Space Warriors Movie Giveaway!

Who is ready for another family-fun giveaway?!  How about a copy of Space Warriors (Blu-ray + DVD + VUDU Digital Copy) (Walmart Exclusive)!?

Walden Family Theater is proud to announce the Space Warriors Blog App & a chance to Win a Family Trip to Space Camp! Watch Space Warriors on Hallmark Channel May 31st at 8/7C for your chance to win a trip for the whole family to the U.S. Space and Rocket Center's Space Camp! Keep an eye out for the secret keyword for a chance to go on location where Space Warriors was filmed and train like a real astronaut!




About Space Warriors:
Six highly skilled teenagers are handpicked to be part of a summer space camp competition at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama. As the competition heats up, the kids have no idea that their ultimate challenge will be to solve a life or death crisis aboard the International Space Station as the world anxiously watches.

Starring: Thomas Horn, Danny Glover, Josh Lucas, Dermot Mulroney, Mira Sorvino and Booboo Stewart. 

Space Warriors is the second film in the Walden Family Theater original lineup featuring great family entertainment, airing Friday nights exclusively on Hallmark Channel. Walden Family Theater is creating films for the whole family to enjoy together, so make sure to mark your calendars and gather around the television to watch all the great upcoming films!

Past films include: "The Chronicles of Narnia" series, "Holes", "Nim's Island", "Charlotte's Web", and "Return to Nim's Island."



Why you will love the Space Warriors Blog App:
• Win a Family Trip to SPACE CAMP! - Tune in to Space Warriors on Hallmark Channel May 31st at 8/7c for the secret keyword to win a family trip to the U.S. Space and Rocket Center’s Space Camp!
• How Spacey Are You? QUIZ – Are you a Space Warrior? Do you use the stars to navigate your journeys instead of the map function on your smartphone? Take this quiz to find out whether you're destined to orbit the cosmos or whether you're happiest living here on this planet. 
• Prepare for Blast-off! Space Warriors Viewing Guide – Mark your calendars for May 31st and check off the boxes as you watch Space Warriors for the most spectacular, spaciest experience! 

Enter to win by using my easy Rafflecopter widget (if you don't see it - click the link below).

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How to remember how lucky you are..

This poem has always touched my heart.  I first saw it years ago when my mom published a family cookbook, and this was included in it. I'm especially reminded of its poignancy this week, this Mother's Day, after seeing the three women and the little girl rescued from their living hell in the middle of a neighborhood in Cleveland, OH.   What a wonderful weekend for these four, and their families! But there are others like them, with different circumstances, but living in that same hell on earth.  Don't forget them in your prayers!!

A Prayer for the Children ~ by Ina J. Hughes 

We pray for the children

who put chocolate fingers everywhere,

who like to be tickled,

who stomp in puddles and ruin their new pants,

who sneak Popsicles before supper,

who erase holes in math workbooks,

who can never find their shoes.

And we pray for those

who stare at photographers from behind barbed wire,

who’ve never squeaked across the floor in new sneakers,

who never had crayons to count,

who are born in places we wouldn’t be caught dead,

who never go to the circus,

who live in an X-rated world.

We pray for children

who bring us sticky kisses and fistfuls of dandelions,

who sleep with the dog and bury goldfish,

who give hugs in a hurry and forget their lunch money,

who cover themselves with Band-Aids and sing off-key,

who squeeze toothpaste all over the sink,

who slurp their soup.

And we pray for those

who never get dessert,

who watch their parents watch them die,

who have no safe blanket to drag behind,

who can’t find any bread to steal,

who don’t have any rooms to clean up,

whose pictures aren’t on anybody’s dresser,

whose monsters are real.

We pray for children

who spend all their allowance before Tuesday,

who throw tantrums in the grocery store and pick at their food,

who like ghost stories, who shove dirty clothes under the bed,

who never rinse out the tub,

who get visits from the tooth fairy,

who don’t like to be kissed in front of the school,

who squirm in church and scream in the phone,

whose tears we sometimes laugh at and

whose smiles can make us cry.

And we pray for those

whose nightmares come in the daytime,

who will eat anything,

who aren’t spoiled by anybody,

who go to bed hungry and cry themselves to sleep,

who live and move, but have no being.

We pray for children who want to be carried,

and for those who must.

For those we never give up on,

and for those who never get a chance.

