City in Georgia, United States
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College Park is a city of 15,000 people (2019) in Metro Atlanta.
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One of College Park's historic sites and main attractions. You can visit this street for some great restaurants. This street will also take you straight to downtown Atlanta and all the way to Mobile, Alabama.
Georgia's newest and second-largest convention center.
Opened in 2019 next to the new convention center, this small arena is most notably home to two professional basketball teams. The College Park Skyhawks, playing in the NBA G League as the farm team for the Atlanta Hawks, began play there in the 2019–20 season, and were joined later in 2020 by the WNBA's Atlanta Dream.
College Park Golf Course is a nine-hole course with no tee times required, there is also a driving range.
100 percent non-smoking.
Free shuttle service to and from the airport and to the nearby MARTA (metro) station. Amenities include full-service restaurant and bar on-site, pool and fitness center, business center, free parking.
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Atlanta · International · ATL
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