All comparisons

Atlanta corporate event venues, compared

Ten event venues inside Atlanta city limits, compared by the capacities, rooms, rates, catering rules and booking steps each one publishes on its own site. Gaps are marked as not stated, which is not the same as no.

10 options compared · checked Oct 31, 2026 · JSON

What do you need?

Options

Atlanta Botanical Garden

1345 Piedmont Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30309

Midtown garden that lists 16 indoor and outdoor rental spaces, from an 8-person conference room to Day Hall for 200 seated or 400 standing, with a separate daytime meeting package.

Our read Teams that want a daytime meeting or an evening reception in a garden, with room prices they can see before they inquire.

  • A mid-size meeting or offsite
  • A reception or networking evening
  • A distinctive venue for a client event
Capacity by setup, as published
Day Hall: 200 seated | 400 standing. Mershon Hall: 80 seated | 120 standing. Gardenhouse Gallery: 48 seated dinner | 80 standing. Gardenhouse conference rooms: 12-16 seated, 40-60 theater style. Gardenhouse Executive Boardroom: 12 seated. Georgia-Pacific Classroom: 20 seated | 70 theater-style. Rose Garden: 200 seated (ceremonies only). Day Hall is on this page. The other rooms' figures are on their own pages under /private-event-rental/ (Mershon Hall, Gardenhouse, Georgia-Pacific Classroom, Rose Garden) and in the rental packet table. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Named rooms and areas
  • Indoor: Day Hall (with Lanier Terrace), Mershon Hall, Gardenhouse (Gallery, Orchid Room, Gallery Classroom, Executive Boardroom, two conference rooms), Georgia-Pacific Classroom, Hardin Visitor Center Conference Room, Longleaf restaurant
  • Outdoor: Patio at the Water Mirror, Glade Garden in Storza Woods, Rose Garden, Robinson Gazebo and Skyline Garden, Japanese Garden, Trustees Garden, Fragrance Garden, Alston Overlook, Sourwood Terrace and Canopy Walk, Outdoor Kitchen
The page lists 16 spaces. The packet marks the Japanese Garden, Fragrance Garden and Rose Garden as reserved for ceremonies only. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Published rental rates
  • Per rental, as listed in its rental packet: Day Hall and Lanier Terrace $7,000; Mershon Hall $5,000; Gardenhouse Gallery $3,000; Georgia-Pacific Classroom $1,500; Gardenhouse Executive Boardroom $1,500; Gardenhouse Orchid Room and Gallery Classroom $850-$1,200; Hardin Visitor Center Conference Room $650; Outdoor Kitchen $4,000
  • Daytime meeting package (Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-3 p.m.): Day Hall with Lanier Terrace $4,000 for up to 75 people; Mershon Hall $3,500 for up to 50; Gardenhouse Gallery $2,000 for up to 30; Georgia-Pacific Classroom $1,250 for up to 20; each person over the limit $30
  • An 18% production fee is added to all rental spaces; overtime is $400 per hour
The packet states no rental hours for the per-rental prices. The daytime package is a separate PDF (daytime_meeting_package.pdf, in the site's May 2026 uploads). The packet says rates are subject to change. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Its rate packet gives no rental hours and says rates are subject to change; the file is not dated inside. Its events pages do not describe event-specific accessibility, and no named corporate events are shown. Longleaf restaurant has no published capacity or price.

Atlanta History Center

130 West Paces Ferry Road NW, Atlanta, GA 30305 (Buckhead campus)

Buckhead museum campus with a ballroom, museum atrium, historic gardens, an auditorium and smaller rooms. Its July 2025 brochure publishes capacities and evening prices.

Our read Evening receptions and galas for 100 to 750 guests, or an all-day meeting in a small room, at a venue with published prices.

  • A mid-size meeting or offsite
  • A reception or networking evening
  • A distinctive venue for a client event
Capacity by setup, as published
Grand Overlook ballroom: 750 standing, 500 seated (no stage or AV), 350 seated with stage and projection, 300 seated with stage and dancefloor. Atlanta History Museum: 600 standing, 200 seated dinner. Swan House Gardens (outdoors only): 300 for a ceremony, 200 seated reception on the Column Side. Upper Gallery: 140 standing, 110 seated. Cox Room: 110 standing or seated. McElreath Hall: Atrium up to 100 for a cocktail reception; Draper Room about 60 seated, 75 lecture, 100 standing; Woodruff Auditorium 398 fixed seats; Blair Room about 7 at the table. The Grand Overlook figures also appear on its Grand Overlook web page. The brochure's last page is marked "Updated July 2025". Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Named rooms and areas
  • Grand Overlook ballroom
  • Atlanta History Museum (Allen Atrium, exhibition hall, Kennedy Theater)
  • Swan House Gardens (outdoors only; no events inside the house)
  • McElreath Hall (Atrium, Draper Room, Woodruff Auditorium, Blair Room)
  • The Cox Room
  • Upper Gallery and Cyclorama
  • Margaret Mitchell House (listed on the private-events page; capacities not read)
The page says "seven indoor and outdoor venues" at the Buckhead campus. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Published rental rates
  • Evening rentals, per event, Sunday-Friday / Saturday: Grand Overlook Ballroom $5,000 / $6,000; Atlanta History Museum $5,500 / $6,500; Atlanta History Museum and Grand Overlook $8,000 / $9,000; Upper Gallery and Cyclorama $5,500 / $6,500; Upper Gallery, Cyclorama and Cox Room $6,500 / $7,500; McElreath Hall (Atrium, Draper Room, Woodruff Auditorium) $3,500 / $4,000
  • Rental fees include parking, housekeeping, security and event staff; glassware, linen, audio-visual equipment, furniture not listed and planning are not included. A $1,000 refundable damage deposit is due with the estimate. Beverage minimum $2,500 on Fridays and Sundays, $5,500 on Saturdays and some other days
Prices are from the brochure page marked "Updated July 2025". Packages that include Swan House Gardens cost more and are listed in the same table. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Its brochure is marked "Updated July 2025" and says pricing is subject to change. The prices shown are evening rates; daytime rates are not stated. Event-specific accessibility is not described, and no named corporate events are shown.

Delta Flight Museum

1060 Delta Boulevard, Atlanta, GA 30354

Museum in renovated 1940s hangars that rents two hangars, a 747 experience, a theater, a lounge and a conference room built into a jet fuselage.

Our read Receptions, seated dinners and meetings where aircraft are the backdrop.

