CNN Greece Review

highly recommended! great behind the scenes tour! learned alot!!

Love Kwan's! Good food for great prices and an awesome staff!

Very cool! We got to see multiple people doing there shows, which was interesting. I recommend going there again. The food court is decent if you have the time.

The food court is very quiet. Even just being in the food court to get a little ready for the tower.

Not much fascinating(Visited December 2016): I went on the tour with my husband. We missed the actual time of booking from our web reservation. They were kind enough to accommodate us the next day. But the tour wasn't worth it. The building was pretty cool. We got to see the places where the headlines are filmed and the news rooms. It was pretty cool but not anything we already know.

Very cool tour, very informative and interesting. Our guide Stephen was awesome and funny.

This tour was really cool. The most helpful advice I can provide is that if you need the tour translated, you will be given a written format in your requested language; so be sure and request those up front. :)

To visit to discover the studio and how CNN works
visit quite fast but very well organized

Food court have good fast food, a must see if visiting Atlanta.

Interesting, but a little short. Note that you may not see any television being broadcast.

The visit is very curious, although the most striking thing is the building

Its ok. Jus a television channel. Nothing more than that

Large food court, clean and friendly place for breakfast or lunch.

Mean staff. Big mistake. Many other things to do when visiting Atlanta.

Not worth 2 hours of your time or the money. This should be a free tour.

The guided visit to CNN center begins with the climb by the escalator suspended to the globe. You see from above the huge food court between the buildings. Photos and film about the company. Go to an empty scenario where you are told about teleprompter and chroma key. He sees employees working through the glass. Nothing exciting in 55 minutes.

I could not see much more than I thought, but I could see the progress of the news and the live broadcast.

I thought the VIP tour was unimpressive. We were tils we would meet producers, directors, or anchors that could tell us insight of working at CNN, but we didn't get that. The tour felt rushed with very little time to take photos...and supposedly you only have two opportunities at the beginning (I never heard of the photo ops). They need to update this tour and lighten up.

Imposing the environment, but expect concrete thing other studies as a means of communication. in short a living room with the possibility of knowing a television studio.

The guided tour is very interesting and informative.

Quick and fun filled in between other sightseeing events.

Being in Atlanta go there. If you are not looking for a way to go there. Studios with presenters at your fingertips. Distribution of the surprising site. Jeep used in the Iraq war on display, with the means of transmission in sight. The visitor feels like he is part of CNN. Central location with easy access, parking available and snack bars for the most diverse palates at surprisingly low prices. Available information and visitors from all over the world. I'll be back there.

Great tour of an interesting location! Always liked CNN and it was great to be at and inside their headquarters!

Great place to talk middle to teenage children. And food court is awesome and convenient.

The building is huge and offers a large food court, so you can eat there easily. The tour of the studios remains rather interesting but if you are already a good amateur of television or video, I advise you to go your way.

I love this program since I was a little girl, I love to come and visit it, it's very good if you dedicate yourself to some of the social media, the food is very good as well.

You could miss it. The tour is $16 per person. I didn't feel it was worth it as there was nothing about the tour that inspired me or would motivate me to recommend it to anyone.

The tour begins with a film that shows CNN and its impact on the world of news. It ended almost 60 minutes later in the gift shop. It seemed that our guide talked more about CNN International than the US edition of CNN and it appeared to be more of an overview than anything. I did feel safe since there were quite a few security guards that we passed during the tour. In essence, they don't show you the live broadcast room. You do get to see people working on their computers.

Don't think it's worth the amount. Good idea though how to cash in by showing what happens in a TV studio

It was a decent tour. You get to ride the longest escalator. Thought that was pretty cool. You get to see the inside workings of CNN.

This was a really fun tour to take in Atlanta! It was cool to see how a studio functioned in the background to create news for the public.

The tour presents an overview of the newsmaking process, by which I mean, you get to look from observation points to see people working. The entry is from an extremely long escalator, and you can purchase photos of your group behind a CNN desk. There is a mock up of a newsroom, teleprompter and green screen. Unless there is something intense happening, there is not too much action that you will see.
Good tour, especially if you've never been to a TV studio before.

Rrally? They charge 15 bucks to show 2 replicas, 2 news room behind thick glasses? Not worth it at all

Love the CNN Center! There is some many Good Restaurants to choose from and the Tour is AMAZING!!

We were lucky enough to take a CNN studio tour just before the Super Bowl. Do you have anything tour was only made better by all of the excitement in the air due to the Super Bowl. The CNN Center has undergone a recent refurbishment and getting ready for the Super Bowl so it is prime for all Taurus now.

It is necessary to improve the hygiene in public toilets

Interesting place to visit in Atlanta. The guided tour allows you to understand how the world of news transmission works. Recommendable. The guided tour is only in English

It's very big and nice. There are multiple food options , and of yours like to a tour and buy some sovereigns that's there as well. Baby strollers are not allowed on some of the tours.

The coolest place ever. The tour is awesome although you can't take pictures or record. They have one of the tallest escalators in the US you get to see The Newsroom where there's about 100 to 200 people on the floor I actually saw a live recording of reporter. They show you how though meteorologist does his reports along with the green screen the tour takes about 25 or 30 minutes.

Has everything for everyone. The cnn tours, hotel, sports facility, food places and especially security presence.

When to CNN for lunch not a tour. They use to have great places to choose from, what happened?

Nice tour, but a little pricey for what you're getting.

Interesting! Really good tour for the money. Would have been better but most anchors were in the field covering the storm.

If are a CNN fan always wanted to know how it all goes down. Must see . You get a amazing tour and history of the network building. If you lucky like myself you might get a chance get a selfie with the talent

Interesting tours, although it could show a little more, for example part of a live program

To good place to visit... Enrich your self how news are relayed

Loved the tour and various insights from the news agency. The guide was friendly and answered all the questions. It was a new experience and would recommend it to anyone wanting to know what goes behind the scene in most of the news channels.

The Atlanta city pass covers CNN tour and hence would suggest this over a standalone ticket for the tour.

Good experience. Worth visiting when you are in Atlanta

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I'm not sure if this was even worth the $15 I paid. All we got to do was walk around and look through glass windows in rooms; but we did see what was going on.

I learned some awesome information about CNN... And I WORK THERE! super cool to get behind the scenes even deeper and hear about the history.

Not worth it

You don't really get to see much and spend more time watching videos about CNN than seeing any of the studios in action. Felt more like an ad for CNN than a tour. They force you through their gift shop at the end, seriously.