Atlanta, Georgia has its share of entertainment and growing up there was certainly gratifying.
There’s good food, cool places to visit, and overall, a good experience. For example, downtown Atlanta has the World of Coca-Cola, the Georgia Aquarium, Centennial Olympic Park, SkyView Atlanta, and the Mercedes Benz Stadium.

Although the traffic is worse and housing there has gotten more expensive, I would move back. Some fun places to visit are the Coca-Cola Museum, founded in Atlanta, Georgia. The Georgia Aquarium is the largest in the United States, and Martin Luther King Jr. is from Atlanta.

Also, Six Flags Amusement Park is located within minutes from Atlanta. Some memories that I have are: going to Six Flags with my family, and on my 5th birthday, my mom got cup

cakes and made them into the number 5. I remember playing Pokemon Go with my uncle outside when it was popular, and playing Mario Kart and Super Smash Bros with my mom on the Wii. I remember going to the park with my little sister and playing hopscotch on the sidewalk or with a kite. Last year, my school had a trip for the 8th graders which was fun since I could be with my friends in Atlanta for 3 days the best part for me was the trip there and back, also going bowling overall it was a fun experience. I would recommend going down to Atlanta, Georgia if you’ve never been, and visiting some of the places I listed that’s downtown.