  • A mid-size meeting or offsite
  • A reception or networking evening
  • A distinctive venue for a client event
Capacity by setup, as published
Spirit Hangar: up to 800 banquet / 1,200 reception. Legacy Hangar: 100 banquet / 400 reception. 747 Experience: 60 banquet / 125 reception (the plaza is also available for outdoor receptions). Golden Crown Room: 40 banquet / 80 reception. American Express Theater: up to 117 in fixed seating, plus five ADA positions. TriStar Conference Room: up to 24 in executive seating. The same figures appear on each space's own page. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Named rooms and areas
  • Spirit Hangar
  • Legacy Hangar
  • The 747 Experience (with outdoor plaza)
  • American Express Theater
  • Golden Crown Room
  • TriStar Conference Room (inside the fuselage of the first L-1011 TriStar prototype)
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Published rental rates
Not publicly stated No rental rates are published on its event pages.
What isn't clear from public sources

No rental rates are published. The site shows a 2025 copyright, but its homepage lists a Nov 13, 2026 museum event. The caterer list is a 2025 PDF with no date inside, and the pages do not say whether outside caterers are allowed. The hangar pages use older web addresses (jet-age and propeller-age) for the Spirit and Legacy Hangars.

Fox Theatre

660 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30308

Historic Midtown theatre that rents the Egyptian Ballroom, the Grand Salon and Terrace and the three-level Marquee Club, with room specs and rate ranges on its spaces page.

Our read Evening receptions and galas in a historic theatre for up to 600 guests, with price ranges published for the main rooms.

  • A reception or networking evening
  • A distinctive venue for a client event
Capacity by setup, as published
Egyptian Ballroom: banquet 500, reception 600 (90' x 76.5', 6,885 sq. ft., built-in 24' x 12' stage). Grand Salon: banquet 150, reception 200 (3,814 sq. ft.). Terrace only: banquet 60, reception 100 (1,272 sq. ft.). Marquee Club: full club reception 350; conservatory and rooftop 150, weather permitting. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Named rooms and areas
  • Egyptian Ballroom
  • Grand Salon and Terrace
  • Marquee Club (three levels, about 10,000 sq. ft., with conservatory and rooftop)
  • Landmarks Lounge (400 sq. ft., private restrooms, personal bar service)
  • Auditorium (available for a very limited number of dates)
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Published rental rates
  • Per rental, as published ranges (no rental hours stated): Egyptian Ballroom $4,000-$6,000; Grand Salon and Terrace $3,000-$5,000; Grand Salon, Egyptian Ballroom and Terrace together $7,000-$9,500
  • Marquee Club: "Available Upon Request"
The page adds "Ask about our non-profit and daytime rental rates". Verified · Oct 31, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Prices are ranges, and the page says to ask about non-profit and daytime rates. The Marquee Club rate is "Available Upon Request", and the Landmarks Lounge and auditorium have no capacity or rate. A September 2024 PDF lists the ballroom at 150 to 700 guests and 6,840 square feet; the current page says 500 banquet, 600 reception and 6,885 square feet. No named corporate events are shown.

Georgia Aquarium

225 Baker Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30313

Downtown aquarium with a divisible Oceans Ballroom, gallery spaces, a theater and an after-hours full-facility option, with Wolfgang Puck Catering as its only caterer.

Our read Evening receptions and client events up to 1,200 in a ballroom, or up to 5,000 across the aquarium, with a venue guide that lists capacities and room rates.

  • A mid-size meeting or offsite
  • A reception or networking evening
  • A distinctive venue for a client event
Capacity by setup, as published
Oceans Ballroom: 1,200 reception, 890 rounds of 10, 1,000 theater, 357 classroom (16,669 sq. ft.). Arctic Room: 200 reception, 200 theater. Pacific Room: 400 reception, 300 theater. Atlantic Room: 200 reception, 200 theater. Ocean Voyager Theater: 150 reception. Atrium and exhibits: 3,000 reception; with the Oceans Ballroom: 5,000 reception. The page also lists Gallery Program 30-400 guests and Coastline Cafe 100-700 guests. The guide says meeting-room sets reflect basic A/V of a screen, tech table and 12x16 stage, and that measurements are approximate. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Named rooms and areas
  • Oceans Ballroom (divisible into Arctic, Pacific and Atlantic rooms; Indian Room and Antarctic pre-function areas)
  • Ocean Voyager Theater
  • Gallery Program (evening events in exhibit galleries such as Sharks! Predators of the Deep and Ocean Voyager)
  • Coastline Cafe (two-story space with downtown views)
  • Atrium and exhibits
  • Full facility after hours
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Published rental rates
  • Room rental per event, from its venue guide: Oceans Ballroom (includes Indian Room) $7,500; Arctic Room $3,500; Pacific Room $3,000; Atlantic Room $2,500; Ocean Voyager Theater $4,750; Atrium and exhibits $30,250; Atrium and exhibits with Oceans Ballroom $33,750
  • Rates may vary with the time of the event and exclude catering and audio-visual costs. The room rental charge is separate from the food and beverage minimum
Gallery Program and Coastline Cafe prices are not in the guide table. Nonprofit rates are mentioned on its page but not stated. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

The venue guide PDF is in the site's August 2026 uploads but is not dated inside, and it says rates may vary with the time of the event. The guide table lists the Oceans Ballroom at 16,669 sq. ft. including the Indian Room, while the page says 23,000. The food and beverage minimum amount is not published. Event-specific parking and accessibility are not described.

Georgia World Congress Center

285 Andrew Young International Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30313

Downtown convention center with exhibit halls, two ballrooms, fixed-seat auditoriums and 98 meeting rooms, with a floor plan booklet and an event planning guide on its site.

Our read Conventions, trade shows and large conferences that need exhibit halls, loading docks and many breakout rooms.

