Get ready for an unforgettable night at The Masquerade - Hell with Shaky Knees Presents: An Evening With Switchfoot on May 2, 2024. The band will enchant the audience with hits like "Love Alone Is Worth the Fight," "Meant to Live," and "Dare You to Move." Located at 92 Pryor Street SW, Atlanta, GA, 30303, this concert promises to be a magical experience. From the soulful melodies of "Where the Light Shines Through" to the festive cheer of "California Christmas," Switchfoot will captivate fans with their signature sound. Tickets for this special event will be available for purchase starting from March 8, 2024, at 15:00 until May 2, 2024, at 23:30. Don't miss your chance to be a part of this extraordinary evening filled with music and memories. Come and join Shaky Knees for an enchanting rendezvous with Switchfoot that will leave you spellbound.

Fulton County

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Atlanta

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Great option to buy tickets, 10000/10 recommend&hellip; first time buyer and wasn&rsquo;t disappointed!

World of Coca-Cola

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A medium-sized museum, telling the history of Coca-Cola, is very distinctive, a bit like an expo pavilion. There are still a lot of visitors, mainly a set of people to enter, go in to tell the history first, and then watch a Coca-Cola advertisement in the theater, to the effect that Coca-Cola accompany people in all the good moments; then visit the history of Coke by yourself. There are two exhibition halls that are more unique, one is the smell taste, that is, you can smell, evoke the taste memory of different Coca-Cola; Another is that you can taste a variety of flavors of Coca-Cola exhibition hall, really can drink unlimited, a lot of varieties, but after drinking, I still feel that Coca-Cola tastes the most classic. The last stop is a souvenir shop, a variety of related derivatives, this American museum is doing very well. In short, the old beauty exhibition business is very smooth and in place, a cup of sweet water can not think of such rich content extended.

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After reading the comments and pictures posted by other travelers, I feel that the museum has been renovated after 2020, and the renovation effect is very good. However, the ticket price has also increased-it is not $16.5 as everyone said, I clearly paid $27! And no cash or UnionPay cards are accepted.
There are too many contents. Coming here is equivalent to a museum + forest park + celebrity residence + zoo. It is also a good choice for weddings and photo-taking. After walking for a day, I didn&rsquo;t finish the tour. Can $27 be more worthwhile? There are movies and guides in the exhibition hall. I usually think my English is good, but now it seems that it is still not enough.

Time:	May 2, 2024 (UTC-5) ENDED
Location:	The Masquerade - Hell

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