For those we smother with our love,

and for those who will grab the hand of

anybody kind enough to offer.

Doesn't that just get you?  Right now - go hug your babies - little or grown. Tell them you love them forever!  Count your blessings.  Life isn't perfect for any of us.  I'm going through a lot of junk right now, but making sure to always look for the silver lining.  It's there. We may have to dig a bit, but we can find it if we try.  So please remember how lucky you are, then say a prayer for those children who aren't so lucky, and their mamas, too.

xoxoxo

CLOSED ~ Giveaway! Chick-fil-A Fresh Made Salads & Wrap!

Forget about yesterday, today is #FreshMade! Each day we have a choice, a choice to do the same old routine or do something unique and different.  What have you wanted to do for a long time? 2013 is almost halfway over and it’s time to do something new. It’s time to grow, it’s time to make your dreams a reality!

Chick-fil-A is helping you make today #FreshMade by creating new menu options that you can feel good about! They are introducing 3 new premium salads and an improved wrap, all under 430 calories made with premium ingredients! So head to Chick-fil-A & take your taste buds to greener pastures!!

Their three new made-from-scratch salads are:

** The Cobb Salad with sliced chicken nuggets, roasted corn, crumbled bacon & avocado lime dressing

** The Asian Salad with sliced chicken nuggets, mandarin oranges, crunchy almonds & wonton strips, honey sesame dressing

** The Grilled Market Salad with sliced grilled chicken, crumbled bleu cheese, berries and a zesty apple cider vinegarette.

They each have under 430 calories, plus each has two servings of veggies. The Grilled Market Salad also has a serving of fruit! I can't wait to try the Cobb Salad - it looks amazing to me! There is also a new premium chicken wrap available, with a full serving of veggies!   Chick-fil-A is making it easy to get those fruits & veggies in each day!

Check out the video below for more info on these yummy salads! Then head over to the #FreshMade Blog App!  Look at the fun activities you can try!

•    Are You A “Starter”? Quiz - Some of us wake up with pep in our step, ready to conquer the world. Others might need a little kick in the behind to inject something new into their lives! Find out if you’re already raring to to go or need a little help getting the good time rolling! 

•    #FreshMade Activities - Select your mood and let quotes and images from film express how you’re feeling. 

•    See How We Start Fresh - Behind-the-scenes - Get a behind-the-scenes look at how the new Chick-fil-A salads are #FreshMade just for you!

 


Chick-fil-A wants to give one reader two coupons for the new premium salads. Click the link below if you don't see the Rafflecopter widget - it's super easy to enter! Good luck!

Georgia Renaissance Festival - 2013

Well, I really wanted to share the pictures I took at the Festival in this review, but I am having issues with my camera!  I wanted to get this up asap so that those interested will still have time to visit before the Festival ends in early June!  So here it is, with a couple pictures from the Festival's site & FB page.  If I am able to retrieve the photos from my camera, I will update this with them later....

The Georgia Renaissance Festival is open Saturdays & Sundays (plus Memorial Day!) now through June 2, 2013.  Hours are 10:30 am to 6:00 pm.   Click here for directions!  Ticket information is here. Parking is FREE! Wear your walking shoes - the Festival grounds are situated on 32 acres!

Next weekend is Mother's Day & Sweet Treat Weekend:
On Mother’s Day, Moms can shop, feast and be honored on her special day!  On Sunday, the first 100 Moms through the gate will receive complimentary flowers!  Also check out the Royal Cupcake Wars Competition! 

May 18 & 19 is Arrrgh!! It's Pirates Weekend!
Scalawags and swashbucklers abound for a Pirate Hijinks Adventure!
For our Knights and Ladies on Bikes, show your motorcycle license at the box office and get $4.00 off adult tickets! (limit 2 purchases per license)

We went on opening day this year, and traffic was pretty heavy on the road leading to the Festival.  We were happy that there was no wait at the ticket area - we got inside the Festival grounds very quickly!  There is so much to see - it really feels like you have stepped back in time!   We saw knights, maidens, jesters, royalty and many other characters from the past.  It was really cool for David to see all these folks!  There were cool men on stilts that he just loved watching!  Once inside we walked back a bit and found a little stand that was offering free archery lessons. David loved giving that a try!   A little farther back he decided to try the Jacob's Ladder challenge.  We saw two tiny tots win money, but David didn't make it all the way up!  