  • A large conference or trade show
  • A mid-size meeting or offsite
Capacity by setup, as published
Exhibit Hall A1 (149,000 sq. ft.): 15,113 theater, 800 10x10 booths, 8,940 banquet. A2 (86,000 sq. ft.): 10,244 theater, 490 booths, 5,620 banquet. A3 (105,000 sq. ft.): 9,570 theater, 574 booths, 5,340 banquet. A1 to A3 together (340,000 sq. ft.): 34,927 theater, 1,864 booths, 19,900 banquet. Thomas Murphy Ballroom (Building B, 33,000 sq. ft.): 3,634 theater, 1,856 classroom, 2,100 banquet. Georgia Ballroom (Building C, 25,722 sq. ft.): 3,600 theater, 1,544 classroom, 2,010 banquet. Meeting rooms A101 to A103: 1,090 theater and 635 classroom each. Figures are from the floor plan booklet's tables. Theater, comfort-set, classroom and banquet counts for the other halls, ballroom sections and meeting rooms are in the same booklet. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Named rooms and areas
  • Building A: 3 exhibit halls, 29 meeting rooms, 1 boardroom, 1 auditorium
  • Building B: 5.5 exhibit halls, 47 meeting rooms, 1 boardroom, 1 ballroom
  • Building C: 4.5 exhibit halls, 23 meeting rooms, 2 auditoriums, 1 ballroom
The floor plan booklet names the ballrooms (Thomas Murphy Ballroom in Building B, Georgia Ballroom in Building C) and the Sidney Marcus Auditorium in Building A. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Published rental rates
Not publicly stated No rental rates are published on its pages or in its planning guide, which describes a license fee but gives no amounts.
What isn't clear from public sources

No rental rates are published. Its floor plan booklet is named for Oct 22, 2025 but carries no date inside. Its pages give different totals: "approximately 3.9 million", "more than 4 million" and "4.1+ million" square feet, and parking counts of 6,500 and 7,000. Both of its sites show a 2025 copyright, though its calendar lists events in Nov 2026. Several gwcca.org pages returned a bot check and were not read.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

1 AMB Drive NW, Atlanta, GA 30313

Downtown stadium that lists nine event spaces, from a 200-guest locker room to the 85,000 sq. ft. playing field, with capacities by setup, in-house AV and Levy as exclusive caterer.

Our read Large receptions, meetings and showcase events that want a stadium setting and capacities listed by setup.

  • A large conference or trade show
  • A mid-size meeting or offsite
  • A reception or networking evening
  • A distinctive venue for a client event
Capacity by setup, as published
Reception / banquet / theater / classroom. Playing Field (85,000 sq. ft.): 5,000 / 2,500 / on request / on request. Mercedes-Benz Club (20,000): 1,000 / 350 / 375 / 250. Delta Sky360 Club (20,000): 1,000 / 350 / 375 / 250. Truist Club (10,000): 450 / 100 / 200 / 125. AMG Lounge (10,000): 450 / 100 / 200 / 125. Molly B's & Overlook (12,500): 1,000 / 300 / 500 / on request. Sky Bridges (5,000): 300 / 120 / 300 / on request. Falcons Locker Room (4,500): 200 / 100 / 150 / 100. Harrah's Cherokee Club (5,000): 200 / 120 / 200 / 70. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Named rooms and areas
  • Playing Field
  • Mercedes-Benz Club
  • Delta Sky360 Club
  • Truist Club
  • AMG Lounge
  • Molly B's & Overlook
  • Sky Bridges
  • Falcons Locker Room
  • Harrah's Cherokee Club
Nine spaces are listed on the page. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Published rental rates
Not publicly stated No rental rates are published. Its Q&A says "All our event spaces have a facility fee and an ancillary minimum spend" and to ask a sales manager for a custom quote.
What isn't clear from public sources

No rental rates are published; its Q&A says every space has a facility fee and an ancillary minimum spend, and most events need a custom quote. Its page says "over 20 event rooms" but lists nine. Its footer reads "Copyright © 2017-" with no end year, though its calendar lists events in Nov 2026. Its testimonials are undated.

National Center for Civil and Human Rights

100 Ivan Allen Jr Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30313

Downtown museum that lists six event spaces and two buyout options, each with a capacity and a starting price, plus a list of approved caterers.

Our read Corporate receptions, meetings and fundraisers that want starting prices up front, in rooms from 22 to 800 guests or a buyout of up to 2,500.

  • A mid-size meeting or offsite
  • A reception or networking evening
Capacity by setup, as published
Theater / banquet / cocktail reception. The Glenn: 260 / 170 / 300 (2,527 sq. ft.). Shirley Clarke Franklin Pavilion: 190 / 140 / 300 (3,171 sq. ft.). Atlanta Boardroom: 75 / 50 / 80, 22 boardroom or classroom (673 sq. ft.). Main Lobby & Mezzanine: 250 / 150 / 800 (5,184 sq. ft.). Skyline Terrace: banquet 150, cocktail 300 (3,137 sq. ft.). Georgia-Pacific Fountain Plaza: banquet 150, cocktail 400 (1,200 sq. ft.). Lower Level Buyout: 170 to 800 guests. Full Facility Buyout: up to 2,500 guests. Setup figures are on each space's own page under /host-private-event/. The summary page shows ranges, for example 140 to 300 for the Pavilion. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Named rooms and areas
  • The Glenn
  • The Shirley Clarke Franklin Pavilion (divides into three classrooms, with a greenroom)
  • Atlanta Boardroom
  • Georgia-Pacific Fountain Plaza (outdoor)
  • Skyline Terrace (outdoor balcony)
  • Main Lobby & Mezzanine
  • Lower Level Buyout (the Glenn, Pavilion and Atlanta Boardroom with a shuttle entrance and the Plaza)
  • Full Facility Buyout
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Published rental rates
  • Starting rates, based on a four-hour rental period counted from arrival for set-up through load-out: Atlanta Boardroom $1,100; The Glenn $2,600; Georgia-Pacific Fountain Plaza $2,800; Shirley Clarke Franklin Pavilion $3,800; Skyline Terrace $4,900; Main Lobby & Mezzanine $6,800; Lower Level Buyout $8,200
  • Full Facility Buyout: evening $25,500; daytime or museum closure $75,000; daytime into evening $95,000
  • Prices vary with the day of the week, time of day, event duration and logistics needs
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Prices are starting rates for a four-hour rental and vary by day, time, duration and logistics. Its page says "8 unique spaces" but lists six spaces and two buyouts. Its event guidebook and policies were not opened. Named events are testimonials only, and none is dated.

Pullman Yards

225 Rogers Street NE, Atlanta, GA (Kirkwood)

Converted rail-yard complex that lists buildings of 5,780 to 38,000 sq. ft. and an 80,000 sq. ft. Rail Park, with a preferred-partner list of caterers, AV and rental companies.

Our read Large standing events and exhibits where floor area matters more than room-by-room setup figures.

