Atlanta CityPASS Review

Pay One Price for the Pass, then go to as many attractions as you can.

Table of Contents: Top Attractions | Good & Bad | Get your Value | Insider Tips | COUPON CODES

Atlanta has always been a business and cultural hot spot in the southeast, but its reputation as a cosmopolitan capital has kept growing since the 1996 Summer Olympic Games. The Atlanta CityPASS is a booklet with vouchers for six different attractions, ranging from art museums to TV studio tours. For $74 for an adult pass and $54 for kids, you can visit the Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coca Cola, and the Inside CNN Studio Tour. You can also choose one each from the following pairs: High Museum of Art or the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, and Zoo Atlanta or the Atlanta History Center.

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Top Included Atlanta Attractions

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    What's Good

  • The Atlanta CityPASS is great for families.

    You can skip the lines at most attractions with a City Pass.

    Admission at the Georgia Aquarium also includes a 4-D theater presentation, and a 20-minute tour.

    Admission at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History includes an IMAX film.

    What Could Get Better

  • Parking at the World of Coca Cola is $10 and isn't covered with your City Pass.

    Your Atlanta CityPASS is not good for admission to the popular Martinis and IMAX Friday night events at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History.

Get Your Money's Worth

Although you can only choose one of the bonus locations, your CityPASS does entitle you to discounted admission at the second location.

Make sure to get your free All Rides wristband at Zoo Atlanta, normally $8.50 for an adult all-day pass.

At the Atlanta History Center, CityPASS holders can get $3 off admission to the Margaret Mitchell House, where the author wrote Gone with the Wind.

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Insider Tips

The Inside CNN tour is by timed ticket, but you can make reservations in advance by calling (404) 827-2300. Your best chance at seeing a live broadcast is between 10 am and 3 pm, Monday through Friday.

Saturdays are the busiest day at the Georgia Aquarium. Make sure kids have a pair of socks for the children's play area—bare feet aren't allowed.

Animals are more active in the morning and often nap or retreat to shady spots in the afternoon, so make Zoo Atlanta your first stop of the day. It would be a good activity to pair with a trip to the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, which is less crowded in the later afternoon after school groups have left.

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Where to Buy it

The card is available at many outlets. You can buy it at Expedia, Orbitz or Travelocity or you can buy it once you get to Atlanta but these are not great options as you may pay more. The best place the buy the card is at the CityPASS website. Buy with confidence from the official site.

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All Included Attractions

  • Georgia Aquarium (Deepo Pass with Expedited Entry, Deepo's 4-D Theater and Quick Dip Tour)
  • World of Coca-Cola
  • Zoo Atlanta (includes All Rides Wrist Band)
  • Inside CNN Studio Tour
  • Fernbank Museum of Natural History (includes Special Exhibitions and IMAX) OR Atlanta Botanical Garden
  • High Museum (includes timed entry for Special Exhibitions) OR Atlanta History Center

 

 

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