There are games EVERYWHERE! Some of the things my son & husband tried:  Knife throwing, Star throwing,  Vegetable Justice (throw tomatoes at a heckler!), and the Test of Strength! They had a blast! David also did a few rides: the Corkscrew Slide, the Maze, and Junior Jousting! The rides & games cost between $1 and $5. There are ATM's on site, in case you need more cash!

David also enjoyed the kids area.  It has face painting, crafts, a fun playground, and juggling classes! There is also a petting zoo!

Some of the unique food items found at the Festival included fried peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, mac n cheese on a stick, Scotch eggs, and conch fritters, root beer floats, and apple dumpling sundaes!  We got smoothies and frozen lemonade to keep us cooled off.

Did you know that there are 150 shows EVERY day at the Festival?! I had no idea! Our favorite show this year was Adam Crack - Fire Whip Show.  Holding 7 Guinness World Records, including the most bullwhips cracks in one minute (253!)  and the fastest whip (10 targets in 4.53 seconds!) - you will be amazed at Adam & his whip!!

We always plan to see the Joust but have never been in that area at show time.  One day, we will see it!  We also liked Barely Balanced and also the Mud Show! There is so much to choose from entertainment-wise!  Here is the schedule for the shows at the Festival....

We also enjoyed the lively music of The Rogues, who were special guests that weekend.

The shops at the Renaissance Festival are awesome.  You can buy so much great stuff there.  We came home with herbs, tea, flavored honey sticks, a wooden dagger and shield for David, and pocket knives for both my husband and David.  If we'd had the money, I would have spent so much more! :)

Here is a listing of all of the shops at the Renaissance Festival.  There are also Artisan Demonstrations!

We enjoyed a wonderful, busy day at the Festival.   We can't wait til next year!   Please make plans to visit this gem of a Festival;  we are so lucky to have it come here to Atlanta!!   To keep up with all the promotions and fun of the festival, like them on Facebook!

Disclaimer: The Georgia Renaissance Festival provided me with two passes to the Festival so I could attend the Festival and review it here on the blog.  No other compensation was provided, and all opinions are my own! 


       

Giveaway ~ Warner Bros Mother's Day Movie Night Giveaway!

Happy May, y'all! Today I am excited to share another great contest! It's a Warner Bros. Mother's Day Movie Night Giveaway!

 I think that most of us can agree... Moms are the best - and they do a lot for us! Now it’s time to return the favor and celebrate this Mother’s Day by giving Mom the movie night she deserves! Celebrate Sunday, May 12th in the best way possible by spending quality time with your family and watch one of YOUR favorite classic films! Watching a classic flick together tells the story of a different time and place, and is the perfect opportunity to catch up and share stories with your family... tell them something that they never knew about Mom!

Check out the cool interactive app below for some fun!

 *Guess-the-Scene Game! - How well do you know the silver screen’s most famous love stories and sing-a-longs? Play the Guess-the-Scene game to test your knowledge on the world’s greatest films! The quicker you pick, the more points you score. Ready? Action!

 *Words in Film! - Select your mood and let quotes and images from film express how you’re feeling!

 *Movie Night Conversation Starters! - Watching a classic flick together is the perfect opportunity to catch up and share stories... this Mother’s Day make it a point to connect with your family and give them a chance to learn something about mom they never knew! Here are some conversation starters to get you started.




Check out the Mother's Day Fill In the Blank Sheets:

So on to my giveaway. Warner Bros. would like to give one lucky reader one of their classic movies on Blu-ray: (Prize will be chosen randomly from the titles below!) - A Star is Born (1976) (Blu-ray) - Cabaret (1972) (Blu-ray) Won't it be nice to be able to sit back, relax and watch a great classic movie with your family this summer?! Enter via the Rafflecopter widget below - you may need to click link if you don't see the widget! Lots of easy entries.

How to make Varsity-style Chili Cheese Dogs

Tonight for dinner I made the yummiest homemade chili for hotdogs! It is similar to the chili found at the world-famous Varsity restaurant.   No beans, just yummy spiced meat!  What'll ya' have!?!?

