Atlanta 2009 portal page

[Elgin Clock]

http://www.atlanta.net/first/index.aspx

Looks like The GA Aquarium is again offering discounted admission for teams on Friday night (http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/first.aspx)this year. :)
Nice!

Also, for those interested, the Titanic Artifact exhibit (http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/visitus/titanicaquatic.aspx) is there (but it may be an additional fee on top of the regular and/or FIRST discount aquarium admission, so be aware if you're interested in that)
I went to this one when it came around locally, & can vouch that it is a very good exhibit! I highly recommend that.

By the way, is anyone planning on checking out the World Of Coca-Cola (http://www.worldofcoca-cola.com/) during their stay?
That's one place I personally haven't been to yet.

[ScottOliveira]

The Titanic exhibit at the Aquarium is at no additional charge beyond admission, unless they have changed it recently. The Aquarium is a very cool place to go and I would highly recommend it.
World of Coca-Cola is fun, although I prefer the Aquarium. But, you do get free soda at the World of Coca-Cola, including unlimited access to all of their flavors(they have tons that you will never find in the U.S., and are sold internationally).

[Grant Cox]

Another nod from me for the aquarium. As your typical, technologically-inclined robotics nerd, I was less than excited about seeing a bunch of wildlife... it really is a sight to behold. Even if you hate fish, the engineering that went into some of the exhibits is phenomenal. Take a look at this shark tank (http://atlanta.arounder.com/georgia_aquarium/US000010212.html) and imagine the massive pressure exerted on that clear wall, and you can go up and be inches away. Engineering aside, where else can you get that close to a full grown shark? Incredible.