CNN Greece Review

High quality wine, reasonable price, pleasant and calm atmosphere, the owner, Ze'ev, "buys" rows of vines around the country and prepares the wine himself, from a winery tour - get a sense of professionalism. I love the variety of the red wines.

Nice location for taking your family whilst in that amazing city

Not a bad tour, but you don't see enough for the price of admission.

Pretty cool. My cousin is a journalism major so when she came to visit we Had to go. I ll admit it was pretty interesting and informative.

It was all interesting but towards the end of the tour it felt like it was dragging.

The world of news from all over the world is exciting

This place was awesome! The layout inside is really cool to see. I was at a trade show nearby and came here for lunch daily. If you like a variety of fast food options and a good people sesh this is the place for you.

Enjoyed the tour was a bit brief but still entertaining.

Best tour ever, so amazing on how all of the WORLD'S News centers around CNN. It takes so many people to give us the news we need to know

The tour was basically walking through hallways, stopping at random points, and talking about how something works. The rest of the tour is watching folks behind glass working on story development. There were no news casts that we were able to watch live. Parts of the tour are interesting but you don t get to see much of the sets. See how the weather green screen works and see 3 news rooms from behind a glass. There is a small room used to explain the teleprompter and the weather report against a green screen. Not very entertaining.

A good place to visit if your into knowing what is going on inside of a news Network.

In love with this place. It must me amazing working here. The food courts is good and the building looks great

Excellent place to visit with lot of restaurant inside and night shows

Thinking of Atlanta as you do not have much options you might like but may be I will not recommend. Challenge is you think you will get to know much more than looking out side if glass of some corporate offices. They do not have much contents so you will not feel appealed about the tour. It can be a filler tour but not more than that. You will think that they will have at least some memorebelia or some thing which will excite you but you end up seeing only tour guide talikng.

A cool place to grab some lunch and watch the news.

Fascinating tour behind the scenes. Very knowledgeable guide.

The tour was just ok. The tour guide answered all the questions I asked him. The most exciting part was the worlds longest escalator lol. You are better off walking around the CNN center to view the studios on the ground level.

At our time nothing was happening. "Here in this studio, (view of empty room with a desk and monitors) is where this happens...not right now though.... And we just finished with that, so you are seeing what happens between sets.." which was a man standing still, with his back to us. Tour guide was energetic and engaging, as the only redeeming quality.

Very disappointed! Besides being rather expensive, especially for a family of 6, most of the "tour" took place in back hallways and stairwells! Any place that you visited that was of note in the "tour" you weren't allowed to photograph! Shoot you weren't even allowed to have your phone out during the tour!

Back in 2010 I visited and it was an awesome experience!

Really interesting tour, smart and nice tour guide.

I was expecting to see the channel operation in real time, but we just got a simple example.

The tour was interesting but is very commercial. The first stopmon the tour is a photo opportunity where you may buy photos at the conclusion of the tour; this to me is very tacky for a tour of corporate headquarters of a supposedly high-standards news organisation.

If you had a chance to visit Atlanta, and you also have some extra time to stay here, I will recommend you to consider visiting one of the biggest press in the world, CNN.

The tour doesn't last really long as I had expected. The duration of the tour was probably around 30 minutes. Also, for the privacy of the staff members, tourist were not allowed to take pictures during the tour.

Anyway, it was still a special experience to visit CNN, it will let you have an idea what they were doing all day.

Nothing nice being A victim of fraud with no money

Our tour guide was awesome and i think we saw Robbin Mead!

It's is very entertaining and educational. We've been to it twice and enjoyed it immensely. Wheelchair accessible. If you go during the week you could see live broadcasts.

Wondering about the accuracy of the politeness of the individual employees .

Overall the CNN tour was a good experience enhanced by live in-action news cast and visual presentation. The VIP tour allows you to walk within the CNN studios otherwise you'll have the tour observe through tinted glass. The tour guide was knowledgeable and answered a large range of questioning. If you're visiting Atlanta definitely come visit the CNN building and take a tour.

My absolute favorite part of exploring Atlanta and I think this is my favorite aquarium of all time. The whale sharks and manta rays are truly an amazing sight and I actually spent maybe 30-45 minutes, just sitting on the steps watching them swim by. If you want to see the whale sharks/manta rays closer, head to the Ocean Ballroom, where they have a window into the same aquarium. As the day goes by, this area is going to get really crowded so I would only suggest coming here when they open. There's so many other exhibits and even a sea lion and dolphin show! My visit lasted 4 hours but you can definitely do it faster. Just come early if you want to avoid all the crowds and the kids.

The building for itself it's kinda impressive. With all those different CNN logos. Lots of pictures. Car and equipment they use. Entire wall with CNN logo build up with tiny pictures. Had much more fun on the building then on CNN tour

Interesting, short tour to get a behind the scenes look. Knowledgeable and friendly tour guide.

The tour was great. Actually got to see a live taping of a show and got to meet a couple of the news anchors.

I went for the tour. It didn't have the right to be that much fun

They need to get their times more in order for their tours. Our tour guide waa cool though.

The place was awesome.
The cop that was outside directing traffic, was a total jerk..
Our bus driver told him we had 30 students and parents coming oit the door at anytime.
The cop told bus driver he better move the bus at that moment, or he'd pull his license.
It was an awful scene.
The cop would not help us at all. He was destroying our trip..

Interesting to see, however it was pretty boring for the $60 cost of two adults and two kids. There is no photography except for the first two stops where you wouldn't want pictures anyway. You look into studio 7 and 3. You also get to look More

Didn't get to really see alot of behind the scene work. Disappointed somewhat.

