The GA Aquarium >>>>

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Quote from: Marilyn on May 17, 2021, 06:00:50 AM
Thanks Ken. My mom's with me for an extended Mother's Day visit. I saw your thread and decided to go. I always thought it was for kids but your thread made me go. We went to the Center for Civil and Human Rights, ate at Ted's Montana Grill up the road on Luckie St, walked back to the plaza for the GA Aquarium, and then got ice cream at the Nitrogen Ice Cream place across Centennial Olympic. I knew about the aquarium but really felt it was for the kids. YOUR thread made me go. It was busy and crowded as hell but it was a BEAUTIFUL day. The alligator crossing and dolphin show were the best.

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awww ur welcome boo
so glad u had a good time  :blush:

i honestly would have never thought to go either if king hadnt suggested it

it was really cool...the underwater voyager mess is def the centerpiece of the aquarium
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Marilyn

The Ocean Voyager was cool with the moving floor. It was SO busy. I thought it'd be kind of calm on a Sunday evening but not the fuck at all.

And the fat lady that ran up the stairs during the Dolphin Show. Hun they gave you ample warning that the first 10 rows were splash seats

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Quote from: Marilyn on May 17, 2021, 07:15:43 AM
The Ocean Voyager was cool with the moving floor. It was SO busy. I thought it'd be kind of calm on a Sunday evening but not the fuck at all.

And the fat lady that ran up the stairs during the Dolphin Show. Hun they gave you ample warning that the first 10 rows were splash seats

:udontlookok:
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omg . i think we got lucky cuz we went on a weekday evening (friday)

but i know exactly wat ur talking about. it wasn't THAT busy at all but even when a lil bit of peolel started crowding in, it totally disturbed the experience a bit.

at least u got to see the shows though. they weren't active when we went. maybe cuz it was like an hour before closing
Project started: 2014 Wrapped up: 2024

Significant Discovery: First known Black American family of Kalmyk descent

Takeaways: Be prepared to pivot, even when you think you're on the right track. Be OK with being wrong so you can get things right.

Kalmyks are tribal Mongolic people who settled in Russia. It's estimated that only 300,000 Kalmyk descendants exist worldwide - with only 3,000 in America.



Grandpa and his Grandma ❤️

Marilyn

!!!! The way we had to squeeze, duck, and maneuver to get some views and pics. We couldn't fully take in the experience. When one person left a spot at the viewing glass another FLEW over. Not to mention wheelchairs, strollers, and big families. If I go back I'll go on a rainy weekday when they're dead. Not a sunny weekend.

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Quote from: Marilyn on May 17, 2021, 08:51:39 AM
!!!! The way we had to squeeze, duck, and maneuver to get some views and pics. We couldn't fully take in the experience. When one person left a spot at the viewing glass another FLEW over. Not to mention wheelchairs, strollers, and big families. If I go back I'll go on a rainy weekday when they're dead. Not a sunny weekend.
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yeah try to go on a late weeknight before covid is over
Project started: 2014 Wrapped up: 2024

Significant Discovery: First known Black American family of Kalmyk descent

Takeaways: Be prepared to pivot, even when you think you're on the right track. Be OK with being wrong so you can get things right.

Kalmyks are tribal Mongolic people who settled in Russia. It's estimated that only 300,000 Kalmyk descendants exist worldwide - with only 3,000 in America.



Grandpa and his Grandma ❤️

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i love sea animals .. i have heard GA aquarium is one of the best in the world.. imma go next time in ATL 

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