I found the 500,000 commemorative bricks lining up along the main walkway very unique….sort of like little tombstones in recognition of fundraising efforts before the games were held there. Well, maybe not tombstones but it was very striking indeed. Although the games is over by more than a decade now, this Atlanta Georgia bus tour attraction is still popular beyond belief! I mean, you should make a bus tour stop here during summer when the heat is up! Children are everywhere at Atlanta Georgia’s Centennial Olympic Park playing with the Olympic Rings. It was awesome because the kids would all hang around dancing to the music and then waiting for shoots of water to sprout out. I did do my fair share of dancing and water chasing as well. It was fun! One of the best bus tour stops I made during my bus tour stop in Atlanta Georgia.

There will be a lot of foreigners making bus tour stops here and trying to take in all they can but it’s a very friendly atmosphere…not the pushing and shoving kind you find in most other Atlanta Georgia attractions. Everything’s very relaxed and fun. The staff is wonderfully helpful as well. Stay tuned to their events and concerts by logging into their website for more information. And when you’re done with your bus tour holiday stop here, hop on over to other nearby Atlanta Georgia attractions.

And here’s the best part about making an Atlanta bus tour stop at Centennial Olympic Park….it’s free! Nothing beats free, like I always say! Fun and Free…beat that! It is a great way for families to get together and have some fun outside in the sunshine, really. Centennial Olympic Park is at 285 International Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30313-1513. For more information, call +1 404 222 7275 or email info@centennialpark.com or visit their website at http://www.gwcc.com. Atlanta Georgia’s Centennial Olympic Park opens everyday from 7am till late at 11pm everyday, so, there’s no excuse not to make a bus tour stop here at all.