It's a very nice and relaxing park. You can stroll from end to end. It's worth visiting. We stayed in the area and visited each day. It closes at 6pm, but if you are in the park they will let you stay longer. Thee seemed to be plenty of security in the area.

Great to sit and people watch. Saw many people having lunch or reading. Surrounded by attractions so park is a great place to rest while you are visiting all the nearby attractions. There weren’t huge crowds so easily could spread out and find a nice place to sit.

I was looking forward to coming here to see a former Olympic spot as well as the spot of the bombing and the Richard Jewel monument. I was very disappointed though that about half of the entire park was closed off due to what appeared to be them setting up for an event. We were still able to go to the Olympic rings but the bombing site and monument were closed off to the public at that time. We were still thankfully able to see it from a distance over the fence. It's a very nice park in the middle of the city though. We parked at the World of Coke parking deck and saw this as well as all of the other things in that area so being able to park in one spot for everything was helpful.

The Sky ride had a Great View! AC keeps you cool! You go around 3 times and that’s it. Not for “thrill-seekers”. I didn’t get a alcoholic beverage but they are offered before you get in line. Not sure if it’s worth the price but I enjoyed it. The windows could also be cleaned a little better for pictures/videos. Took a few pics & left.

A great attraction in downtown Atlanta. Nice water features as well as play areas for children. The city did a great job turning this site of tthe 1996 Olympics into a user friendly park.

Nice park to visit for experiencing sky views from the Ferris wheel. I thought the price was steep for the experience. However, it is a nice park and close to other attractions like the aquarium and Coke world. If you like being outdoors, it's great for a lunch or resting. There is also a playground if you are traveling with kids.

This park was right next to my hotel and very close to where I was going for work. I walked through it a few times. There is a lot to see. The Rings are the perfect photo op and there are great views of downtown Atlanta. There are a lot of homeless people wandering around but there is also a police/security presence. It didn’t take very long for me to systematically work my way through the park and see everything. The most humbling thing was the Quilt of Remembrance in honor of those killed and hurt during the bombing. And in the same area there is a fountain honoring Richard Jewell who was vilified until he was finally cleared and named a hero for his actions that day. It was great to see this place that was all over the news when I was a kid and see where it all happened.