Varsity-Style Chili for hot dogs

1 lb lean ground beef (I used ground turkey)
1/8 onion, chopped fine (omitted in my version)
1/4-1/2 teaspoon salt 
1/2 tablespoon ground cumin
1 1/3 tablespoons chili powder
1/2 cup water 
1/2 to 1 whole (1/3 ounce) package chili seasoning mix, adjust amount to your taste


Directions:

Brown ground beef in skillet and drain fat.

Add all other ingredients and combine.  Cook on medium heat for 15 minutes, stirring often.  Add  additional 1/2 c water, 1 8 oz can tomato sauce, stir well and cook, covered on med. low for 30 minutes. Stir as needed.  I also added a little more water as needed so it didn't completely thicken up.    

I topped our Hebrew National beef hotdogs on Sara Lee whole grain buns with this chili and some shredded cheddar cheese.  SO good! At the Varsity, you can get them topped with chopped onion, too.  My husband always does!  We enjoyed these with Baked Lays chips and a sweet fruit salad. :)


This is my adaptation of a recipe on Food.com: the original version can be found at http://www.food.com/recipe/varsity-chili-for-hot-dogs-120680?scaleto=4&mode=null&st=true

Stone Mountain Spring FUN Break Part 2

Part Two of our fun-filled day at Stone Mountain Park's Spring FUN Break!

Baby Hedgehog

After our delicious lunch at Campfire Grill,  David and I headed over to the  Wildlife Wonders’ Animal Babies show.  From a baby otter to a kangaroo, animal experts immerse guests in an educational and interactive animal encounter!  We really enjoyed the show, and David was so excited to get to touch the animals.

We learned many cool facts about the baby animals showcased, and got to touch them all, except for the baby otter.  She has very sharp, strong teeth, so no touching allowed!

David was ready to run around and have some fun so next up we headed over to the Sky Hike & Camp Highland Outpost.  The line for Sky Hike (one of the nation's largest family adventure courses) was a little long so we checked out the kid-friendly Camp Highland Outpost.  The low ropes course, three line bridges, and zip line were perfect for my 9 year old! He had a blast!!


Geyser Towers was the perfect end to our time in the Crossroads Section of Stone Mountain Park.  It was getting awfully warm by this time and David was ready to cool down.  The rope bridges and various platforms are so much for hot kiddos to play on, and they are surprised by sporadic "eruptions" of water that cool them off and fill the air with screams of delight! (Note: Kids must have close toed shoes on to play at Geyser Towers.)  We like to end our day at Geyser Towers so David can go straight to the car and change into dry clothes!

As we were leaving, we decided on an impulse to visit the Antebellum Plantation & Farmyard, located right off the road we take to exit Stone Mountain.  I have been visiting Stone Mountain since I was a kid, and I don't know that I've ever taken the time to visit the Plantation.  I am so thrilled we took the time to do so this visit! We've been missing out on a hidden gem at SMP.

You enter this part of the park through a general store.  If you purchased an Adventure Pass for all of the fun over at Crossroads, then you may also explore the Plantation area with no additional charge.  If not, you can purchase a pass just for the Plantation.   You get to take a self guided tour through a collection of original buildings from Georgia, built between 1783 and 1875.  All were moved to SMP, carefully restored and furnished with period furniture and accessories.  The plantation homes are beautiful.   I think I should have lived during the Antebellum era - this speaks to my heart! The homes and their furnishings were just lovely.

The slave cabins, cookhouse and doctor's cabin were very interesting to see and read about.  The gardens are lovely.  We enjoyed ducking under the shady canopy of a huge magnolia tree - it was so much cooler under the shade!

We also ducked into the barnyard for a visit.  I quickly found out that there is one young goat who really, really likes pink - whether shirt, bag, shoes - he will find you if you have pink on! He had half my shirt in his mouth before I even realized it, lol! So don't wear pink! :)    Keep an eye out for this one:

We loved that the rest of the goats were all together on the path enjoying a nap in the sunshine. They patiently let my boy brush them.  There were also little piggies and lambs to see. 

This garden of herbs had signs explaining what each was used for medicinally.  Loved it!

After we spent about an hour wandering around the various buildings and gardens, we were pooped.  We could have stayed for the Laser Show, but we were so tired!  

So instead, we got in the van and headed north, back to our part of town.  We had spent the most delightful day at Stone Mountain Park during our Spring Break staycation!  Can't wait to see what they have to offer this summer, and over the holidays! It is one of Atlanta's best destinations for family fun!

