Making Memories at #HolidayInThePark

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Remember how I told you that we had been busy lately?  Well, in all our hustle and bustle, we had the opportunity to go to Six Flags over Georgia for their Holiday In the Park.  It has been years since I had been to Six Flags and it was Broxton's first time.  He had been BEGGING to go for quite some time and I am so glad it finally worked out for us to go!
We were actually able to get my brother to come with us too, so it was a fun family adventure!  I was not sure what to expect, so we were all like children filled with excitement!!!

When we arrived, they literally had the red carpet rolled out for us, since it was a special media invite only night.  If you look behind Broxton, one of the employees was photo bombing!  It was nice to see everyone having a good time as soon as we walked in!! (Side note, look at the balloon toy soldier.  Talk about talent!)  

As we entered we were greeted with snacks and good time while we waited for the lighting of the Christmas tree.  They had carolers singing and even guys on stilts.  Talk about going all out!!!   Once the tree was lit... (The countdown started at 6 instead of 10!!!  FUN!)  We headed to check out the rides.  Broxton was thrilled... as he had never been on one before. That was a good reason to recruit my brother, so he could ride since I had Savannah!  Broxton's first ride had him a bit scared, but he did not give up...  He wanted to ride more and ended up having a great time, to the point that he is ready to go back already!  

We were able to get a family photo of us in front of the lit tree.  

This is not a good photo, but they had an inflatable snow globe set up for you to enter and get your photo taken!  

The thing I loved most were all the photo ops throughout the park.  They had set up little backdrops randomly throughout, but they also had beautiful sets that just begged to be photographed.  It was hard to do so, since Broxton wanted to see and do as much as he could in the time we were there, so I did not get as many photos as I wanted.  Another reason is that I want to live in front of the camera and not always behind it.  It is just as fun and seeing his face is worth it all!  

Here is a little more about Holiday In The Park:

 Holiday in the Park features more than one million LED lights, 24 world-class rides, spectacular Christmas trees, exclusive holiday shows, artificial snow and 13 dazzling holiday-themed sections of the park.

“Holiday in the Park is one of our favorite events of the year,” said Six FlagsOver Georgia Park President Dale Kaetzel. “We are confident this annual celebration will quickly become a holiday tradition in the Atlanta area and we look forward to sharing our beautiful park with all of the families and friends who will visit to create magical memories together.”

In 2015, four new holiday traditions and more thrilling roller coasters will debut for Holiday in the Park, including:

• Holiday City, a newly-themed section of the park in GOTHAM City featuring spectacular green and purple lights, a 25 foot Christmas tree with 200 brightly lit Batman candles, a light string Christmas tree standing 40 feet tall, and five of the park’s most popular rides including BATMAN: The Ride;
• Magic of the Season, a state-of-the-art light show through a tunnel of holiday wonder, featuring 7,500 glowing LED lights and the story of holiday magic at Six Flags Over Georgia;
• Mistletoe Mansion, featuring dozens of mistletoes strung across the midway, more than 100,000 lights and chandeliers outside the famous Monster Mansion attraction for the most beautiful outdoor holiday ball of all in Georgia; and
• GloHill, another newly-themed section of the park, featuring a walk-through immersive experience with hundreds of glowing light sticks into Holiday City, where guest-favorite holiday rides await.

Returning in 2015 are 10 guest-popular attractions including A Main Street Christmas with a 100,000 light canopy entrance, Retro Christmas USA,A Georgia Christmas and more.

Holiday in the Park operates on select days from November 21 through January 3. Buy your 2016 Season Passes during our Black Friday Sale beginning November 24 through December 1 to save more than 60 percent off the summer pass price and visit Holiday in the Park for free. An All Season Dining Plan, which includes a free lunch, dinner and snack each visit, is also on sale. Passes and All Season Dining Plans are available at www.sixflags.com/overgeorgia.