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As Atlanta’s go-to source for local news and events, we’re excited to bring you this comprehensive guide to catching today’s College Football Playoff (CFP) quarterfinal action.
With the expanded 12-team format in full swing, January 1 marks a thrilling triple-header of games that could shape the path to the national championship.
Local fans have extra reason to tune in, as the Georgia Bulldogs take center stage in the evening matchup against Ole Miss in the Sugar Bowl. Whether you’re watching from home, streaming on the go, or joining a lively watch party in the city, we’ve got all the details you need to make the most of game day.
Today’s CFP Quarterfinal Schedule
The quarterfinals kicked off yesterday with the Cotton Bowl, but today’s slate features three high-stakes games broadcast exclusively on ESPN. Here’s the lineup:
- Capital One Orange Bowl: No. 4 Texas Tech Red Raiders vs. No. 5 Oregon Ducks
Kickoff: 12:00 p.m. ET
Location: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida
This early game pits a defensive-minded Texas Tech squad against Oregon’s high-powered offense in what promises to be a stylistic clash. 13 - Rose Bowl Game Presented by Prudential: No. 1 Indiana Hoosiers vs. No. 9 Alabama Crimson Tide
Kickoff: 4:00 p.m. ET
Location: Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena, California
Top-seeded Indiana, riding an undefeated season, faces a battle-tested Alabama team looking to upset the bracket in the iconic “Granddaddy of Them All.” 1 - Allstate Sugar Bowl: No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs vs. No. 6 Ole Miss Rebels
Kickoff: 8:00 p.m. ET
Location: Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana
This SEC showdown has massive local appeal for Atlanta-area fans, with Georgia aiming to advance under head coach Kirby Smart against Lane Kiffin’s explosive Ole Miss squad. Expect fireworks in a game that’s just a short drive from home for many Dawgs supporters. 30
All times are Eastern, and weather shouldn’t be a factor since the Orange and Sugar Bowls are indoors, while the Rose Bowl’s Southern California setting typically offers clear skies.
How to Watch on TV and Cable in Atlanta
If you’re settling in at home, ESPN is your one-stop channel for all three games. In the Atlanta metro area, here’s where to find it on major providers:
- Comcast Xfinity: Channel 35 (SD) or 835 (HD)
- AT&T U-verse: Channel 602 (SD) or 1602 (HD)
- Spectrum: Channel 31 (SD) or 131 (HD)
- DirecTV: Channel 206
- Dish Network: Channel 140
For over-the-air viewers, ESPN isn’t available without cable, but you can check local affiliates for any simulcasts (though unlikely for CFP games). If you have a smart TV, download the ESPN app and log in with your cable credentials for seamless viewing.
Announcers for the day include Sean McDonough and Greg McElroy on the call for the Sugar Bowl, with Molly McGrath on the sidelines—familiar voices for SEC fans.
Streaming Options
Cord-cutters rejoice: There are plenty of ways to stream the games without traditional cable. All CFP action is available live on the ESPN app or ESPN.com, but you’ll need a subscription or login from a participating provider. Here’s a breakdown of popular services that carry ESPN:
- ESPN App/ESPN Unlimited: Free with a cable login or as part of select pay-TV packages like Hulu + Live TV or YouTube TV. This is the most direct way to stream on your phone, tablet, or smart device.
- Fubo: Starts at $79.99/month; includes ESPN and offers a free trial. Great for sports fans with 4K streaming options for select games.
- Hulu + Live TV: $76.99/month; bundles ESPN with Disney+ and Hulu for added value.
- YouTube TV: $72.99/month; user-friendly interface and unlimited DVR.
- Sling TV (Orange Plan): $40/month; the cheapest option that includes ESPN, perfect if you’re just in it for college football.
- DirecTV Stream: $69.99/month; solid for Atlanta locals with regional sports add-ons.
For international viewers or those traveling, a VPN like ExpressVPN can help access U.S. streams. Note that blackouts are rare for national CFP broadcasts, but always check your service’s app for confirmation.
Local Watch Parties and Best Bars in Atlanta
Nothing beats the energy of watching with fellow fans, especially for the Georgia game. Atlanta’s sports bar scene is buzzing today, with many spots decked out in red and black. Here are some top recommendations based on local vibes, screen setups, and game-day specials:
- Park Tavern in Piedmont Park: Hosting a “Hair of the Dawg” New Year’s Day Watch Party with massive indoor/outdoor screens, sound on for all games, bottomless mimosas, and a heated patio. Doors open at 11 a.m.—perfect for the full slate. Expect a mix of CFP fans and locals recovering from New Year’s Eve.
- The Nook on Piedmont Park: A go-to for college football with multiple TVs, a covered patio, and game-day eats like totchos. It’s especially popular among out-of-town alumni groups.
- Marlow’s Tavern (Multiple Locations, e.g., Vinings or Midtown): Upscale pub fare with plenty of screens. Their Cumberland location is a hotspot for SEC games, offering specials like $5 drafts during touchdowns.
- Woofs Atlanta (Midtown): A lively sports bar with 30+ TVs, known for its inclusive atmosphere and strong drinks. Great for groups watching the entire day.
- Wicked Wolf (Downtown): High-energy spot with giant projectors, wings, and beer towers. It’s a favorite for big games, with no cover charge today.
- AMG Lounge (Buckhead): Newer venue with top ratings for NFL watch parties, but equally suited for CFP—think plush seating and craft cocktails.
- College Football Hall of Fame (Downtown Atlanta): Not just a museum— they’re hosting a free viewing event in their atrium with big screens, interactive exhibits, and food trucks. A family-friendly option to catch the games while soaking in football history.
For Georgia-specific watch parties, check alumni groups like the Atlanta Dawg Club, which often gathers at spots like Hudson Grille in Midtown. Reservations are recommended, as spots fill up fast on playoff days.
If you’re hosting at home, local spots like Your 3rd Spot in West Midtown offer takeout packages with game-ready platters.
Radio and Audio Options
If you’re driving around Atlanta or prefer audio commentary, tune in via radio:
- National Broadcast: ESPN Radio (available on SiriusXM Channel 80 or the ESPN app) with full coverage of all games.
