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Zoo Atlanta: Entry Ticket

World of Coca-Cola: General Admission Ticket

Zoo Atlanta: IllumiNights

Zoo Atlanta + Georgia Aquarium Pass

Atlanta CityPASS®

Atlanta Ghosts: Hauntings, Ghouls, and Phantoms

Hard Rock Cafe Atlanta Dining Experience

National Center for Civil and Human Rights: Entry Ticket

Atlanta: Martin Luther King Jr Historic District Walking Tour

Atlanta: Cabbagetown & Beltline Street Art Walking Tour

Atlanta: Historic Market Food Tour with Biscuit Cooking Class

Ponce City Market: Food Hall & History Tour

Atlanta Beltline & Inman Park: Food, Street Art & History Tour

Atlanta Beltline: Food & Street Art Walking Tour

Atlanta: Grant Park Food & History Walking Tour

Atlanta: Prohibition Themed Dining Experience

Decatur

Visit Zoo Atlanta, an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). Its mission is to protect wildlife and habitats through conservation, research, education, and visitor programs. 

The Zoo is home to over 200 animal species from around the world, including many that are endangered.

Recent updates include a new African lion complex (opened April 2025) and the Rollins Health Center (completed 2024), which is now open for behind-the-scenes tours.

In the African Savanna area, you can see elephants, giraffes, zebras, ostriches, warthogs, and meerkats. Nearby, you’ll also find the new African lion complex and a redesigned habitat for southern white rhinos.

Zoo Atlanta is home to two of the largest populations of great apes in North America, featuring both gorillas and orangutans. You can also explore Scaly Slimy Spectacular, an indoor reptile and amphibian center with over 50 species.

At World of Coca-Cola, curiosity unlocks every experience. From the moment you arrive, get ready for immersive experiences, surprising flavors, and iconic moments that bring Coca-Cola’s legendary history to life. 

Step into history and transform your look with AI magic at Coca-Cola Stories. Explore the Vault of the Secret Formula, snap a photo with the beloved Coca-Cola Polar Bear, and taste beverages from around the world. 

Plus, discover Beverage Lab, where you can sample never-before-released drinks and help shape the future of refreshment. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a first-time visitor, World of Coca-Cola is where real magic happens every day.

Discover Atlanta’s holiday tradition IllumiNights at the Zoo.

This festive event returns bigger and brighter, transforming the Zoo into a nighttime wonderland. 

Walk a mile-long trail filled with hundreds of lanterns of animals and scenes from around the world. Enjoy hot cocoa or holiday cocktails for guests 21 and older, and roast marshmallows at fire pits.

IllumiNights is an evening event, meaning the lanterns are the Zoo wildlife. Zoo animals go indoors before dark. Please visit us during the day for animal viewing.

Enjoy a wild day out in Atlanta! With this zoo and aquarium combo package, you'll visit two of the city's best family attractions.

Georgia Aquarium
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When it first opened back in 2005, **Georgia Aquarium** was the largest in the world. It's still the biggest in the United States. 

You'll see the usual collection of dolphins, octopuses, sea lions, whale sharks, belugas and penguins. 

Zoo Atlanta
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Over in Grant Park, you're in for an equally wild treat at **Zoo Atlanta**. There are more than 1,000 animals to see, including red pandas, sloths, snakes, orangutans, and even a rare white rhino named Mumbles. 

The mission at Zoo Atlanta is to preserve wildlife and educate guests, so you can be sure you'll leave with a better understanding of some of the world's most fascinating and endangered species.

Visiting Atlanta? Experience 5 must-see attractions, handpicked and packaged together at a 47% savings, with Atlanta CityPASS® tickets. 

Spend less time planning and more time exploring. Visit the attractions at your own pace, in any order. 

Valid for 9 consecutive days, including the first day of use. Visit the My CityPASS® App to secure attraction reservations and other important attraction information

Atlanta Ghosts is dedicated to exploring the city's dark past, and this ghost tour is a great way to learn about Georgia's supernatural side. You'll hear about eerie encounters and scary history, uncovering the truth about some of the state's most haunted places. Join a night of excitement, chills, and a deeper look into Atlanta's haunted history.