  • A reception or networking evening
Capacity by setup, as published
Pullman Yards' Press page quotes BizBash: "the revitalized event venue boasts 19,184 square feet across three sections, with standing room for 2,780 guests and a seating capacity of 1,476." The quote does not say which building it describes. The event rental page lists square footage but no guest capacity. Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
Named rooms and areas
  • Porter Hall (38,000 sq. ft.)
  • Building One (17,400 sq. ft.)
  • Building Five (14,400 sq. ft.)
  • Buildings Four & Eight (5,780 sq. ft.)
  • Rail Park (80,000 sq. ft.)
  • Covered Patio (1,200 sq. ft.)
  • Brick and Mortar (1,750 sq. ft.)
  • Four regulation-size pickleball courts
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Published rental rates
Not publicly stated No rental rates are published on its event rental page.
What isn't clear from public sources

Its rental page gives square footage only. The one guest-count figure on its site is a quoted BizBash line on its Press page that does not name the building and is not dated. No rental rates, AV details or accessibility information for events are published, and no copyright year was found on the pages read. Its rental page states "5,000 sqft to 38,000 sqft" while it lists Rail Park at 80,000.

Zoo Atlanta

800 Cherokee Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA 30315

Zoo that lists 11 rental options, from conference rooms to a 620-guest ballroom and a full-zoo buyout, each with a published capacity and a rate or rate ceiling.

Our read Company picnics, receptions and client events that want animals and outdoor space, or small all-inclusive meetings.

  • A mid-size meeting or offsite
  • A reception or networking evening
  • A distinctive venue for a client event
Capacity by setup, as published
Michael & Thalia Carlos Ballroom: 620 standing | 550 seated. Grand Pavilion: 1,200 standing | 950 seated. Conservation ARC (Resource Center): 300 standing | 250 seated. Ford Conservation Room: 185 standing | 150 seated. Delta Savanna Terrace: 300 standing | 150 seated. Savanna Vista: 60 standing | 40 seated. TECHlab: 75 standing | 60 seated. Takamenda Gorilla Deck: 100 standing | 70 seated. Zebra & Giraffe Conference Rooms: 60 standing | 50 seated. Elephant Event Room: 40 standing | 30 seated. Zoo buyout: 5,000. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Named rooms and areas
  • Savanna Hall (Michael & Thalia Carlos Ballroom, Savanna Vista, Delta Savanna Terrace)
  • Grand Pavilion
  • Conservation ARC (Resource Center) and TECHlab
  • Ford Conservation Room
  • Takamenda Gorilla Deck
  • Elephant Event Room
  • Zebra & Giraffe Conference Rooms
  • Zoo buyout
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Published rental rates
  • Per event, as listed: Michael & Thalia Carlos Ballroom up to $8,000; Savanna Vista up to $3,500; Delta Savanna Terrace up to $2,000; Grand Pavilion $4,000; Conservation ARC $4,000; Ford Conservation Room up to $3,250; TECHlab up to $950; Takamenda Gorilla Deck up to $2,500 (three-hour rental); Elephant Event Room up to $950; Zebra & Giraffe Conference Rooms up to $1,450; Zoo buyout up to $18,500 (three-hour rental)
Catering and other event fees are separate; the page does not give the amounts. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Most rates are "up to" amounts, and only the zoo buyout and Takamenda Gorilla Deck state a rental length (three hours). Its parking page quotes a program that started in January 2021, and event guest parking is not described. Its rental guide PDF is not dated inside. No named corporate events are shown.