- Local for Georgia Game: The Bulldogs’ flagship station is 680 The Fan (WXIA-AM) in Atlanta, with Scott Howard, Eric Zeier, and D.J. Shockley on the call. Stream via the Georgia Bulldogs app or TuneIn.
- Ole Miss Feed: For Rebels fans, check 97.3 FM in Atlanta affiliates or the Ole Miss Sports Network app.
Additional Tips for Atlanta Fans
- Traffic and Parking: If heading to a bar near Piedmont Park or Downtown, use MARTA or rideshares—post-New Year’s traffic could be heavy, especially around evening rush for the Sugar Bowl.
- Betting and Odds: Georgia is favored by 6.5 points with an over/under of 55.5—check apps like FanDuel or DraftKings for live lines (legal in Georgia via mobile).
- Family-Friendly Viewing: The College Football Hall of Fame event is ideal for kids, or stream at home with ESPN’s multi-view feature to flip between games.
- Post-Game Coverage: Stick with us here at AtlantaFi.com for recaps, highlights, and analysis—especially if Georgia advances to the semifinals at the Peach Bowl on January 9 right here in Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Whether you’re a die-hard Dawg or just love the playoff drama, today’s games are must-see TV. Go Bulldogs, and happy New Year from all of us in Atlanta!
- Capital One Orange Bowl: No. 4 Texas Tech Red Raiders vs. No. 5 Oregon Ducks
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The Atlanta Falcons showed out with a thrilling 27-24 win over the playoff-bound LA Rams on Monday Night Football. The victory energized the Dirty Bird fanbase, even though Atlanta is officially out of the playoff race.
In this article, we’ll share the 2025 Atlanta Falcons schedule as well as an analysis of each game, which we’ll attend in person.
2025 Atlanta Falcons Schedule
The Falcons have some great games on their schedule, including a Monday Night Football (MNF) showdown and two Sunday Night Football (SNF) games. Another highlight is their Week 10 game against the Indianapolis Colts, which will be played in Berlin, Germany, at Olympic Stadium.
Week Opponent Date and Time (EST) Score (Falcons vs. Opponent) 1 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sun, Sep 7, 1:00 PM L 20-23 2 @ Minnesota Vikings Sun, Sep 14, 8:20 PM (SNF) W 22-6 3 @ Carolina Panthers Sun, Sep 21, 1:00 PM L 0-30 4 Washington Commanders Sun, Sep 28, 1:00 PM W 34-27 5 BYE WEEK 6 Buffalo Bills Mon, Oct 13, 8:15 PM (MNF) W 24-14 7 @ San Francisco 49ers Sun, Oct 19, 8:20 PM (SNF) L 10-20 8 Miami Dolphins Sun, Oct 26, 1:00 PM L 10-34 9 @ New England Patriots Sun, Nov 2, 1:00 PM L 23-24 10 @ Indianapolis Colts (Berlin) Sun, Nov 9, 9:30 AM L 25-31 11 Carolina Panthers Sun, Nov 16, 1:00 PM L 27-30 12 @ New Orleans Saints Sun, Nov 23, 4:25 PM W 24-10 13 @ New York Jets Sun, Nov 30, 1:00 PM L 24-27 14 Seattle Seahawks Sun, Dec 7, 1:00 PM L 9-37 15 @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers Thu, Dec 11, 8:15 PM (TNF) W 29-28 16 @ Arizona Cardinals Sun, Dec 21, 4:05 PM W 26-19 17 Los Angeles Rams Mon, Dec 29, 8:15 PM (MNF) W 27-24 18 @ New Orleans Saints Sat/Sun, Jan 3/4, TBD How Will the Falcons Do In 2025?
Below is a week-by-week breakdown of their opponents, based on the official schedule, along with an analysis of whether the Falcons are likely to win or lose each game and the reasoning behind each prediction.
The analysis considers the Falcons’ strengths (e.g., offensive firepower with Michael Penix Jr., Drake London, and Bijan Robinson; improved defense with draft picks like Jalon Walker and James Pearce Jr.), weaknesses (e.g., unproven quarterback in Penix, defensive pass rush concerns), and opponent dynamics (e.g., 2024 performance, roster changes, and coaching).
The Falcons’ 2025 strength of schedule is the fourth-easiest in the NFL, per Sharp Football Analysis, with opponents having a .478 winning percentage from 2024, which could favor Atlanta.
With that being said, don’t expect Penix to change who he is.
Atlanta Falcons 2025 Schedule and Game-by-Game Analysis
As the full-time starter, Penix’s ability to manage games and avoid turnovers is critical. His 2024 cameo (1-2 record) showed promise but inconsistency.
With elite weapons like London, Robinson, and Pitts, he has the tools to succeed, but his inexperience against top defenses (e.g., Bills, 49ers) could lead to losses
Week 1: Falcons, 20-Tampa Bay 23
Despite a valiant fourth-quarter comeback led by second-year quarterback Michael Penix Jr., the Falcons couldn’t overcome a resilient Buccaneers squad, leaving Atlanta fans with a familiar sting of what might have been.
Kicking off the season at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the Falcons welcomed divisional rival Tampa Bay with fireworks – literally, as the pregame show lit up the sky. Michael Penix Jr., in his first full NFL start, dazzled with 298 passing yards, carving up the Bucs secondary like a Thanksgiving turkey. Bijan Robinson powered through for 100 rushing yards, looking every bit the franchise RB we hoped for.
But a late interception by Penix stalled a game-tying drive, and Tampa’s kicker nailed a 52-yarder as time expired. Drake London snagged 55 receiving yards in a gritty effort, but the defense couldn’t stop Baker Mayfield’s scrambling. A tough 3-point pill to swallow in front of a raucous home crowd. Read up on the game.
Week 2: Falcons, 22; Minnesota Vikings, 6
Facing the Vikings in primetime on the road was a tough early test. Minnesota, a second-place finisher in the NFC North in 2024, boasted a potent offense led by Justin Jefferson and a defense that ranked top-10 in points allowed last season.
Atlanta bounced back big in Minnesota, turning U.S. Bank Stadium into a Falcons fan outpost. Penix was efficient if not spectacular (135 yards), but the real hero was Robinson, who bulldozed for 143 yards and a TD, gashing a Vikings run D that couldn’t keep up.
