Ragnarok 7s

  Cobb County, GA is nestled into North Atlanta and extends further northward to include charming cities, lakes, mountains and miles of trails. Go from hiking and history in the morning, to arts and entertainment in the afternoon, to Major League Baseball in the evening. Dine at unique and renowned restaurants, imbibe at craft beverage makers, or kick back at a favorite watering hole. The best place to stay and play in Atlanta. 

Video games with food and other entertainment?  Why not?   Dave and Busters is a Family-friendly chain offering a sports-bar-style setting for American food & arcade games. 

Food and activities?   Bowlero Bowling alley chain featuring billiards, arcade games & snacks; some locations offer laser tag. 

 Get Ready for Thrills. Dive into Dining, Shopping & Heart-Pounding Coasters. Pure Fun! Thrill Capital of The South, Six Flags Over Georgia Has Rides for the Whole Family. 

 The charming and historic Marietta Square, serving as the city's central hub, is a well-known feature of Marietta. The square has quaint shops, delicious restaurants, and beautiful architecture. Visitors can enjoy live music, art festivals, and various events throughout the year in this vibrant and lively area. 

The Battery offers outstanding dining and see the stadium.   Conveniently located at the intersection of I-75 and I-285 in the bustling Cumberland area, The Battery Atlanta™ offers an unprecedented entertainment experience 365 days a year, not just on gamedays. The destination features some of Atlanta’s most acclaimed chefs and a diverse blend of culinary options to please foodies and families alike. In addition, visitors can sip cocktails from some of the area’s renowned mixologists, shop for the hottest new styles at unique retailers, bowl a few games or ride a mechanical bull. The Battery Atlanta is also home to the Coca-Cola Roxy™, where music lovers will find a 4,000-seat venue for all genres of live music. 

The Aquarium is in downtown but it is a must see.   The aquarium exhibits hundreds of species and thousands of animals across its seven major galleries, all of which reside in more than 11 million US gallons of water. 

 The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park covers about 35 acres and includes several sites in Atlanta, Georgia related to the life and work of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.