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Jennie T. Anderson Theatre
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4.4
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This should be replaced permanently by a McDonald's with an indoor PlayPlace which will be much better. I hate their stage curtain because their stage curtain reminds me of the scary spindle scene from Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty. I hate the scary spindle scene from Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty because it is so freaky and super scary but McDonald's PlayPlaces are not. I think McDonald's PlayPlaces have even more likes than the scary spindle scene from Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty. The scary spindle scene from Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty shows something that does not make sense which is going through a fireplace to get to a staircase and I know going through a fireplace is not a way to get to a staircase but going to the mall is a way to get to a staircase. So right now DEMOLISH THIS LOCATION AND REPLACE IT WITH A MCDONALD'S WITH A BIG HUGE INDOOR PLAYPLACE AND...
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Attended the Bellpoint Rock & Gem show Friday, 8/22/25. Last year my husband and I went. This year I brought my friend/neighbor. We had an absolute blast! We joked that we only needed about 4 more hours and $300 more and we would really have it made ! Lol. We enjoyed talking with all the really pleasant and informative vendors , but those we enjoyed most, were those who actively still dive or explore certain areas to obtain all the rocks, corals, fossils, other artifacts and gemstones. We found those people the most fascinating. Can't wait til next year. It's a long ride from Rome but it is well worth it! Additionally , the facility itself was very nice, clean, well kept and organized. All staff we encountered were helpful and...
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Great place for shows and exhibitions. We went for Brickcon.
Brickcon the Lego festival was just great. People from all ages went to look and participate in one of the largest Lego exhibition. Enthusiasts made amazing displays with moving cranes, trains and cars to make it interactive.
Displays could be bought for a hefty price starting from $10 to $1000. You could also hire a Lego expert to build yourself a display, city or a character privately.
Tickets : $18 Parking : Free Access. : Huge traffic jam and watch your GPS for alternatives. The Cobb Galleria is next to the battery and traffic can be insane if...
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