The Falcons’ defense, led by Jessie Bates III’s two picks, smothered Sam Darnold all day, holding Minnesota to field goals only. London added 49 receiving yards, and a pick-six from A.J. Terrell sealed the shutout vibe. First win on the board – Dirty Birds fly high!
Penix, still adjusting as a starter, struggled against Brian Flores’ blitz-heavy scheme, especially with Atlanta’s offensive line facing pressure. The Falcons’ defense rose to the occasion, flustering JJ McCarthy all night. Falcons win as kicker Parker Romo goes 5-for-5.
Week 3: Falcons 0; Carolina Panthers, 30
Oof. Down in Charlotte, the Falcons laid a total egg against a Panthers team everyone circled as an easy W. Penix managed 172 passing yards, but the O-line crumbled, sacking him five times and turning every drive into a three-and-out. Robinson scraped together 72 rushing yards before the mercy rule vibes set in, and London was quiet at 55 yards. Bryce Young lit up Atlanta’s secondary for 300+ yards and three scores, exposing coverage gaps.
A shutout loss to a sub-.500 foe? Not the statement we needed. Time to regroup. The Panthers, a perennial NFC South bottom-dweller, are still rebuilding, but they didn’t show it on this day.
Week Falcons 34, Washington Commanders 27
The Commanders, second-place finishers in the NFC East in 2024, were without Jayden Daniels and that was all the leeway the Falcons needed. Penix mastered Dan Quinn’s aggressive defense, using the momentum and Atlanta’s defensive playmaking to steal a tight game.
Back home, the Falcons hosted Washington and delivered a shootout for the ages. Penix Jr. owned the day with 313 passing yards and two TDs, syncing perfectly with London’s breakout 110-yard, one-score performance.
Robinson grinded out 75 yards, but it was the defense’s late stands – including a goal-line stop – that preserved the lead. Jayden Daniels kept it close for the Commanders, but Atlanta’s red-zone efficiency (3-for-3 TDs) proved decisive. 34 points at home? That’s the explosive offense Raheem Morris envisioned. Rise Up indeed.
Week 5: Bye Week
Week 6: Falcons 24, Buffalo 14
The Atlanta Falcons delivered a statement performance on Monday Night Football, dismantling the Buffalo Bills 24-14 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in a game that had Red and Black faithful roaring from the opening kickoff.
With explosive runs, precise passing, and an opportunistic defense, the Falcons improved to 3-2 on the season, marking their second straight victory over a playoff team from last year. Quarterback Michael Penix Jr. shone in his steady command of the offense, while the run game terrorized Buffalo’s defense. As the city buzzes with excitement heading into a pivotal matchup against the 49ers, here are five key takeaways from the thrilling upset.
After the bye, the Falcons hosted Buffalo on Monday Night Football under the lights – and what a show. Penix tossed for 250 yards, but Robinson stole the spotlight with a monster 170 rushing yards and two TDs, wearing down Buffalo’s front like he was back at Texas.
London exploded for 158 receiving yards, including a 60-yard bomb that had the Dome erupting. Josh Allen managed a late garbage-time score, but Atlanta’s secondary, anchored by Mike Hughes, forced two turnovers. A statement win against an AFC contender – Atlanta’s feeling dangerous.
Week 7: San Francisco 49ers 20, Falcons 10
The 49ers, despite occasional inconsistency, remain NFC contenders with Kyle Shanahan’s offensive genius and a strong front seven. They showed it against the Falcons, with relentless pressure on Penix from Nick Bosa and company.
On the road against the defending champs, the Falcons hung tough early but faded late in Santa Clara. Penix threw for 241 yards, spreading the ball to Mooney (68 yards) amid London’s quiet night. Robinson was bottled up at 40 yards by Nick Bosa & Co., and the run game sputtered
Brock Purdy diced up the secondary for 280 yards, and the Niners’ ground attack chewed clock. A fumble returned for TD sealed it. Competitive, but not enough – back to the drawing board.
Week 8: Miami Dolphins 34, Falcons 10
The Dolphins, led by Tua Tagovailoa, shocked the NFL on Oct. 26 with a 34-10 blowout of the Falcons, which nobody saw coming. Despite Atlanta’s home advantage and improving defensive front, Tua moved the ball with relative ease and the Dolphins’ defense was opportunistic from the start.
Hosting Miami’s speed demons, Atlanta got torched by Tua Tagovailoa’s quick game. Cousins, making his Falcons debut, went 173 yards with a TD to Pitts (59 yards), but the O-line allowed four sacks, and Robinson managed just 25 yards on the turf.
The Fins’ no-huddle offense gassed the defense, racking up 400+ yards. Tyreek Hill’s 150-yard day was a nightmare. A blowout at home stings – questions swirling about the scheme.
Week 9: at New England Patriots 24, Falcons 23
The Patriots, under Mike Vrabel, are supposed to be in rebuilding mode with quarterback Drake Maye — but nobody told New England’s defense, which limited Penix and Bijan Robinson to control the clock. The Falcons’ pass rush, with Pearce and Walker, couldn’t contain New England’s offensive line, leading to a 24-23 loss for the Falcons on the road.
The defense forced two turnovers, but Drake Maye’s rookie magic included a game-winning drive capped by a field goal. Atlanta had the ball last, down 3, but Penix’s overthrow ended it. So close – the NFC East rivalry feels cursed.
Week 10: Indianapolis Colts 31, Falcons 25 (OT)
The international game pitted Atlanta against a Colts team with quarterback Daniel Jones. The neutral site in Berlin was no help for Atlanta which fought back to tie the score in the final minutes but couldn’t stop Indy from tying it up in regulation. In overtime, the Falcons got the ball first, but couldn’t convert. The Colts drove down the field and won the game.
In a Berlin showdown (yes, NFL went international again), the Falcons pushed Indy to extras but fell short. Penix passed for 177 yards, while Robinson’s 84 rushing yards kept drives alive. London shone with 104 yards, including a circus catch. Daniel Jones wore down Atlanta’s front, forcing OT. Falcons fought, but overseas travel curse strikes again.