Side by side

Full comparison table

Name Capacity by setup, as publishedNamed rooms and areasPublished rental ratesCatering rulesAudio-visual and technologyParkingHow to request a dateAccessibilityNamed eventsFigures the venue reports about itself
Atlanta Botanical Garden Day Hall: 200 seated | 400 standing. Mershon Hall: 80 seated | 120 standing. Gardenhouse Gallery: 48 seated dinner | 80 standing. Gardenhouse conference rooms: 12-16 seated, 40-60 theater style. Gardenhouse Executive Boardroom: 12 seated. Georgia-Pacific Classroom: 20 seated | 70 theater-style. Rose Garden: 200 seated (ceremonies only). Day Hall is on this page. The other rooms' figures are on their own pages under /private-event-rental/ (Mershon Hall, Gardenhouse, Georgia-Pacific Classroom, Rose Garden) and in the rental packet table. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Indoor: Day Hall (with Lanier Terrace), Mershon Hall, Gardenhouse (Gallery, Orchid Room, Gallery Classroom, Executive Boardroom, two conference rooms), Georgia-Pacific Classroom, Hardin Visitor Center Conference Room, Longleaf restaurant
  • Outdoor: Patio at the Water Mirror, Glade Garden in Storza Woods, Rose Garden, Robinson Gazebo and Skyline Garden, Japanese Garden, Trustees Garden, Fragrance Garden, Alston Overlook, Sourwood Terrace and Canopy Walk, Outdoor Kitchen
The page lists 16 spaces. The packet marks the Japanese Garden, Fragrance Garden and Rose Garden as reserved for ceremonies only. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Per rental, as listed in its rental packet: Day Hall and Lanier Terrace $7,000; Mershon Hall $5,000; Gardenhouse Gallery $3,000; Georgia-Pacific Classroom $1,500; Gardenhouse Executive Boardroom $1,500; Gardenhouse Orchid Room and Gallery Classroom $850-$1,200; Hardin Visitor Center Conference Room $650; Outdoor Kitchen $4,000
  • Daytime meeting package (Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-3 p.m.): Day Hall with Lanier Terrace $4,000 for up to 75 people; Mershon Hall $3,500 for up to 50; Gardenhouse Gallery $2,000 for up to 30; Georgia-Pacific Classroom $1,250 for up to 20; each person over the limit $30
  • An 18% production fee is added to all rental spaces; overtime is $400 per hour
The packet states no rental hours for the per-rental prices. The daytime package is a separate PDF (daytime_meeting_package.pdf, in the site's May 2026 uploads). The packet says rates are subject to change. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Food may only come from the Garden's exclusive list of Atlanta caterers: "The Garden does not allow any outside food or beverages to be brought in." All alcohol must be provided by the Garden because of its liquor license. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Complimentary projection screen (Mershon Hall, Day Hall, Gardenhouse conference rooms, Georgia-Pacific Classroom), sound system (Mershon Hall, Day Hall, Outdoor Kitchen) and wireless internet. The daytime meeting package adds an LCD projector with a screen; the Gardenhouse Gallery has no projector. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 On site in the SAGE Parking Facility, shared with Piedmont Park. The packet states the first 30 minutes are free, the second 30 minutes $3, each additional 30 minutes $2, and a maximum daily fee of $30. These are the packet's published garage rates. The packet does not say whether the Garden pays them for event guests. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 A minimum of two weeks' advance notice; clients are encouraged to book early. At signing, 100% of the security damage deposit and 50% of the estimated event amount are due (the full amount if booked less than 60 days ahead). The Garden does not book events on holiday weekends. Inquiries go through the Atlanta Private Rental Inquiry form or specialevents@atlantabg.org, both on its private-events page. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Garden-wide, not event-specific: "Nearly all areas of the Garden are accessible to guests using wheelchairs and scooters." Wheelchairs are complimentary during a visit in limited numbers; scooters can be rented at Garden Admissions. This is its general visitor page. Its private-events pages do not describe accessibility for each rental space. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Not publicly stated No named corporate or private events are shown on its private-events pages.
  • Atlanta Botanical Garden states Day Hall is "the largest private event space in the Garden"
  • Atlanta Botanical Garden states the Georgia-Pacific Classroom was "Completely renovated in 2019"
  • Atlanta Botanical Garden states "Garden honored with ConventionSouth's 2020 Readers' Choice Award"
The award was not independently checked. Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
Atlanta History Center Grand Overlook ballroom: 750 standing, 500 seated (no stage or AV), 350 seated with stage and projection, 300 seated with stage and dancefloor. Atlanta History Museum: 600 standing, 200 seated dinner. Swan House Gardens (outdoors only): 300 for a ceremony, 200 seated reception on the Column Side. Upper Gallery: 140 standing, 110 seated. Cox Room: 110 standing or seated. McElreath Hall: Atrium up to 100 for a cocktail reception; Draper Room about 60 seated, 75 lecture, 100 standing; Woodruff Auditorium 398 fixed seats; Blair Room about 7 at the table. The Grand Overlook figures also appear on its Grand Overlook web page. The brochure's last page is marked "Updated July 2025". Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Grand Overlook ballroom
  • Atlanta History Museum (Allen Atrium, exhibition hall, Kennedy Theater)
  • Swan House Gardens (outdoors only; no events inside the house)
  • McElreath Hall (Atrium, Draper Room, Woodruff Auditorium, Blair Room)
  • The Cox Room
  • Upper Gallery and Cyclorama
  • Margaret Mitchell House (listed on the private-events page; capacities not read)
The page says "seven indoor and outdoor venues" at the Buckhead campus. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Evening rentals, per event, Sunday-Friday / Saturday: Grand Overlook Ballroom $5,000 / $6,000; Atlanta History Museum $5,500 / $6,500; Atlanta History Museum and Grand Overlook $8,000 / $9,000; Upper Gallery and Cyclorama $5,500 / $6,500; Upper Gallery, Cyclorama and Cox Room $6,500 / $7,500; McElreath Hall (Atrium, Draper Room, Woodruff Auditorium) $3,500 / $4,000
  • Rental fees include parking, housekeeping, security and event staff; glassware, linen, audio-visual equipment, furniture not listed and planning are not included. A $1,000 refundable damage deposit is due with the estimate. Beverage minimum $2,500 on Fridays and Sundays, $5,500 on Saturdays and some other days
Prices are from the brochure page marked "Updated July 2025". Packages that include Swan House Gardens cost more and are listed in the same table. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Catering must come from the Center's approved list; caterers not on the list are not permitted. The Center holds the liquor license and alcohol may not be brought on site. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Audio-visual equipment is not included in the rental fee. Screens and projectors are available in the Draper Room and Cox Room with an AV technician fee ($1,000 in each room, $1,750 for the Woodruff Auditorium screen and projector). Lighting for events past sundown must come from an approved AV vendor. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Parking is listed as included in the rental fee for the museum, Grand Overlook, Swan House Gardens, McElreath Hall, Cox Room and Upper Gallery rentals. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 "At least four weeks' notice is required for booking and you can book up to two years out." A submit-inquiry form is on its private-events page; the Private Events Department is at 404.814.4090 and PrivateEvents@AtlantaHistoryCenter.com. Standard evening rentals run 10 hours including setup and cleanup, with evening events starting 4:30 PM or later. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Visitor accessibility page: free manual wheelchairs at the Admissions Desk (first come, first served), some outdoor areas are gravel or unpaved, and some spaces inside Smith Farm and Swan House are not wheelchair accessible. Its brochure says the Swan House Column Side is "completely accessible". This is its general visitor page. It does not describe each rental space. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Not publicly stated No named corporate events are shown on its private-events pages or in the July 2025 brochure.