Stone Mountain Park offers a variety of value-priced options for families to enjoy the park and the special SFB activities. 

Adventure Pass

$28 Adults/$22 Children 3-11 (tax not included)

Includes all of the SFB activities and other popular attractions such as the new Journey 2: The

Mysterious Island – The 4-D Experience, Geyser Towers^®, Sky Hike^®, the Summit Skyride, the

Great Locomotive Chase Adventure Golf, The Great Barn^®, Scenic Railroad, the Antebellum

Plantation & Farmyard and Memorial Hall Museum.

Mountain Membership Annual Pass

$56 Adults /$44 Children 3-11 (tax not included)

Pays for itself in two visits. An annual pass lets families come again and again throughout the

year to take advantage of the park’s attractions, special events and exclusive discounts. 

Family Value Pass

$125 for a family of four (tax not included).

Saves families 30 percent. Sold exclusively online, pass includes Adventure Passes, meal tickets

and complimentary cups with unlimited refills all day.

Families may also enjoy great vacation and staycation accommodations right inside the Park at two Marriott hotels. Family Escape Packages, beginning at $189 a night, include a one-night stay at the Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort or Stone Mountain Inn, 2-day Adventure Passes and breakfast.

Listed in Frommer’s 500 Places to Visit with Your Kids Before They Grow Up and cited by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as one of “35 Natural Wonders in Georgia You Must See”, Stone Mountain Park is located 16 miles east of downtown Atlanta. To get to the park, take I-285 to Exit 39B, Hwy. 78 East. Stone Mountain Park is Exit 8 on Hwy. 78. More information on Spring FUN Break, Stone Mountain Park attractions and hours of operation is available at www.stonemountainpark.com or by calling 770-498-5690.

Disclaimer: I was provided free passes to SMP in order to review the shows and attractions for the blog.  No other compensation was received and as always, all opinion are my own!

Spring FUN Break at Stone Mountain Park

Got the kiddos home from school this week? Or just looking for something fun to do this weekend? You've got to head over to Stone Mountain Park to see what's during their Spring FUN Break! David & I were there yesterday and had the most FUN day!

First we visited the Great Barn.  It is ALWAYS one of David's favorite destinations at SMP.  It's a 4 story building where kids gather fruits (foam balls) in bags to harvest.  If you go upstairs there are interactive stations to put the fruits, or you can shoot them across the barn or down on people below!  There are also slides and bridges and other fun stuff to check out up there.  We stayed for about 20 minutes and had a great time!  

Next we went to see the new 4D movie,  Journey 2: The Mysterious Island – The 4-D Experience.   
This 12 minute sequel to Journey to the Center of the Earth engages guests through a 3-D film featuring spectacular 4-D special effects.  Sean Anderson (Josh Hutcherson) partners with his mom's husband (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson) on a mission to find his grandfather (Michael Caine), who is thought to be missing on a mythical island.  Together with a helicopter pilot (Luis Guzman) and his beautiful daughter (Vanessa Hudgens) they embark on an amazing voyage and find incredible beauty amidst grave danger.  

This movie experience is AWESOME.  But it is one of the most intense movies I've seen at SMP.  I do know when my nephews visited the park last week and saw the film they were a little frightened. (ages 3 & 7)  The family behind us had to take their small (preschool age) son out during the film, too.  It is loud, and there are giant creatures coming right at you! (spider, lizard & electric eel). Oh, and you will get wet! Wetter than during the Polar Express and other movies I've seen there.  So keep your phone & camera covered up!  Even so, it was really good!  Loved it enough that if we'd had time, we would have gone again!

We decided to take a train ride after the movie.  Usually we take the train in the dark when we are there for Christmas so it was really fun to see the beautiful features of the land surrounding the mountain for a change! The cars are open so the breeze was fabulous.  We sat in the back car and had a great time.   Except for the pollen. It's bad this week in Atlanta.  Still, the train was still a great way to spend time with my son!

Lunch time!  We tried the new Campfire Grill, which replaced the popular Miss Katie's Restaurant.

It was a blast! Super kid-friendly.  The servers interact with the kids, having them look for animal tracks painted on the floor and table, identifying them and marking them off on their kid's menu.

 There was a bucket on the table that contained crayons, various animal track cards to use in making crayon rubbings, and cards with game ideas to keep kids busy.

