Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta

Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta

Spring Break in Atlanta with CityPass

Spending spring break vacation in Atlanta opens your family up to a world of possibilities. What if I told you that your family can visit Atlanta's newest museums and attractions, at a discount, and jump to the front of the line?

Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta
Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta

My secret is CityPASS. I always encourage visitors and locals to consider using Atlanta CityPASS, and here are three reasons why:

  1. Atlanta CityPASS lets you visit five of the city's best museums while saving up to 50% on admission. Tickets are good for nine consecutive days, starting with the first day of use. Tickets for kids aged 3-12 are $79, and tickets for adults are $99.
  2. An Atlanta CityPASS ticket allows you to skip most ticket lines by using your mobile tickets. Skipping the line during spring break buys you tons of additional time in the attractions.
  3. Atlanta CityPASS includes two of Atlanta's newest museums, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights and the Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame.

National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta
National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta

Atlanta CityPASS includes the following attractions:

Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta
Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta

Georgia Aquarium

Taste a world of flavors at the World of Coca-Cola
Taste a world of flavors at the World of Coca-Cola

World of Coca-Cola

Giraffes at Zoo Atlanta
Giraffes at Zoo Atlanta

Zoo Atlanta

Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta
Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta

Fernbank Museum of Natural History

Exterior of College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, Georgia
College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, Georgia. Photo by Atlanta CVB Marketing

Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame

Exterior of National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta, Georgia
National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta, Georgia. Photo by Albert Vercerka

National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Written by: Lesli Peterson
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