Chá ao redor da cidade: uma deliciosa experiência em Atlanta





Descrição
Chá ao redor da cidade: Uma experiência de chá de luxo em Atlanta Suba a bordo do nosso elegante ônibus rosa para uma deliciosa mistura de luxo, passeios turísticos e chá premium. Aproveite três chás cuidadosamente selecionados enquanto desfruta de scones frescos, mordidas salgadas e doces, enquanto desfruta de vistas deslumbrantes dos marcos mais icônicos de Atlanta, incluindo o Capitólio do Estado da Geórgia, o Parque Olímpico do Centenário e o Skyline de Atlanta. Relaxe em nosso ônibus com temperatura controlada como um guia ao vivo compartilha histórias fascinantes e história dos pontos turísticos mais conhecidos da cidade. É a maneira perfeita de explorar Atlanta com estilo enquanto desfruta de uma tarde relaxante e elegante. Reserve agora para uma experiência inesquecível de chá com vistas deslumbrantes!
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Comece seu passeio no coração do centro de Atlanta, onde o Centennial Olympic Park é um símbolo dos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1996. Aproveite as vistas pitorescas do parque e a icónica Fontana dos Anéis enquanto você passa por esta área vibrante.
Veja a casa dos Atlanta Hawks e o centro movimentado para grandes eventos. Você vai pegar um vislumbre deste importante centro de esportes e entretenimento.
Maravilhe-se com o design futurista do Estádio Mercedes-Benz, lar dos Atlanta Falcons e Atlanta United, com o seu teto retractable único e arquitetura de ponta.
Passe pela histórica Ebenezer Baptist Church, onde o Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. pregou, e veja os monumentos dedicados ao seu legado no Movimento dos Direitos Civis.
Veja o grande e ornamentado Fox Theatre, um local histórico que hospedou shows de Broadway, concertos e é um marco cultural em Atlanta.
Conduza por este parque verde expansivo, oferecendo vistas paisagísticas da linha horizontal da cidade, onde os moradores vêm para relaxar, caminhar e desfrutar do ar livre.
Veja a casa do autor de Gone with the Wind, um site historicamente significativo que ajudou a moldar o legado literário de Atlanta.
À medida que você passa, veja o símbolo elevado dos Jogos Olímpicos de Atlanta de 1996, um lembrete duradouro do impacto internacional da cidade.
Confira a roda SkyView Ferris, que oferece vistas deslumbrantes da cidade a partir de 20 andares de altura.
Conduza por este mercado histórico, um lugar que reflete a vibrante cena alimentar local de Atlanta e rica herança afro-americana.
Veja o complexo cultural icônico que abriga a Orquestra Sinfônica de Atlanta, o High Museum of Art e outras instituições artísticas.
Dirija por um dos museus de arte mais famosos da cidade, conhecido por sua extensa coleção de arte americana, europeia e africana.
Veja esta impressionante escultura dedicada à história afro-americana, uma bela peça de arte pública localizada no coração de Atlanta.
Passe pelo famoso museu Coca-Cola, onde você pode aprender sobre a história da marca que se originou aqui em Atlanta
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Duração da experiência: Aproximadamente 90 minutos (75 minutos de passeio, 15 minutos para embarque/desembarque).
- Ponto de partida: Centennial Olympic Park Dr entre John Portman BLVD NW e Andrew Young International BLVD NW em frente ao 212 Centennial Olympic Park Dr NW.
- Notificação de embarque: Por favor, chegue pelo menos 15 minutos antes do horário de partida. O passeio parte prontamente, e não podemos acomodar chegadas tardias.
- Acessibilidade: Contacte-nos com antecedência para quaisquer necessidades específicas de acessibilidade.
Avaliações(115)
Don’t do it. We waited at the pick up that was texted to us. No one showed up. We had to chase them down for 30 minutes and then no apology. They had the nerve to tell us that we went to the wrong place, even though everybody was at that same location, which is exactly where they texted us to go.
