Thrillz Atlanta Opens Near Spaghetti Junction

ATLANTANS looking for year-round thrills without leaving the metro area have a new destination. Thrillz Atlanta, billed as a first-of-its-kind indoor adrenaline park, officially opened Thursday, July 23, 2026, at 4280 Northeast Expressway in Atlanta (just off Spaghetti Junction).

Thrillz Atlanta, a first-of-its-kind indoor adrenaline park, is now open near Spaghetti Junction

The massive, next-generation venue spans about 56,000 square feet with high ceilings and combines the feel of an amusement park, an action park, and an immersive entertainment space under one roof. Organizers say nothing quite like it exists elsewhere in the country, pointing to the scale, the mix of attractions, and several features unique or rare in the United States.

Highlights include a 35-foot mega slide tower (described as the only one of its kind in North America), a roughly 40-foot drop tower, an interactive climbing wall rising nearly 40 feet with stuntman-style airbags below.

For the pint-sized acrobats, there are wall-to-wall trampolines, ninja-style obstacle courses over giant airbags, a zip line, inflatable sports courts, a spinning coaster, the Rush 360 pendulum ride that flips and spins, laser tag in a jungle-themed arena, duckpin bowling, an arcade, and two virtual-reality experiences—including a Grave Digger Monster Jam simulation that is among only a handful in the country, plus a VR coaster option.

Younger visitors have dedicated spaces: a 10,000-square-foot soft-play jungle gym for ages 4–10 and a toddler zone for ages 0–4. There are also party rooms, a café offering pizza, chicken tenders and other snacks, and smart wristbands that track time and activity for a gamified experience.

“This is a massive, next-generation indoor experience that combines the feel of an amusement park, an action park, and an immersive entertainment venue all under one roof,” promotional materials note. “What makes it stand out is the sheer scale and mix of attractions, and a lineup that in several cases does not exist anywhere else in the United States.”

Thrillz is the third location for the brand (following sites in Connecticut and Pennsylvania) and is presented as the fullest realization of the concept developed by founders Rob and Lisa Cannon. Company representatives have said Atlanta’s energetic, family-oriented population made it a natural fit for an ambitious indoor option.

Hours and tickets
Current operating hours are generally Monday–Thursday noon–8 p.m., Friday noon–10 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.–10 p.m., and Sunday 10 a.m.–8 p.m. (subject to change for holidays or events).

Admission is primarily time-based for adventure attractions (trampolines, slides, obstacles, sports courts) with separate or bundled options for carnival-style and VR rides. Weekday adventure packages start around $25 for 60 minutes (higher on weekends), with junior, toddler, laser-tag, and multi-ride options available. Full current pricing and tickets are on the park’s website.

Thrillz Atlanta is open now for walk-ins and reservations. For the latest details, hours, height requirements, and tickets, visit thrillzparks.com/atlanta-ga or call 470-706-6609.

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