Week 11: Bye Week
Analysis: The early bye (earliest since 2017) allows Atlanta to rest and refine their game plan, critical for Penix’s development and defensive adjustments under Jeff Ulbrich.
Week 12: New Orleans Saints 24, Falcons 10
Finally, a divisional dub! In the Caesars Superdome, Cousins steadied the ship with 199 yards and a TD, while Robinson’s 70 yards set up Mooney’s 74-yard breakout.
The Falcons’ pass rush harassed the Saints into multiple mistakes. A dominant second half turned a close game into a rout. NFC South? We’re back in it, baby.
The Saints, in rebuild mode with young quarterback Tyler Shough, were vulnerable and Atlanta took advantage. Atlanta’s home dominance against New Orleans (4-2 in recent years) continued as Kirk Cousins threw over the top of the Saints defense to earn the victory.
Week 13: New York Jets 27, Falcons 24
(Away, Nov. 30, 1:00 p.m. ET) The Jets, with Tyrod Taylor at quarterback, made just enough plays to oust the Falcons in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Atlanta controlled the trenches early. Cousins threw for 234 yards, and Robinson dazzled with 142 rushing yards – his best since Week 6. Pitts hauled in 82 yards, but a late Jets TD run flipped the script. Despite a valiant effort, Atlanta fell.
Week 14: vs. Seattle Seahawks 37, Falcons 9
(Home, Dec. 7, 1:00 p.m. ET) This home-game matchup with Seattle was a must-win at home, but it was not to be. The Falcons’ lack of offensive firepower and poor road performance played into Seattle’s hands.
Up against the Seahawks’ front four, it was a defensive disaster. Cousins managed 162 yards, but the run game (Robinson 86 yards) couldn’t sustain. Rout city – time to lick wounds.
Week 15: Tampa Bay 28, Falcons 29
Short week, same foe – but revenge tasted sweet! Cousins erupted for 373 yards and three TDs, torching Tampa with Pitts’ career-night 152 yards (three scores). Robinson added 93 rushing yards for balance. Down 28-17 late, a 75-yard TD to Mooney and onside kick recovery flipped it. Baker Mayfield’s INT sealed the divisional split. Electric win – Falcons alive!
Week 16: vs. Seattle Seahawks (Home, Dec. 21, 4:25 p.m. ET)
Prediction: Win
Analysis: Seattle, with Sam Darnold at quarterback, is a middle-tier NFC West team. Atlanta’s home advantage and defensive improvements neutralize Seattle’s passing attack. Cousins, familiar with Darnold from his 2024 Vikings performance, avoids mistakes, and the Falcons’ run game controls the clock. Atlanta moves to 6-9, keeping playoff hopes alive.
Week 17: vs. Los Angeles Rams (Home, Dec. 29, Monday Night Football, 8:15 p.m. ET)
Prediction: Win
Analysis: This primetime matchup pits Raheem Morris and Zac Robinson against their former team. The Rams, led by Sean McVay, are formidable, the Birds will win.
Week 18: at New Orleans Saints (Away, Jan. 3/4, TBD)
Prediction: Win
Analysis: The season finale in New Orleans could decide the NFC South. The Saints, way out of playoff contention, lack the firepower to match Atlanta’s offense. Cousins, getting back into a groove, outshines New Orleans’ quarterback Tyler Shough, and the Falcons’ defense dominates.
How Will the Falcons’ Season End Up?
- Predicted Record: 8-9
Final Word
Can the Falcons show enough this year for owner Arthur Blank to keep Raheem Morris? It all depends on a lot of factors, including injuries, Cousins’ veteran play and the defense’s ability to turn the ball over.
The Falcons ranked 31st in sacks and 23rd in total defense in 2024, leading to Jimmy Lake’s firing. Jeff Ulbrich’s scheme, paired with draft picks Jalon Walker, James Pearce Jr., and Xavier Watts, aims to boost the pass rush and secondary. Success against mobile quarterbacks (e.g., Fields, Murray) and strong offenses (e.g., Buffalo, Miami) will determine their ceiling.
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As we kick off 2026, the first weekend of the year features a mix of lingering holiday vibes, winter festivals, and unique cultural happenings across the U.S.
With mild weather expected—highs in the upper 60s and lows around 50°F, mostly partly cloudy with no rain in the forecast—this is a perfect time to enjoy outdoor lights displays and indoor festivities. The holiday spirit is still going strong with dazzling lights shows, family-friendly puppetry, live music, and more.
We’ve focused on a mix of free and ticketed options across neighborhoods—grab your scarves and dive in! Here’s a roundup of some standout “cool” events to check out:
Atlanta Weekend Events: Friday, January 2
- Cirque du Soleil – Luzia: At Under The Big Top in Atlantic Station, shows at 3:30 PM and 7:00 PM. This breathtaking production blends acrobatics, dance, music, and stunning visuals for a surreal experience inspired by Mexican culture.
- Raheem DeVaughn Live: At City Winery – Atlanta, performances at 6:00 PM and 9:30 PM. Enjoy soulful R&B from this acclaimed artist in an intimate venue perfect for music lovers.
- Tacarra Williams Comedy Show: At ATL Comedy Theater in Norcross, sets at 7:00 PM and 10:00 PM. Catch hilarious stand-up from this rising comedian known for her sharp wit and relatable stories.
- Art Walk at Marietta Square: In Marietta Square, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Stroll through local art displays, galleries, and street performers while enjoying dining options—great for families or a casual night out.
- Brew Years Day at Gate City: At Gate City Brewing in Downtown Roswell, all day. A fun, all-ages party with craft beers, live music, and games to celebrate the new year in a laid-back brewery setting.
- Georgia Tech Women’s Basketball vs. Notre Dame: At McCamish Pavilion on the Georgia Tech campus, tip-off time TBA. Cheer on the Yellow Jackets in an exciting ACC matchup against a top rival.
Atlanta Weekend Events: Saturday, January 3
- Polar Opposite Peachtree Road Race: Starting at Piedmont Park and ending at Lenox Square, begins at 8:00 AM. This unique winter twist on the classic Peachtree Road Race runs the course in reverse through chilly Atlanta streets—perfect for runners or spectators. atlantamom.com
- Cirque du Soleil – Luzia: At Under The Big Top in Atlantic Station, shows at 3:30 PM and 7:00 PM. Dive into a world of acrobatic wonders and vibrant storytelling in this must-see circus spectacle.
