You don't know if you are walking straight or into the wall. I enjoyed the selfie area. It has several booths to take pictures. Please note you have to wear socks if you enter the pit. The air conditioning felt extremely good in the warehouse. If you have sensory issues, this may not be the place for you to visit.

We attended the Bubble Planet Experience here during a recent trip to Atlanta. The hub is huge and…read morehosts traveling exhibits. The hub was easy to find and basically right off the interstate. There's plenty of free parking. The staff was nice and helpful. The Bubble Planet Experience was so much fun! I highly recommend it for parents to take their kids and for anyone who is a kid at heart. It was cool reading about how bubbles are in our every day lives as part of science. It's an educational and unique experience that all can enjoy.

I hired Jules and the Gents to perform at an upscale law firm holiday party in Atlanta. Throughout…read morethe booking and party-planning process, Jules was incredibly helpful, responsive, and professional. She was a pleasure to work with. In addition to the band, I hired swing dance performers/instructors and Jules took the lead in working directly with them to work out musical needs of theirs, without my even having to ask or get involved which I really appreciated. On the evening of the party, the band was magnificent! They came dressed to the nines, their sound was phenomenal, and they brought the dance floor to life in such a way that the most experienced and inexperienced dancers all seemed to feel comfortable giving it a go. It was just plain fun. (And, for what it's worth, my date was a professional musician with a degree in musical performance - and he was totally impressed! They're good!) I'd book Jules and the Gents again in a heartbeat and would recommend them to any other corporate event planner looking to impress his or her crowd.

This band is awesome if you enjoy Jazz. We went to listen to the group in Atlanta and Jules gave us…read morea CD to listen to, it was fabulous. It was not a hard decision to hire them for my daughters' wedding. Jules & the Gents are very professional and looked very dapper. If you are thinking about a band, go listen to them you won't be disappointed.

The drinks are well poured and the food is great. Friday night karaoke is sooo much fun with a live…read moreDJ. There's a live local band on Saturday. Wednesday night is a one man band that turns into some of the best local players doing listening music. Tuesday and Saturday - high stakes bingo and not your grannie's church bingo! Food is good and the members are welcoming to all.

** This review is only for bingo night. This place is normally for members only but they have bingo…read morenights on Tuesdays from 7:30p-10p. I normally get here an hour earlier for parking. I gave them 5 stars because of the following: 1. Location: right off the exit so pretty convenient to get to. 2. Parking: best to get here an hour earlier to get good parking. The lot is big enough, but it can get hectic on bingo night. 3. Setting: they have all the tables with a sticker spaced out 6 feet apart indicating where you can sit. They are strict on mask wearing and social distancing. Even the lines have stickers indicating where you should stand. 4. Staff: the staff are all friendly. 5. Prizes: you can win either $200-$250 per game or the big jackpot of $1000. Overall, I come at least once a month for some fun, cheap fun.