Running neck and neck with the World of Coca-Cola for bragging rights as Atlanta’s most popular tourist attraction is the Georgia Aquarium, and just like the first stop on our field trip, it lives up to its hype. Parties of two-to-10 people will receive a dedicated ambassador to guide them on an early morning tour through the attraction, which will consist of a classic soda jerk demonstration, an Olympic torch show-and-tell, and exclusive commemorative merchandise.Ĭost: Admission to the Coke Insider Journey is $50 per adult, and general admission adult tickets cost $18. The Insider Journey is a two-hour, VIP experience that gives you private access to the entire World of Coca-Cola - meaning that the only way you’ll have to put up with kids is if you bring them along. Last fall, the beloved attraction added its first permanent exhibition since 2011, and this year, it also introduced the Coke Insider Journey. If that’s the case for you, you haven’t been to the World of Coca-Cola since you were in high school, so now is the perfect time to pay it a visit. When reminiscing about the Downtown Atlanta attraction, one part of the entire experience probably sticks out to you the most - drinking Beverly for the first time while exploring the tasting room. There’s no better place to make our first stop on this adult field trip than the World of Coca-Cola. So pack your day bags and leave the permission slips at home - here are all the nostalgic local tourist destinations on your itinerary. From the zoo to the aquarium, there are now several nostalgic attractions in the city that you absolutely have to experience as an adult, and to help you get back out there and experience Atlanta’s attractions, we’ve organized an Adult Field Trip for you.
Some have returned to hosting special, 21+ events while others have added brand new permanent exhibitions, and of course, entirely new attractions have popped up as well. Since reopening from the initial shutdown at the start of the pandemic last year, Atlanta’s attractions have come back better than ever. Thanks to the not-so varied field trips that we all went on during elementary, middle, and high school, you may feel like there’s no point in visiting as an adult, but, well, you’d be wrong. You’ve likely visited all of Atlanta’s essential attractions multiple times by the time you reach high school, and perhaps haven’t returned to many since. However, what is less than optimal about being in such proximity to so many cool monuments and landmarks is that we sometimes take it for granted. You’re automatically immersed into a culture that influences everything, and you’re also surrounded by plenty of historical monuments, from Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth home to the lasting remnants from the 1996 Olympic Games.
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