I 100% enjoyed the tour. Our guide was well informed and engaging. The tour is 50 min long and is worth the money.

The studio Experience was Good. If you want go as a Family you need to look at your pocket since it cost more. They need to look into reducing ticket price. Better Not use rest rooms there. They are dirty. I didn t expect this at world Best news Channel.

CNN's main studios
The building itself is like a mall
There are many restaurants
There is a free WIFI from Starbucks
Entrance to the building is free
But go on a tour of the studios
This fee (expensive) is not the most recommend
At the beginning of the tour you are photographed with a microphone
Of CNN and developing the images costs about $ 40
You can only settle for the entrance to the building
That too is an experience in itself
The souvenir shop is also really expensive
The smallest items cost a few dollars

Discover what it takes to produce the news.
climb aboard the longest free standing escalator in the world.
freindly guides take you through the day to day business of news.

Good tour, but could be better. The cnn building is really impressive

If you enjoy walking down multiple stairs and watching videos about CNN, then you re in for a treat. Our tour guide was informative, but you don t get to see much. ($15 tour) You do a lot more walking around than actually touring cool studios. But it s a cool way to kill an hour of your time if you re in the area.

ps. Don t pack heavy!! they have top notch/wanna be TSA security and no coat room.

A little disappointed. Family trip, morning tour. Tour guide (quality of facilitation, knowledge, etc) & time of day will determine your experience. Tour only presented empty studios with zero activity. Most action was watching professionals at cubicles, etc doing their work (still interesting!). Highlights were the video displayed at the very end and the gift shop. Suggestions to CNN: incorporate actual staff (producers, operations, digital journalists if not anchors). More interaction! Vouchers to food court would have been nice. - Go as a curious fan hoping to learn a little more, excited to score some merchandise from the gift shop, and happy to walk away simply saying "I took a tour at CNN!".

Durning this tour you will learn how news is gathered and presented. The guided tour begins after entering a well-guarded, video recorded, magnetically protected entrance. Next, you step upon the world's longest freestanding escalator, almost 200 feet up. Steeping off, your picture is taken with props, in front of a green screen. After a short explanation of TV news production, the tour guide leads the group down several stairways, past viewing windows looking in on news rooms, on air studios and an editing room. Pictures and news memorabilia line the walls. Guards follow the group throughout the tour. No pictures are allowed after you leave the demo area. You are never allowed into offices or studios. A package of the green screen photos, taken fifty minutes earlier, with you costumed as a "CNN reporter," are sold at the end of the tour for $25.00 to $35.00us. Wheelchair accessible by elevator with prior notice. There are no bathrooms available during the tour. The bathrooms are located on the entrance floor and are wheelchair accessible. Be sure to see the Humvee parked in the CNN lobby. The vehicle is equipped as a remote television studio. It still shows the wear of war.

Good to have a CNN tour, to see how news get broadcasted. However being a techie self, not much to be amused about. Good tour for students n ppl who enter into media to see themselves the huge cameras, workspace and technologies. Nice souvenir shop also there.

Could've just read the wikipedia page and learned just as much. Not a lot to actually see or interact with that makes it worth showing up in person.

The tour was great. Robert mill (black) ??our tour guide did a great job
He was very informative and made the trip lovely

Only went to the food court..never enough seats and the lines are Soo long, but a good place to bring groups of people.

I started watching HLN in 2005 when I was doing a lot of traveling and got hooked watching Robin Meade. It was nice to go behind the scenes.

This tour was alright. If your a person who has no clue how the world of television works this may be vaguely entertaining.
I felt the tour could have been a little longer and perhaps more interactive. Like have us try and read a line and see what we look like on camera give the option for us to purchase or share the video of us trying to be news anchors. Something.
However off-course being able to check out the actual CNN tower is always a cool little nugget you can share with your friends and family if your looking to kill an hour in Atlanta.

It's really interesting to see the behind-the-scenes but it's kind of a letdown that the main CNN sets are not located here

Nice surface look into CNN. Informative but not a lot of detail. But well worth the time.

The tour wasn't bad, I think I was just excited because this was my first time in Atlanta. Our Tour guide was very informative and easygoing. I couldn't stop taking pictures when i first stepped in to CNN, it looked like a mall lol and it was cool to ride the escalator.

Nice place to see where the CNN journey began. The tour is just around 40 mins and don't worry about taking pics in the tour because you are not allowed take any pics once the you begin the tour!. Also remember if you have purchased the city pass, the CNN tickets in the city pass or not the entry tickets as you have to bring them to the counter and choose the time slot for the tour and they will give you a new entry pass that has time stamp on it.

Very nice to take a tour here. CNN is a TV station that is world famous.

Only minus was that the tour occasionally seemed rushed. It had to be fast, fast. But of course that can be done by the guide.

I had an amazing time at the CNN Center. A friend of mine works at the center so I was able to enjoy a tour during the off hours which gave me time to fully enjoy what it had to offer. I was able to see I live broadcast as well. Worth the visit.

My son got hurt krupt cops tryd to kill me and they threaten my kid could the media air something to press for arrest in this matter and Hillary Clinton email scandals not cool

Its a nice place to tour if you are not from Atlanta. Very interesting place. Some of the restaurants are a lil pricey but hey, its Atlanta.

interesting to go inside and have a look, going for a tour would be helpful to understand more

Very cool place with lots of informative information. Backstage entry tour was great! However, you can only take pictures in rooms 1 and 2. In addition, they didn't give enough time for photos considering that they only let us take pictures in 2 rooms. Also, security is ALWAYS with you throughout the tour. If you are handicapped please ask before coming for accommodations because the tour is COMPLETELY WALKING!! Good besides these things.