 Kids can choose from typical kid-friendly offerings, and I liked that David's grilled cheese came with both fries AND applesauce.   I chose the grilled chicken skewer meal, served over roasted vegetables.  While waiting, our server brought us warm cheddar herb biscuits that were delicious!

Our food arrived in cast iron skillets - a cute, camp-y touch.

 Mine had roasted carrots, potatoes, celery, onions, parsnips and more.  The chicken was grilled perfectly and tasted so good!

David loved his sandwich too!!

We decided to split a dessert and chose the Campfire S'mores Skillet.  Yum!

The decor in the restaurant is quite different from Miss Katie's.  Now each table is a campsite - complete with tent over the tabletop, a flickering lantern, and the aforementioned animal tracks and bucket of fun stuff for kids.  There are faux campfires placed on ledges above the tables throughout the restaurant.  It felt very fun and family-friendly inside.

Stay tuned for part two of our day at Stone Mountain's Spring FUN Break tomorrow.  Find out about baby animals, zip line fun and a barnyard full of animals to pet! 

Date/Time: March 30 - April 13, 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Lasershow, March 30 - April 13, 8:30 p.m.

Location: Crossroads^® at the base of Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain Park offers a variety of value-priced options for families to enjoy the park and the special SFB activities. 

Adventure Pass

$28 Adults/$22 Children 3-11 (tax not included)

Includes all of the SFB activities and other popular attractions such as the new Journey 2: The

Mysterious Island – The 4-D Experience, Geyser Towers^®, Sky Hike^®, the Summit Skyride, the

Great Locomotive Chase Adventure Golf, The Great Barn^®, Scenic Railroad, the Antebellum

Plantation & Farmyard and Memorial Hall Museum.

Mountain Membership Annual Pass

$56 Adults /$44 Children 3-11 (tax not included)

Pays for itself in two visits. An annual pass lets families come again and again throughout the

year to take advantage of the park’s attractions, special events and exclusive discounts. 

Family Value Pass

$125 for a family of four (tax not included).

Saves families 30 percent. Sold exclusively online, pass includes Adventure Passes, meal tickets

and complimentary cups with unlimited refills all day.

Families may also enjoy great vacation and staycation accommodations right inside the Park at two Marriott hotels. Family Escape Packages, beginning at $189 a night, include a one-night stay at the Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort or Stone Mountain Inn, 2-day Adventure Passes and breakfast.

Listed in Frommer’s 500 Places to Visit with Your Kids Before They Grow Up and cited by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as one of “35 Natural Wonders in Georgia You Must See”, Stone Mountain Park is located 16 miles east of downtown Atlanta. To get to the park, take I-285 to Exit 39B, Hwy. 78 East. Stone Mountain Park is Exit 8 on Hwy. 78. More information on Spring FUN Break, Stone Mountain Park attractions and hours of operation is available at www.stonemountainpark.com or by calling 770-498-5690.

Disclaimer:  I received free entry into the park in order to review it for my blog.  No other compensation was received and all opinions expressed are my own !

Titanic Iceberg Hunt ~ Atlantic Station 4/13/13

Atlanta friends, looking for something fun to do next weekend (April 13)? Check out this interactive scavenger hunt - 10 prizes (vouchers for 2 free tix to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition.) will be hidden in mini-icebergs!  Sounds like mucho fun!

WHO:             Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition

WHAT:           Titanic, the world’s largest and most iconic Ship, sank on April 15, 1912 after colliding with an iceberg. With 2013 as the 101-year anniversary, Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is hosting an iceberg hunt around Atlantic Station. Participants will gather in Atlantic Station’s Central Park to hunt for ten mini-icebergs containing vouchers for two free tickets to the exhibition. 

 Clues will be Tweeted throughout the hunt via @RMS_Titanic_Inc with the hashtag #iceberghunt.    Visitors can also enjoy a live ice-sculpting demonstration, as a giant iceberg forms right before their eyes. Don't worry, if you aren’t able to find the icebergs, you can still purchase tickets at the Exhibition Box office, online at www.TitanicAtlanta.com or by calling 866-866-8265.

WHEN:           April 13, 1:00-3:00 p.m.

WHERE:         Atlantic Station – Central Park

                        18^th Street Northwest

                        Atlanta, GA 30363

                         

WEBSITE:      www.TitanicAtlanta.com