Experience southern charm and world-renowned hospitality combined with an exceptional menu at Hard Rock Cafe Atlanta. 

Located in the heart of downtown, right next to Peachtree Center, the Cafe is within walking distance of several major hotels, the Mercedes Benz Stadium, the State Farm Arena, GWCC, and the Mart. 

Book an unforgettable night of dining and enjoy a delicious two or three-course meal with the freshest ingredients. From classic American favorites like juicy burgers and crisp salads, to savory snacks like mouthwatering pulled pork sandwiches, you won’t be disappointed.

Plus, you get to enjoy all the energy and iconic atmosphere of the legendary cafe. Once your cravings for locally inspired American cuisine are satisfied, don't forget to swing by the Rock Shop for exclusive souvenirs and Hard Rock merchandise to bring back home.

Visit the National Center for Civil and Human Rights to learn about the history of civil rights and human rights movements. 

The museum offers exhibitions detailing the struggle for equality and justice, as well as contemporary efforts and achievements in human rights advocacy. Learn about individuals who contributed significantly to these movements and gain insight into the continuing work in this field. 

Engage with displays that document key moments and figures in the history of civil rights and human rights. Gain an understanding of the challenges faced and the triumphs achieved in the ongoing pursuit of equality and human dignity.

Tour the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood in Atlanta and learn about Martin Luther King Jr. Visit key locations that influenced him and other Civil Rights leaders such as Dr. King, John Lewis, and Coretta Scott King.

This tour highlights both popular and lesser-known sites within 2.5 hours. Gain a deeper understanding of Atlanta's rich history.

Join a 2.5-hour walking tour to see Atlanta’s street art and learn about the city's historic changemakers. 

Walk through the streets of Cabbagetown, visit the Krog Street Tunnel, and make your own art on the Atlanta Beltline. No need to be an artist—everyone is welcome! During this laid-back, art-salon-style happy hour, you’ll get to create your own street art masterpiece.

Gain insights from an expert guide who will also help you take photos along the way.

Join a 2-hour guided food tour in Atlanta's oldest market. Taste 8 dishes from 4 vendors and participate in an interactive Southern cooking class.

Discover Atlanta’s rich history and savor popular Georgia specialties, including peaches, collards, and pecans. Make a traditional Southern biscuit and learn about the ingredients used.

Visit Ponce City Market, a redeveloped space combining a food hall with retail and entertainment options in Atlanta. Previously serving as a Sears distribution site and store from 1926, the building now houses diverse dining venues and shops. Tour the market, spend time visiting the food hall, and learn about the historical significance of this location. Walk through spaces reflecting a blend of historical design and modern usage. Observe the variety of offerings that make up this contemporary hub in a historic structure. Learn the story of this building while engaging with its current uses.

Take a walking tour of Inman Park, known for its diverse and local food spots. Visit five distinct eateries and sample their offerings. Observe the area's preserved Victorian houses and street art along the BeltLine. Learn facts about its history while exploring this neighborhood and its art and food scene. Guided by locals, the tour includes insights into the community and organization of the experience.

Join a guided tour along the Atlanta Beltline to learn about local food, street art, and urban development. Sample various dishes at locations such as Krog Street Market while observing murals and other public art pieces along the trail. Gain insight into the artists and their creations. Visit a chocolate production facility and try their confections. Try using spray paint as part of an artistic activity while learning about Atlanta's redevelopment efforts.

Join a 2.5-hour food and history tour in Atlanta. Taste 8 Southern dishes from 3 popular local restaurants. Walk through Grant Park and Oakland Cemetery to learn about key figures who shaped Atlanta. 

Your local guide will share insights on how food has influenced the city's history. Perfect for anyone interested in Southern cuisine and local history.

Join this dinner experience for exclusive access to top spots in Downtown Atlanta. Visit the Coca-Cola vault and see the city's skyline from a rotating rooftop. Taste food and drinks from well-known chefs.

In this 3-hour event, a guide dressed in 1920s attire will share stories about Atlanta’s Prohibition era. Walk through Downtown and visit some of Atlanta’s popular and hidden locations.

Taste nine dishes and three cocktails from four restaurants. The ticket price covers all food, drinks, service fees, and tips.

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