- Georgia Tech Men’s Basketball vs. Boston College: At McCamish Pavilion on the Georgia Tech campus, starts at 2:00 PM. Watch the Yellow Jackets battle the Eagles in a high-energy college hoops game.
- Southern Soul Celebration: At Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, at 7:30 PM. Featuring King George, Tonio Armani, and T.K. Soul for a night of heartfelt soul music and powerful performances.
- Riverside EpiCenter 12-Year Celebration: At Riverside EpiCenter in Austell, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Free activities including a cardio dance class, career fair, kids’ basketball camp, volleyball clinic, and vendor marketplace for community fun.
- Soup – Band Performance: At Vinyl in Center Stage Theater, at 8:00 PM. Rock out with Collective Soul, Drivin’ N’ Cryin’, Ben Folds, and the Spin Doctors in a stacked lineup of alternative and rock hits.
- Paws, Claws & Tracks Hike: At Dunwoody Nature Center, from 11:00 AM to noon. A free guided family hike exploring animal tracks, scat, and habitats—ideal for nature enthusiasts ages 4 and up.
Atlanta Weekend Events: Sunday, January 4, 2026
- Frosty Fun in Duluth: In Downtown Duluth, from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Free family-friendly winter wrap-up with story times, crafts, bubbles, live music, and interactive activities.
- Freakin Freezin 5K: Location TBA in Atlanta, starts at 9:00 AM. A chilly fun run to kick off the year with themed costumes, post-race treats, and a festive atmosphere for all fitness levels.
- Cirque du Soleil – Luzia: At Under The Big Top in Atlantic Station, shows at 1:00 PM and 4:30 PM. Wrap up the weekend with this acrobatic extravaganza full of wonder and artistry.
- Atlanta Symphony Orchestra – Vivaldi’s Four Seasons: At Atlanta Symphony Hall, at 3:00 PM. Experience the timeless classical masterpiece performed live by the renowned orchestra in a beautiful venue.
- Mutts Gone Nuts: At Byers Theatre at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center, at 2:00 PM. A high-energy show featuring talented rescue dogs performing tricks, frisbee catches, and comedy routines for family entertainment.
IllumiNights at the Zoo: At Zoo Atlanta, evening hours (typically 5:30 PM onward). Stroll through illuminated wildlife displays and festive lights in this holiday tradition wrapping up soon—perfect for a magical night out.
Garden Lights, Holiday Nights: At Atlanta Botanical Garden, evening hours. Wander among millions of twinkling lights, sculptures, and displays in one of the city’s top winter attractions before it ends.
Traffic tip: Use MARTA for Midtown spots. What’s your pick? Drop us a line in the comments! Stay tuned for more updates.
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The Atlanta Falcons play the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football in Georgia’s largest city. With Kirk Cousins back under center, the question remains: Can the Falcons win it?
These games are always high-profile for the NFL and this is no different, with both teams vying for victory. Below, you’ll find all the details on how to watch their upcoming game and a look at the historical context of this storied matchup.
The Falcons are eager to see how their new team competes for the 2025 schedule wraps.
- Matchup: Atlanta Falcons (6-9) vs L.A. Rams (11-4)
- Date & Time: Monday, Dec. 29, 2025, at 8:25 p.m. ET
- Location: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Ga.
- Streaming: free at fubuTV
- TV Channel: Amazon Prime
If you want to see the game, or more accurately, watch the game on TV, you’ve got options, including streaming and more.
This article will go over some ways you can watch the Falcons for free.
Can I Stream The Falcons Game?
You can watch the Falcons games live throughout the season with YoutubeTV’s NFL Sunday Ticket, which costs $479.99 for the 2024 season. It includes access to over 160 out-of-market NFL games on Sunday afternoons. College students can get the subscription for $199.
Here are some ways you can never miss a down of Falcons football this season.
Watch On Cable TV
In Atlanta, you can usually watch the Falcons on FOX 5, which is the local TV affiliate in the market. You can watch the game for free across all devices — just sign in with your TV provider credentials.
Alternatively, you can buy a pretty cheap antenna for less than $20 to tune in local channels around your area.
Sign Up For A Streaming Service
You can watch the Falcons game for free at fubuTV, which has a 7-day trial. Watch immediately upon signup.
Watch On The Falcons App
Watch the games live on the official Falcons mobile app for iOS or Android. On the app, you can watch highlights, game previews and exclusive content from the team.
Watch On The NFL App
The NFL’s Mobile App (iOS and Android) has access to all your favorite games, including the Atlanta Falcons.
Once you download the app, you can tune in to live local and primetime games.
Falcons vs. Rams: A History
The Rams and Falcons have met frequently as NFC West rivals (pre-2002 realignment) and occasional playoff foes. The Rams lead the all-time regular-season series approximately 49-28-2.
Including playoffs, the Rams hold an edge overall, but the Falcons are undefeated in postseason matchups (around 2-0 or 3-0 depending on counts, with notable wins like 47-17 in 2004 wild card). Recent games have been competitive, with the series reflecting both teams’ ups and downs.
Final Word
The Falcons have often relied on their offensive firepower, with players like running back Bijan Robinson (1,286 yards, 12 TDs in 2024) and wide receiver Drake London (90 catches, 1,084 yards, 7 TDs in 2024). How will it go this year?
As an additional way, you can watch the Falcons for free (Prime Video) on Thursday Night Football.
It happens once this season, and you can read all about it.
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As 2025 draws to a close, Atlanta is buzzing with excitement for New Year’s Eve celebrations. From glamorous galas and family-friendly fireworks to underground bar crawls and themed soirees, the city offers something for every reveler.
Whether you’re looking to dance the night away under the sea or toast with champagne amid fireworks, here’s our roundup of the top NYE parties in Atlanta. We’ve curated this list based on popularity, uniqueness, and buzz around town. Remember to book tickets early—many events sell out fast!
