What: Buy One, Get One (BOGO)Free
Where: World of Coca-Cola and Georgia Aquarium
When: Now through May 27 and May 28

I mentioned the BOGO Coca-Cola tickets on my CBS segment last week, but the Aquarium is new. Both of these are online only offers.

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Get Buy One, Get One Free tickets to the Georgia Aquarium now through May 27.

Get a Buy One, Get One Free Membership to the World of Coca-Cola now through May 28.

What: $3 off Admission to the World of Coca-Cola
When: Through February (tickets good through March 31, 2010)
Where: You can only get them online
Cost: With the discount, tickets are $12 (13-64), $10 (65+), $7 (3 – 12)

Our recent birthday bash giveaway showed that Field Trips with Sue readers LOVE the World of Coca-Cola. Coke lovers, you’re in luck, through the month of February get $3 off admission (tickets must be purchased by Feb. 28 and must be redeemed by Mar. 31, 2010).

Coca-Cola has always been a maverick in advertising – coupons, sports marketing, the use of celebrities, all  pioneered by Coca-Cola. Many of the original ads and premiums are on display. If you aren’t into advertising, you’ll still enjoy this interactive attraction.

My older boys loved the 4-D movie, although they came out stating it would have “terrified” my then 4 year old. The little guy was happy hanging with the Coca-Cola polar bear as he waited. There is a bottling factory that actually bottles coke for distribution at the end of the museum – sort of a departing goody bag.  Of course, my children’s favorite attraction was sampling all of the 60 different Coca-Cola products from around the world. The Beverly is quite interesting, although not as bitter as I remembered it. Maybe my taste buds have changed.

The retail store is pretty awesome too and boasts lots of recycled and “upcycled” products. I’ve got my eye on a Kathleen Plate necklace.

Winner: The winner of the Museum of Patriotism tickets is @atlnewf. Our second winner via twitter.

Stay tuned. Next week is our final week of Birthday Presents and we’ve got some great ones coming up. I just had to share this video from Liza Cardona. Liza won the tickets to the World of Coca-Cola and this is her daughter’s reaction when she told her. I guess Coke truly does Open Happiness. Thanks for sharing Liza, you made my day. I hope you and your daughter have a GREAT time.

This train set is included in the Thomas gift set we're giving away this week.

Our winner is… Johanna! Congratulations Johanna. Email me at sue@fieldtripswithsue.com  your address so we can send the tickets. Several people said they had never been to the Center for Puppetry Arts, don’t delay, get tickets today. Included in the price of your show admission is create-a-puppet workshop and admission to the museum (which is worth a trip all by itself). They do a fantastic job and there’s free parking, right out back so it’s an easy place to get in and out. It’s also a great place for birthday parties. My son went to see the Shoemaker’s Elves last month and is STILL talking about it.

Up Next Week: Tickets to Young Frankenstein at the Fox Theater, Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta, Callaway Gardens and the World of Coca-Cola. We’ve also got an AWESOME Thoms the Tank Engine train pack that includes a DVD, train set and trains!