Saturday Morning at The Fox

Sometimes I run with a group of ladies and back in June, we had an early morning run and ended with a stop at Starbucks. We were talking and someone mentioned that The Fox Theater in Atlanta shows old fashioned cartoons on Saturday mornings.   I thought it sounded like a lot of fun and the girls have never been to The Fox. So, this past weekend we packed up and headed into Atlanta on Friday night for quick visit.

First, we ate! We love Mellow Mushroom and it did not disappoint. The weather

was rainy on and off, but thankfully it stopped raining. I had bought tickets to ride

the SkyView Ferris Wheel and it doesn't run if the weather is bad.

The Ferris Wheel has been in Atlanta for a couple of years and we just

never have gotten around to riding it. I decided to surprise the girls and

take us all on a ride.

It is 200 feet high.

It has 42 gondolas that are all climate controlled.

It can hold up to 251 people at once.

Inside our gondola.

I am not a fan of being way up high, but for the most part, I did fine.

I got a little nervous when we stopped to let more people on.

I like to be moving :)

The view looking down on Centennial Olympic Park.

It was a beautiful view.

As we were riding the sun was setting and the Ferris Wheel starts

to change colors.

We went back to our hotel and the girls and Raphael went swimming.

I found a hotel with an outdoor pool and they loved swimming at night.

Sunrise from our hotel room.

We ate breakfast at the hotel and headed over to The Fox.

We got there a little early, but there were already people going in,

so we did too. The girls and I walked around and found seats up in

the balcony.

Before the show, a man playing an old fashioned organ, that they

call The Might Moe, played a bunch of old songs and we sang along.

The Fox is so pretty. The décor is Middle Eastern or something

similar. Someday I will take a tour and learn all about it.

This time all the cartoon were Looney Tunes.

They have concessions and there were so many people there.

We were a bit surprised to see a lot of people without kids there too.

Time to go home.

It was a fun and quick little trip to Atlanta.

Rebecca told me " all my dreams are coming true!".

We will be back!!