Here Are The Best Atlanta New Year’s Eve Parties For 2025
It’s once again time to party into another year with your choice of New Year’s celebrations around Atlanta. From restaurants to bars to lounges and clubs, all these Atlanta establishments pull out all the stops and free Champagne for revelers to count down into the new year.
Do you want to know where to go for New Year’s Eve in Atlanta? Keep reading.
No Peach Drop In Downtown Atlanta This Year
Photo credit: Pixabay The Atlanta Peach Drop is not happening this weekend.
Atlanta New Year’s Eve Fireworks & Drone Show
Kick off the new year with a spectacular citywide display featuring drones forming peach shapes in the sky, followed by dazzling fireworks.
This free event is perfect for families or groups, with prime viewing spots in Downtown and Midtown Atlanta. The midnight countdown promises to light up the skyline in style.
Location: Multiple vantage points in Downtown/Midtown
Date/Time: Midnight on December 31, 20252. New Year’s Eve Celebration at Georgia Aquarium
Dive into 2026 with an after-hours party at the Georgia Aquarium, one of Atlanta’s iconic attractions. Enjoy premium open bars, food from Wolfgang Puck Catering, live DJs on dance floors, casino games, and a midnight countdown. It’s a Las Vegas-style bash surrounded by marine life—tickets start at $189 for members.
Location: 225 Baker St. NW
Date/Time: 9 p.m. on December 31, 2025New Year’s Eve Bash at The Battery Atlanta
Presented by Xfinity, The Battery NYE Bash features two sessions: an early family-friendly countdown with entertainment from 6-8 p.m., and a late-night party from 9 p.m. to midnight with live music, pyrotechnics, confetti, and fireworks.
Free parking available in select decks.
Location: 800 Battery Ave SE
Date/Time: December 31, 2025 (Early: 6-8 p.m.; Late: 9 p.m.-Midnight)Crawl ‘Til The Ball Falls: Atlanta NYE Bar Crawl
During the Crawl ‘Til the Ball Falls event, you get to hop between Midtown’s hottest spots with drink specials, champagne toasts, and a televised ball drop. Starting at Sebastian Pintxos Bar, the crawl visits bars like Casa Almenara and Wicked Wolf for a night of music and merriment.
Location: Starts at 818 Juniper St. NE (multiple venues)
Date/Time: 6 p.m.-2 a.m. on December 31, 2025Gucci Mane: “Mask’d & Ice’d” Concert
Hip-hop icon Gucci Mane teams up with the Atlanta Pops Orchestra for Mask’d & Ice’d, a unique symphonic performance to close out the year. This one-night-only event blends rap and classical music for an unforgettable vibe.
Location: Atlanta Symphony Hall, 1280 Peachtree St. NE
Date/Time: 7-11 p.m. on December 31, 20256. Gatsby’s Penthouse New Year’s Eve Party
Channel the Roaring ’20s at this themed penthouse bash with DJs, drinks, and a balloon drop. Dress in your finest flapper or fedora attire for a glamorous countdown on the 49th floor.
Location: Commerce Club Atlanta, 191 Peachtree Towers
Date/Time: 9 p.m. on December 31, 2025
Info: Event PagefNYE Disco Dreams at Your 3rd Spot
Photo credit: Punch Bowl Social Inspired by Studio 54, this party features DJs, disco dancers, social games, and a midnight balloon drop. It’s a fun, interactive way to groove into the new year.
Location: 400 Chattahoochee Row NW
Date/Time: 7 p.m.-1 a.m. on December 31, 2025
How to attend: Book here8. ’80s Prom NYE at Muchacho
Relive the ’80s with prom attire encouraged, DJs spinning hits, and a midnight toast. This nostalgic event is all about fun costumes and retro vibes.
Location: 904 Memorial Drive SE
Date/Time: 9 p.m.-1 a.m. on December 31, 2025
Event Page: Muchacho.NYE9. New Year’s Eve at Wicked Wolf
Enjoy a five-hour premium open bar, live DJs, and a midnight champagne toast. VIP packages available for an elevated experience at this lively venue.
Location: Wicked Wolf Atlanta
Date/Time: December 31, 2025
Event PageNYE ‘Staying Alive’ at Arnette’s Chop Shop
Get your disco fever on with ’70s and ’80s tunes, booze, and a countdown in the courtyard. This late-night party starts at 10 p.m. and goes into the early hours.
Location: 2700 Apple Valley Road
Date/Time: 10 p.m. on December 31, 2025Domaine NYE Party
Bring in the new year in style at an Atlanta luxury residence! To party, you must sign up here. The address will be emailed (to all ticket holders) or texted one before the event. Ticket purchase mandatory.
East Atlanta Treehouse
Come celebrate New Year’s Eve with us as we bid farewell to the old and welcome the new! Dress to impress! Our full bar will be open all night! FREE admission with RSVP!
Doors Open @ 8:00 pm. Event Time: 8:00 pm – 3:00 am.
* There is free parking in a lot behind the building and in a lot on the side of the building. There is also free street parking available.
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Looking to party in Midtown Atlanta? Whiskey Mistress is where it’s at this weekend. Come for the music, stay for the drinks and food.
Explore Atlanta At Your Own Pace
There are so many cool things happening in the city this and every week, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta to get started. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. Margaritaville, the Glenn Hotel and even Underground often has something cool going on! Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
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The annual Peach Drop event in downtown Atlanta won’t take place this year, Atlanta officials have said. Instead, there will be a drone show that can be seen from nearly anywhere in downtown Atlanta.
The changes come as several cities in the United States and abroad have canceled New Year’s Eve parties due to security concerns.
Atlanta Peach Drop Canceled; Drone Show Planned
For its part, the City of Atlanta cited that its exhibition budget sort of went to the hip-hop celebration in put on earlier in the fall to coincide with the 50th anniversary of hip-hop.
“This year, the City dedicated our resources to celebrating the 50th anniversary of Hip Hop and other local activities directly serving the community. While a worthy tradition in the past, the Peach Drop has not been an annual event since 2017. Each year is different, and we can always reevaluate next year,” a city of Atlanta spokesperson said in a statement.
The cancellation of the New Year’s Eve event means Atlanta residents and visitors will need to find another way to bring in the new year.
