Kayaking on the lake in Stone Mountain park was an amazing experience - tranquil, relaxing, amazing alternate views of the mountain, and who knew there is also a golf course. The processing experience was seem less and as we went earlier on a Sunday morning we had the lake to ourselves, plus the geese. If you love the water and a peaceful and tranquil experience, this is a must!!

We were really disappointed to show up for the laser show and have to pay for an adventure wrist band. It’s not the park’s fault because I guess we didn’t do our research prior to our visit. By the time we paid for 3 wrist bands everything that you can use them for had shut down. The laser show was nice but it was shorter than the normal one. If I didn’t promise my kids a night of fun, I probably would have went home VS spending so much money. After the fact I called and asked for maybe an extra visit to the park bc of the amount we spent and everything that we weren’t able to do. The lady I talked to on the phone was amazing. She genuinely seemed concerned and said that someone may reach out to us. They didn’t but whomever I talked to is excellent in customer service and I really appreciated her willingness to listen to why I was upset.

We visit Stone Mountain Park in Georgia. We had a wonderful experience. They only do the light show on weekends bc the children are back in school. If you like walking on trails it is a wonderful place to visit. Visiting in October is fun bc they are decorated for Haloween.

Bring lots of money. We were there Saturday, so crowded had t park 1 mile away for village. Charge for everything. Laser show was free in the past. Now you can’t even get to grass lawn to view the carving in the day, laser show $20 each 15 minutes. Pup put golf $20. Drive into park $20. Tram to top $20. Train $20. Coffee at laser show $6. Honestly Disney seems like a bargain. Greed Mountain 😢

Every thing is $20, train , mini golf, laser show. So crowded you couldn’t walk. Still free to walk up the mountain. $20 entry fee. Nice place 20 years ago. Now all about the money. Could not even walk out on grass area to view carving. All blocked off even during the day.

First time visitor. Surprised they were charging $20 to park on a Wednesday when the only thing open is the view of the mountain and the sky ride. Train was closed, museum was closed. The park has more to do on the weekends. We did enjoy the ride up to the top on the skyway. My wife was here in the mid-70's when the carving was fairly new and bright. Today it is weather stained, hard to make out details of some of the carvings. Still something to see!

If you go there go with your own car. I didn’t know better and went by Uber and they charge you 5 dollars for the drop off. Also, there’s no lockers for bags so if you don’t have a car there’s no way to storage a backpack. All the food is trash (even the hot chocolate they sell during the Christmas events) and the “historical” building they have there was under maintenance. I only learned the parks history because of the Uber I took, nothing at the park. Maybe if you go there planning to camp you will have a better experience than I had.

We went to get to the top of the mountain and decided to ride the gondola up. Due to a holiday week the lines were long and I’m hoping they’re not so full at other times. I did buy the membership so I’ll be back to spend time in the rest of the attractions. The views from the mountaintop were gorgeous and plenty of room to walk around.

Great place, so pleased we checked it out. First off the “mountain” is very cool and unique, something great to experience. Was surprised and pleased that there were so many other activities that were included with price of admission (no incremental fees). Ropes course and train ride were our favorites. Didn’t do mini golf but course was in a pretty wooded setting with early spring blossoms and budding trees. Price very reasonable for all there was to do, we all liked it better than Atlanta aquarium.

First off, the park itself is perfectly lovely, so the hikes are nice for young kids. The problem with the park is their website and policies for admission into the “attractions”. We just wanted to putz around the little shops and look at the carving, but somehow all of this requires attraction tickets to be purchased. The one employee at the village said we could at least see the carving for free, but then a different employee told us we couldn’t when we got to the area near the carving. Or maybe, during the week you can do some of these things for free and just not on weekends? We got different stories from different people and none of this is clear on their website. We did at least find a roundabout way to see the carving, but again we had to ask around a bit to find out how to do this (it involved parking a hiking a bit). The park just needs to get their story straight on these different things and make their website clearer.