Tea Around Town Atlanta gets a hard pass from me. The bus was supposed to leave at noon. At 12:40 PM, there was STILL no bus. I planned this as part of my granddaughter’s birthday weekend, and their lack of professionalism completely threw off our schedule. I flew from out of town JUST to do this with my granddaughter who turned 15. She was so excited. Imagine her disappointment! Being late is one thing. Being 40 minutes late with poor communication is unacceptable. Thankfully, I booked through Viator and should receive a refund. Time is the one thing people can never get back. Companies that don’t respect their customers’ time don’t deserve their customers’ money. Sheesshhhh. Do better, Tea Around Town Atlanta.
We originally was taking the noon bus, however the time kept changing and finally boarded at 3pm. It was supposed to be a 90 minute tour, and ended up being 60. According to the tour guide on the bus, the mic was broken. That was a bummer thus as participants we started naming off landmarks and it really seemed like the tour guide didn't even know the rest of the landmarks. The food was good and some of the teas were good. One of the folks in our group said they were supposed to go yesterday but at the last minute Tea Around Town just canceled. Im hearing the same feedback for the Tea Around Town in Chicago.
The bus was one hour late. The PA system was broken-no narration. Did not receive all food items listed. Do not waste your money! Good concept terrible service.
I visited on 4/26 to celebrate my aunt’s 75th birthday with a large group, including several guests who traveled from out of town specifically for this experience. Unfortunately, what should have been a special occasion was overshadowed by how poorly accessibility was handled. My 1-star review is based on the completely unacceptable “accommodations” provided for my cousin, who uses a wheelchair—and even more so, the staff’s response. Her mother contacted the company multiple times in advance to ensure proper arrangements could be made. However, upon arrival, the staff had no knowledge of her needs and told us, “they don’t tell us nothing, we just show up.” That alone was concerning. While all other guest tables were prepared, the designated accessible area—located on the lower level of the bus—was not set up at all. My cousin was separated from the rest of our group, which was both isolating and should have been communicated ahead of our arrival. As staff attempted to resolve the situation, one employee made an incredibly offensive comment: “You want me to throw her across my back? We need to leave.” This was not only unprofessional but deeply disrespectful—especially given the nature of the situation and the fact that our group spent over $1,500. When the table was finally set, it was in a visibly dirty and neglected area, further reinforcing the lack of care given to accessibility. After the tour, we expressed our concerns again. Shockingly, the same staff member responded by laughing. At that point, it was clear this was not just a lack of preparation, but a serious failure in professionalism and basic respect. This experience was unacceptable. I will be filing a formal complaint and strongly urge others—especially those with accessibility needs—to proceed with caution.
No alcohol, however overall great atmosphere and the hosts are so delightful and welcoming. I would reduce the price since it’s no alcohol included. Also, since a lot of tea being served, please have the bathroom in customer service order.
I would’ve loved to have the chance to have had this experience but…. I DON’T ENJOY EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE FOR A SIMPLE QUESTION OR TWO THAT A LIVE PERSON COULD ANSWER IN 30 SECONDS IF THERE WERE A PHONE NUMBER TO CALL AND SPEAK TO HUMAN BEING AND NOT SOME BULL CRAP ANSWERING MACHINE
I booked a birthday tea around town with 10 guests, and the tour was canceled because a bus broke down. I was promised a refund and rescheduled tickets, but a month later, I have not received either. There isn't a live person to talk to, you are told to leave an email message, and a month later, no one has responded. I wouldn't be surprised if they cease to exist within the next year, because of the horrible service.
The bus showed up 30 minutes late and we weren’t notified until the original pickup time. Once we got on, we went to the top floor and everything was pre-set for us. The food selection was very good. The tea samples are very small. You never get a full glass of tea. But the selections are good. The entire experience was only an hour. I thought it was going be longer. For me, it was a one and done experience.
DO NOT pay for this “experience” in Atlanta!! There was So Much wrong with it from start to finish. We planned this for my MIL’s 80th bday and was pleased it was “wheelchair accessible.” It IS NOT! The only seating is in the upstairs of the bus only accessible by the stairs. Bus was 40 min late to pick us up and the 1.5hr “experience” lasted 47 min. The “three fine teas” were a mint tea and 2 lemonades. “Fresh scones” were advertised. Nothing on the table was fresh. All prepackaged desserts and some inedible sandwiches. Everyone on the bus was shocked. A total bait and switch and not worth the $90 price tag!! It’s a great idea…just Very Poor execution!!