  • Atlanta History Center states it offers "seven indoor and outdoor venues for weddings, corporate and nonprofit events, social events of any occasion and photo shoots"
Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
Delta Flight Museum Spirit Hangar: up to 800 banquet / 1,200 reception. Legacy Hangar: 100 banquet / 400 reception. 747 Experience: 60 banquet / 125 reception (the plaza is also available for outdoor receptions). Golden Crown Room: 40 banquet / 80 reception. American Express Theater: up to 117 in fixed seating, plus five ADA positions. TriStar Conference Room: up to 24 in executive seating. The same figures appear on each space's own page. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Spirit Hangar
  • Legacy Hangar
  • The 747 Experience (with outdoor plaza)
  • American Express Theater
  • Golden Crown Room
  • TriStar Conference Room (inside the fuselage of the first L-1011 TriStar prototype)
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Not publicly stated No rental rates are published on its event pages. The page is headed "Our Exclusive Caterer List". The list names Legendary Events (marked exclusive for bar service), Goldline Catering, Affairs to Remember, Latitudes Catering Atlanta, BOLD Catering & Design, Lowcountry Catering, Dennis Dean Catering, Proof of the Pudding and Wolfgang Puck Catering. The names come from its downloadable "dfm-exclusive-caterers---2025" PDF. The pages do not say whether outside caterers are allowed. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 The TriStar Conference Room "is equipped with audiovisual equipment"; the American Express Theater "combines unique style with modern technology". No AV vendor, equipment list or rates are given. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 "Museum parking is available at the Visitor Center and free for all guests. Handicap parking is also available." This is its general visitor page. A banner on the site also points to a "New Arrival & Parking Process"; the event pages do not say whether event guests follow it. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 An Event Inquiry form on its Book an Event page, or email museum.delta@delta.com. No lead time is stated. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 The American Express Theater seats up to 117 in fixed seating "with an additional five ADA positions". The visitor tips page says handicap parking is available. No event-specific accessibility page was found for the other spaces. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Not publicly stated No named corporate or private events are shown on its rental pages.
  • Delta Flight Museum states "With 68,000 square feet of event and meeting space"
The six spaces on the page have no square footage published, so the total cannot be checked against them. Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
Fox Theatre Egyptian Ballroom: banquet 500, reception 600 (90' x 76.5', 6,885 sq. ft., built-in 24' x 12' stage). Grand Salon: banquet 150, reception 200 (3,814 sq. ft.). Terrace only: banquet 60, reception 100 (1,272 sq. ft.). Marquee Club: full club reception 350; conservatory and rooftop 150, weather permitting. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Egyptian Ballroom
  • Grand Salon and Terrace
  • Marquee Club (three levels, about 10,000 sq. ft., with conservatory and rooftop)
  • Landmarks Lounge (400 sq. ft., private restrooms, personal bar service)
  • Auditorium (available for a very limited number of dates)
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Per rental, as published ranges (no rental hours stated): Egyptian Ballroom $4,000-$6,000; Grand Salon and Terrace $3,000-$5,000; Grand Salon, Egyptian Ballroom and Terrace together $7,000-$9,500
  • Marquee Club: "Available Upon Request"
The page adds "Ask about our non-profit and daytime rental rates". Verified · Oct 31, 2026
AFFAIRS to REMEMBER is the "preferred caterer and manager of sales of private event spaces" and is "the exclusive caterer during the month of December". The page also says it offers catering from other Atlanta caterers. The page does not say whether outside caterers are allowed in other months. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 In-house LED uplighting, balcony-mounted light cans and rigging points. "Preferred A/V Partners" are available for galas and showcases. Its Preferred Vendors page names Active Production and Design and Rythm Sparks under Audio/Visual. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Event pages give no parking policy. Its Directions & Parking page says public lots near the theatre are independently owned and "Parking rates typically range from $15-$75" for ticketed events. Those rates are for ticketed shows. Event-specific parking is not described. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 A form on its spaces page; "You'll be contacted within the next 24 hours" by a sales associate. The form is for private event inquiries only. Marquee Club and auditorium dates depend on the theatre calendar. No lead time is stated. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Guest Services & Accessibility page: wheelchair loans from the curb to seats, a limited number of transferable aisle seats on the orchestra level, and assisted listening devices at performances. This page is written for ticketed guests. It does not describe the private event rooms. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Not publicly stated No named corporate or private events are shown on its event pages. Not publicly stated No figures about itself beyond room specifications were found on its event pages.
Georgia Aquarium Oceans Ballroom: 1,200 reception, 890 rounds of 10, 1,000 theater, 357 classroom (16,669 sq. ft.). Arctic Room: 200 reception, 200 theater. Pacific Room: 400 reception, 300 theater. Atlantic Room: 200 reception, 200 theater. Ocean Voyager Theater: 150 reception. Atrium and exhibits: 3,000 reception; with the Oceans Ballroom: 5,000 reception. The page also lists Gallery Program 30-400 guests and Coastline Cafe 100-700 guests. The guide says meeting-room sets reflect basic A/V of a screen, tech table and 12x16 stage, and that measurements are approximate. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Oceans Ballroom (divisible into Arctic, Pacific and Atlantic rooms; Indian Room and Antarctic pre-function areas)
  • Ocean Voyager Theater
  • Gallery Program (evening events in exhibit galleries such as Sharks! Predators of the Deep and Ocean Voyager)
  • Coastline Cafe (two-story space with downtown views)
  • Atrium and exhibits
  • Full facility after hours
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Room rental per event, from its venue guide: Oceans Ballroom (includes Indian Room) $7,500; Arctic Room $3,500; Pacific Room $3,000; Atlantic Room $2,500; Ocean Voyager Theater $4,750; Atrium and exhibits $30,250; Atrium and exhibits with Oceans Ballroom $33,750
  • Rates may vary with the time of the event and exclude catering and audio-visual costs. The room rental charge is separate from the food and beverage minimum