No matter if you want to catch a comedy club, go out for a night of cocktails and hookah, or go to the club, Atlanta has it all. And if you want to eat in a special place, Atlanta new restaurants continue to pop up every week!
Atlanta has so much to do that you need a curated guide to help you sort through it all. Make sure you subscribe to our #ATLHaps newsletter that gives you a weekly tab of Atlanta events you don’t want to miss.
Check out Atlanta’s top NYE parties to ring in 2026.
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As the holiday season sweeps through Atlanta, one of the city’s most magical winter attractions is back: Skate the Sky at The Roof atop Ponce City Market.
This rooftop ice skating rink offers stunning skyline views, festive vibes, and plenty of fun for families and friends. Whether you’re a seasoned skater or lacing up for the first time, here’s everything you need to know before you hit the ice.
If you want to see the most beautiful views of Atlanta on a cold winter and engage in fun activity, come to the Ponce City Market ice Skating Rink. Skate the Sky is the name of the game!
Ponce City Market Ice Skating Rink: What To Know
For a few years now, The Roof at Ponce City Market has been inviting guests to “Skate the Sky.” Who knew how popular it would become?
If you’re interested in going to the Ponce City Market skating rink, here’s what you need to now.
1. It’s Open Now Through Mid-February – But Closed on Christmas Day
Skate the Sky kicked off on November 28 and runs seven days a week through February 15, 2026. The rink is closed on December 25, 2025, so plan your visit accordingly. Hours generally align with The Roof’s schedule, opening in the afternoon on weekdays and earlier on weekends – check the official site for exact times, as they can vary.
Now, kids and parents alike clamor to the freight elevator to ascend 10 stories above the building for the Ponce City Market Ice Skating Rink.
Atop the market, the views are truly breathtaking as you can see the whole of Old Fourth Ward as well as the spokes of the Atlanta Beltline.
2. How Big Is The Ice Skating Rink?
The rink spans 3,500-square-feet, where guests can enter either as a walk-in from Skyline Park or from Nine Mile Station nearby.
Parents, guardians and other observers can watch rinkside as little ones circle for 50 minutes per session.
3. How Much Does It Cost To Skate?
Daily admission tickets start at just $7 to access to the rooftop.
Learn more about Skate the Sky pricing.
4. What’s Up With The Igloos?
The light-trimmed igloos are the highlight of the rooftop for couples and friends. If you’re 21 and over, you can rent the igloos and even choose from a limited menu and order bottle service.
Two of the more popular igloos include:
- The Next Level Up Igloo (luxury in the sky)
- The Cuddle Up Igloo (great for couples)
- Group Chat (for friends and BFFs)
- Glamping (think camping with glow lights all around)
5. How Much Do The Igloos Cost To Rent?
- Booked in 2-hour increments.
- Include entry, Igloo service, and S’mores bar
- Igloos are not private, share with strangers and make new friends.
- Food and beverage are available to purchase inside the igloo.
- We ask all guests who enter are 21 years or older with a valid ID.
Standard tickets are around $30 for adults and $22 for kids 12 and under (prices may vary slightly). This gets you 50 minutes on the ice (including skate rentals), general admission to The Roof, and unlimited access to games and rides at Skyline Park (weather permitting).
Sessions start hourly, so arrive early. Walk-ins are available, but booking ahead via Tock or the Ponce City Roof website is recommended, especially during peak holiday times.
5. What Are The Rink Hours?
The Ponce City Market Skating Rink is open this winter based on the following schedule:
- Sunday — 12pm to 9pm
- Monday through Wednesday — 3pm to 10pm
- Thursday through Saturday– 3pm to 11pm (21+ only access after 5pm on Friday & Saturday)
- The ice rink is available to rent for corporate events or holiday parties during the day
Watch This Skate The Sky Video
Final Word
With the weather getting cool, that’s a cue for some real cool fun in Atlanta, Georgia. Have you ever been atop Ponce City Market? Make it your business to visit soon.
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Atlantic Station is once again front and center as a winter wonderland with Skate the Station, the biggest outdoor ice-skating rink in metro Atlanta. Through January 19, visitors can strap on their skates and dive into holiday cheer right in the heart of Midtown.
This open-air rink features stunning skyline views, festive decorations, and a welcoming vibe for families that’s made it a beloved yearly tradition.
There are quite a few places to skate in Atlanta, but this is where you can ice skate!
This article will tell you everything you need to know about Skate the Station.
What Is Skate The Station?
Skate the Station is an ice skating rink in Atlanta’s Atlantic Station development. It usually kicks off right before the Thanksgiving holiday and runs through the new year.
If you decide to go, or even bring the kids, you’ll have a great time. Here’s what one parent says about Skate the Station:
“Freezing but so much fun! And the music was great. They could’ve let us off the rink for a few minutes to clean the ice but other than that it’s a great place for kids, friends, families and couples”How Much Does Skate The Station Cost?
Skate the Station participants must pay a fee to get on the ice. Here’s how much it costs:
- General admission tickets: $17
- Season passes: $90
- All ticket purchases include skate rentals.
What Time Does Skate The Station Open And Close?
If you’re planning on coming to Skate the Station, you’ll need to know the hours of operation. They are:
- Monday-Friday: 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
- Saturday: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
- Sunday: 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Holiday Schedule:
- Thanksgiving: 4pm-11pm
- Black Friday: 11am-11pm
- 12/20-12/23: 11am-11pm
- Christmas Eve: 11am-8pm
- Christmas Day: 4pm-11pm
- 12/26-12/30: 11am-11pm
- New Years Eve: 11am-8pm
- New Years Day: 4pm-11pm
- MLK Day/Last Day: 11am-11pm
Where Is Skate The Station Located?
Skate the Station is located at 1381 Market St NW, Atlanta, GA 30363. Here is a map to help you find it.
Final Word
You’re Atlanta weekend won’t be complete til you head to Skate the Station. This time of year is one for family and friends, and we can all use the extended connection. Why not take some time to get out of the house and have some fun?
Here are some things to do with children.
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Atlanta’s dining scene is buzzing with anticipation for 2026, especially with developments tied to the FIFA World Cup preparations in areas like South Downtown. There are quite a few talked-about restaurants that have plans to open in early 2026.