Gallery Program and Coastline Cafe prices are not in the guide table. Nonprofit rates are mentioned on its page but not stated. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Wolfgang Puck Catering is the exclusive caterer. Room rental includes tables, chairs, linen, glassware, flatware, ceiling lighting, security and onsite event coordination. Outside entertainment, florists and DJs are allowed if contract guidelines are followed. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Active Production and Design, Inc. is the "exclusive audio-visual company" and designs the setup with the client. The sound limit is 85 decibels. A separate Live Events page describes lighting, sound, video and staging. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Clients may pre-pay parking for guests; details come from the sales manager. The events page gives no rate. Its general Directions & Parking page lists the official deck at 357 Luckie Street NW at $20 for members and $30 for non-members. It gives no event rates. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 A "Submit Request" form, or contact the event sales team. No lead time is published. Setting up the day before depends on ballroom availability and may cost extra. Load-in and load-out times are set by the Event Sales & Services Team. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Visitor accessibility page: free wheelchairs on a first-come basis with a photo ID, accessible parking on Level 3 of the parking deck, golf carts between the deck and the Aquarium, and two family restrooms on the second-level rotunda. This is its general visitor page. The events pages do not describe event-specific accessibility. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Not publicly stated No named corporate events are shown on its event pages.
  • Georgia Aquarium states its Oceans Ballroom is "spanning 23,000 square feet"
  • Georgia Aquarium states the full facility has "Capacity: 3000 - 5000 Guests"
The venue guide table shows 5,000 reception for the atrium and exhibits with the Oceans Ballroom and 3,000 for the atrium and exhibits alone. Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
Georgia World Congress Center Exhibit Hall A1 (149,000 sq. ft.): 15,113 theater, 800 10x10 booths, 8,940 banquet. A2 (86,000 sq. ft.): 10,244 theater, 490 booths, 5,620 banquet. A3 (105,000 sq. ft.): 9,570 theater, 574 booths, 5,340 banquet. A1 to A3 together (340,000 sq. ft.): 34,927 theater, 1,864 booths, 19,900 banquet. Thomas Murphy Ballroom (Building B, 33,000 sq. ft.): 3,634 theater, 1,856 classroom, 2,100 banquet. Georgia Ballroom (Building C, 25,722 sq. ft.): 3,600 theater, 1,544 classroom, 2,010 banquet. Meeting rooms A101 to A103: 1,090 theater and 635 classroom each. Figures are from the floor plan booklet's tables. Theater, comfort-set, classroom and banquet counts for the other halls, ballroom sections and meeting rooms are in the same booklet. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Building A: 3 exhibit halls, 29 meeting rooms, 1 boardroom, 1 auditorium
  • Building B: 5.5 exhibit halls, 47 meeting rooms, 1 boardroom, 1 ballroom
  • Building C: 4.5 exhibit halls, 23 meeting rooms, 2 auditoriums, 1 ballroom
The floor plan booklet names the ballrooms (Thomas Murphy Ballroom in Building B, Georgia Ballroom in Building C) and the Sidney Marcus Auditorium in Building A. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Not publicly stated No rental rates are published on its pages or in its planning guide, which describes a license fee but gives no amounts. "Levy Restaurants has exclusive food and beverage distribution rights on GWCCA campus." State law prevents alcohol from being brought in except by Levy Restaurants. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 The planning guide lists exclusive providers: ONSITE AUDIO VISUAL (rigging in ballrooms and in general sessions in exhibit halls, and house sound), CCLD (IT services), Edlen (electrical and utility services) and the FedEx business center. Its FAQ page says wireless internet is available in all common areas. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 On-campus decks (Red, Orange, Green, Silver) and lots (Blue, Yellow), run by SP+/Metropolis. "Prepurchasing parking is highly recommended for most events"; rates change with event times and the number of events in the building. Its FAQ says "more than 6,500 parking spaces"; its floor plan booklet says 7,000. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Submit a request for proposal on its site. The planning guide asks for event details at least 90 days before the first move-in day. A 25% deposit of the license fee is due at signing, the balance 30 days before move-in, and events booked under 30 days pay at signing. The "Submit RFP" form is under Plan on gwcc.com. No minimum booking lead time is stated. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 "All entrances, restrooms, and trade show floors are wheelchair accessible." Elevators with Braille connect every level, and it offers designated disabled parking, passenger drop-off areas, free manual wheelchairs at the Building A, B and C information desks, a sensory room, and listening devices, sign language interpretation and captioning on request. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Osaic ConnectED 2026: Nov 8-11, 2026, Building B, listed as a private event
  • Modern Storage Media 2026: Nov 4-6, 2026, Building C
  • Numbers Too Big to Ignore 2026: Nov 18-19, 2026, Thomas Murphy Ballroom
From the public event calendar feed that the page loads, read on 2026-10-31. These are events on its calendar; the page does not say which are corporate. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Georgia World Congress Center states it offers "approximately 3.9 million square feet of total space, including more than 1.5 million square feet of flexible exhibit halls, ballrooms, and meeting rooms"
  • Georgia World Congress Center states it is "the world’s largest LEED-certified convention center and the fourth-largest convention venue in the United States"
Its floor plan booklet says "4.1+ million square feet of total space" and "98 meeting rooms"; its gwcca.org venues page says "more than 4 million square feet", "13 exhibit halls" and "two grand ballrooms". None of these figures was independently checked. Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
Mercedes-Benz Stadium Reception / banquet / theater / classroom. Playing Field (85,000 sq. ft.): 5,000 / 2,500 / on request / on request. Mercedes-Benz Club (20,000): 1,000 / 350 / 375 / 250. Delta Sky360 Club (20,000): 1,000 / 350 / 375 / 250. Truist Club (10,000): 450 / 100 / 200 / 125. AMG Lounge (10,000): 450 / 100 / 200 / 125. Molly B's & Overlook (12,500): 1,000 / 300 / 500 / on request. Sky Bridges (5,000): 300 / 120 / 300 / on request. Falcons Locker Room (4,500): 200 / 100 / 150 / 100. Harrah's Cherokee Club (5,000): 200 / 120 / 200 / 70. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Playing Field
  • Mercedes-Benz Club
  • Delta Sky360 Club
  • Truist Club
  • AMG Lounge
  • Molly B's & Overlook
  • Sky Bridges
  • Falcons Locker Room
  • Harrah's Cherokee Club
Nine spaces are listed on the page. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Not publicly stated No rental rates are published. Its Q&A says "All our event spaces have a facility fee and an ancillary minimum spend" and to ask a sales manager for a custom quote. "Levy is Mercedes Benz Stadium's exclusive catering provider." For other vendors it keeps a preferred list and says "you are welcome to bring your own vendors as long as they meet our insurance requirements." The page does not say whether outside food service is allowed. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 "We offer in-house audio / visual equipment and services." For bigger productions it will recommend or source production vendors. LED board rentals, a/v equipment and power needs are listed among possible extra fees. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Parking is listed among the extra fees outside food and beverage. The stadium's site has a Purchase Parking link; no event-guest parking rates are published on the event pages. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Fill out the event inquiry form to reach a private event sales manager. "We ask for a 30-day booking window from your event date"; requests inside it are still considered. A signed event space agreement and a 50% deposit secure the date. A standard rental includes a 4-hour load-in, a 4-hour event and a 2-hour load-out. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 "Mercedes-Benz Stadium and all of its event spaces are ADA accessible." Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Mercedes-Benz Stadium's page shows undated testimonials from Chick-Fil-A, The Home Depot (a BiT Awards event for Home Depot Technology), IBM and RecruitMilitary