I’ve compiled a list of new Atlanta restaurants that grows regularly and you should send me ones I miss.
Check out these new food spots that have opened or are planning to open in Georgia’s largest city.
What New Atlanta Restaurants Are Opening in Early 2026?
This article will explore some of the best new eateries that have opened recently and what’s on the menu, including any favorites you should order.
Busy Bee Cafe (second location)
Photo credit: Busy Bee Cafe The iconic soul food spot known for its fried chicken is expanding to Atlantic Station. Read up on when Busy Bee is opening.
Koshu Club
From Castellucci Hospitality Group and chef J. Trent Harris (of Mujo), this Japanese supper club featuring slow-grilled meats and seasonal dishes is coming to Buckhead.
Broad Street BBQ
A new barbecue concept from the team behind Sammy’s sandwich shop, opening in South Downtown.
Sozou
A Japanese restaurant from the chef behind Umi, completing a trio of concepts in Midtown’s Ten Twenty building.
Bellwood Coffee (relocated location)
The coffee shop is moving its East Atlanta Village spot to a new home in Grant Park, taking over the former Bennett’s Market space.
Heritage Supper Club
Chef Demetrius Brown’s brick-and-mortar version of his popular supper club, focusing on creative dishes like West African-inspired plantains, in Summerhill. Read up on Heritage Supper Club’s opening.
Mule Train
A Southern restaurant emphasizing local, seasonal ingredients, from Michael and Shyretha Sheats , the creators of The Plate Sale pop-up, in South Downtown.
Seahorse Advisors
A potential members-only sushi spot from the team behind Muss & Turner’s and Roshambo, in the Borghese building.
The Jagger Suite
A rooftop lounge atop the new Moxy Hotel in Downtown Atlanta.
Other spots like Shake Shack in South Downtown and various concepts in Ponce City Market (e.g., Terminal 26 Thai seafood) are also eyed for 2026 openings, though some may lean later in the year.
Final Bite
If you’re a fan of crab cakes or even fried fish, Atlanta’s diverse dining scene has just what you need and more. And you can find a new food spot just about every weekend in Atlanta.
New Atlanta restaurants continue to pop up around Atlanta. The good news is that this has been a banner month for buzzworthy debuts, with a mix of Michelin-caliber spots, casual gems, and neighborhood glow-ups.
Aside from dining at the best new Atlanta restaurants, there are so many Atlanta events popping off every week it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest gatherings, Atlanta happenings, parties and more delivered to your inbox.
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Midtown’s pedestrian-friendly streets, centered around Peachtree Street and 10th Street, make it easy to hop between eateries, bars, and cafes. It’s a social hub where locals and visitors mingle, enhanced by proximity to cultural spots like the Fox Theatre and High Museum of Art.
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Atlanta, you’ve got the world’s busiest airport—Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (ATL)—right in your backyard. That means nonstop, affordable flights to sunny beaches, vibrant cities, and epic adventures all over the globe, without breaking the bank.
Whether you’re plotting a quick weekend escape to Orlando’s theme parks or eyeing a winter bargain to New York for Broadway lights, December is prime time for snagging deals. With holiday travel upon us, airlines like Delta, Spirit, Frontier, and Southwest are dropping fares to fill seats for January and beyond.
We dug through the latest from Kayak, Google Flights, Expedia, and more to round up the best steals departing from ATL. These fares are as low as $25 one-way, but they won’t stick around—book by mid-December for the biggest savings. Let’s dive in.
In this article, we’ll go over some effective ways to find low-cost airfare.
Book These Cheap Fares From Atlanta, Georgia
Cheap fares are in the order of the day right now for Southwest and a few other airlines.
Flights From Atlanta: New Orleans, NY, LA For Cheap
If you’re flying out of Hartsfield, here are some cheap flights you might not want to pass up. These are current as of December 2025.
From Atlanta Nonstop Airfare Starting From To Austin, TX Yes $99 To Baltimore / Washington, D.C. Yes $79 Chicago (Midway) Yes $79 Los Angeles Yes $99 New Orleans Yes $69 New York (LaGuardia) Yes $99 Oakland, CA Yes $99 San Diego Yes $99 Tampa Yes $49 Philadelphia Yes $79 See other dates on Southwest’s nationwide sale HERE.
To Atlanta is one of the most convenient places to travel to and from. A large part of that is because Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is so accessible.
Cheap Frontier Fares From Atlanta
Frontier Airlines is also running a sale out of Atlanta. Some one-way flights as as cheap as $39 (for Den members) and $49 (non-Den members). If you’re interested in flying Frontier, see the latest cheap fares here.
Frontier Airlines’ Year-Round Subscription
Frontier Airlines’ all-you-can-fly subscription plan allows you to pay one fee for unlimited flights within the year. The price of the Go Wild! Plan is now $799 for the first year and will auto-renew for $1,999 in the second year unless you cancel.
Needless to say, you can save a lot of money if you plan to fly a lot in the coming year. Book now though because Frontier just may raise the prices!
Before Your Trip…
Do You have a Travel Bag That Works?
There are good travel bags and there are bag travel bags. You’ll want one that fits the size of carry-on and checked bags.
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- Women’s Pink Weekender Travel Bag
- Plambag Canvas Duffle Bag
- Samsonite Checked Medium Bag
- Puma Men’s Contender Duffle Bag
- Rockland 19 inch Tote Bag
Final Word
Know the best times to book cheap flights. What we’re seeing now from Southwest is just a preview. Airfare prices are about to drop as more airlines battle for your vacation dollars.
Cheap flights in and out of Atlanta, Georgia, used to be as rare as a unicorn, but that’s not been the case of late. The major airlines have advertised some affordable low fares over the past couple weeks. All you have to do to take advantage is search for cheap fares.
Not only is it the world’s busiest airport, but it’s state-of-the-art in every way. If you’re interesting in traveling around Atlanta via car or even on scooter, here’s what to know. If you’re a Southwest fan, here’s how to save money with their Low Fare Calendar. There are some rare sales going on right now in the airline industry. If you’re traveling out or into Atlanta, these cheap flights are hard to pass up. More Articles Like This:
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