The page gives no dates, guest counts or prices for these events. Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
  • Mercedes-Benz Stadium states "With over 20 event rooms and unmatched event space"
Its Q&A page says "over 200,000 square feet of event space comprised of 20 different climate-controlled clubs and premium areas". The event page lists nine spaces. Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
National Center for Civil and Human Rights Theater / banquet / cocktail reception. The Glenn: 260 / 170 / 300 (2,527 sq. ft.). Shirley Clarke Franklin Pavilion: 190 / 140 / 300 (3,171 sq. ft.). Atlanta Boardroom: 75 / 50 / 80, 22 boardroom or classroom (673 sq. ft.). Main Lobby & Mezzanine: 250 / 150 / 800 (5,184 sq. ft.). Skyline Terrace: banquet 150, cocktail 300 (3,137 sq. ft.). Georgia-Pacific Fountain Plaza: banquet 150, cocktail 400 (1,200 sq. ft.). Lower Level Buyout: 170 to 800 guests. Full Facility Buyout: up to 2,500 guests. Setup figures are on each space's own page under /host-private-event/. The summary page shows ranges, for example 140 to 300 for the Pavilion. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • The Glenn
  • The Shirley Clarke Franklin Pavilion (divides into three classrooms, with a greenroom)
  • Atlanta Boardroom
  • Georgia-Pacific Fountain Plaza (outdoor)
  • Skyline Terrace (outdoor balcony)
  • Main Lobby & Mezzanine
  • Lower Level Buyout (the Glenn, Pavilion and Atlanta Boardroom with a shuttle entrance and the Plaza)
  • Full Facility Buyout
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Starting rates, based on a four-hour rental period counted from arrival for set-up through load-out: Atlanta Boardroom $1,100; The Glenn $2,600; Georgia-Pacific Fountain Plaza $2,800; Shirley Clarke Franklin Pavilion $3,800; Skyline Terrace $4,900; Main Lobby & Mezzanine $6,800; Lower Level Buyout $8,200
  • Full Facility Buyout: evening $25,500; daytime or museum closure $75,000; daytime into evening $95,000
  • Prices vary with the day of the week, time of day, event duration and logistics needs
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Works with a "select group of approved caterers": Bold Catering & Design, The Chef JRob Experience, Exquisite Delites Catering Company, Mother's Finest Catering, Proof of the Pudding and Wolfgang Puck Catering. Complete Beverage Systems is its in-house adult beverage provider. Its event FAQ says liquor can only be served by the Center's approved vendor and outside liquor and beverages are not allowed. The pages do not say whether outside caterers are allowed. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Full AV is described for corporate events and conferences. The Atlanta Boardroom has a "built-in A/V system", and "Plug-and-play A/V equipment" is included for specific rentals. A podium, chairs, side tables and stage set-up are add-ons. Wi-Fi is included with a rental. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Guests can park nearby at the World of Coca-Cola parking garage for a fee, subject to availability. Prepaid parking vouchers are an add-on; contact the event coordinator at least two weeks in advance for parking requests. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Use the event inquiry form; the page says "we'll follow up within 1 business day". A 50% deposit is due when the agreement is signed and the balance 14 days before the event; rescheduling is free. No booking lead time is stated, though its holiday party text says "Book early, dates fill fast." Verified · Oct 31, 2026 "The Center is wheelchair accessible"; it states it meets all ADA requirements and offers a limited number of wheelchairs at no cost. This is its general visitor policy. The event pages do not describe each rental space. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • The National Center for Civil and Human Rights quotes a YWCA Greater Atlanta leadership team retreat and a family reunion planning committee in its undated testimonials
These are quotes the Center chose to show. Neither is dated. Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
  • National Center for Civil and Human Rights states "60,000+ square feet" of flexible indoor and outdoor space
  • National Center for Civil and Human Rights states "8 unique spaces" "from 22-person rooms to 2,500-guest buyouts"
The page lists six spaces and two buyouts under its space list. Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
Pullman Yards Pullman Yards' Press page quotes BizBash: "the revitalized event venue boasts 19,184 square feet across three sections, with standing room for 2,780 guests and a seating capacity of 1,476." The quote does not say which building it describes. The event rental page lists square footage but no guest capacity. Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
  • Porter Hall (38,000 sq. ft.)
  • Building One (17,400 sq. ft.)
  • Building Five (14,400 sq. ft.)
  • Buildings Four & Eight (5,780 sq. ft.)
  • Rail Park (80,000 sq. ft.)
  • Covered Patio (1,200 sq. ft.)
  • Brick and Mortar (1,750 sq. ft.)
  • Four regulation-size pickleball courts
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Not publicly stated No rental rates are published on its event rental page. "Pullman Yards recommends these vendors for private events." Preferred Partners include Bold Catering and Design, Endive Catering, Dennis Dean Catering & Events, Affairs to Remember, Proof of the Pudding and Fox Bros BBQ. The page does not say whether outside caterers are allowed. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Preferred Partners include Orchestrated Audiovisual & Production Services. It also lists Classic Tents & Events, Golf Rider, Herc rentals and two graphics companies. No in-house AV or equipment is described. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 "Paid parking is available on site through Park DNA as well as in available satellite lots for exhibits, events, and concerts." Parking is by the hour or a flat daily rate, and daily rates change on special event days. These are its general parking terms. Event-specific parking is not described. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 An online form asks for the type of event, preferred start date and guest count; it asks for "as much detail as possible". No lead time or response time is stated. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Not publicly stated Event accessibility is not described on the pages read. Its FAQ says dogs are welcome in outdoor areas and only service animals are allowed indoors.
  • Atlanta Art Fair: Oct 1-4, 2026 (third edition)
  • Atlanta Magazine's Whiskey Festival: Oct 17, 2026 (11th year)
These are events on its calendar. The page does not say who hired the space or whether the events are corporate. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Pullman Yards states "With spaces ranging from 5,000 sqft to 38,000 sqft"
The same page lists Rail Park at 80,000 sq. ft. Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026
Zoo Atlanta Michael & Thalia Carlos Ballroom: 620 standing | 550 seated. Grand Pavilion: 1,200 standing | 950 seated. Conservation ARC (Resource Center): 300 standing | 250 seated. Ford Conservation Room: 185 standing | 150 seated. Delta Savanna Terrace: 300 standing | 150 seated. Savanna Vista: 60 standing | 40 seated. TECHlab: 75 standing | 60 seated. Takamenda Gorilla Deck: 100 standing | 70 seated. Zebra & Giraffe Conference Rooms: 60 standing | 50 seated. Elephant Event Room: 40 standing | 30 seated. Zoo buyout: 5,000. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Savanna Hall (Michael & Thalia Carlos Ballroom, Savanna Vista, Delta Savanna Terrace)
  • Grand Pavilion
  • Conservation ARC (Resource Center) and TECHlab
  • Ford Conservation Room
  • Takamenda Gorilla Deck
  • Elephant Event Room
  • Zebra & Giraffe Conference Rooms
  • Zoo buyout
Verified · Oct 31, 2026
  • Per event, as listed: Michael & Thalia Carlos Ballroom up to $8,000; Savanna Vista up to $3,500; Delta Savanna Terrace up to $2,000; Grand Pavilion $4,000; Conservation ARC $4,000; Ford Conservation Room up to $3,250; TECHlab up to $950; Takamenda Gorilla Deck up to $2,500 (three-hour rental); Elephant Event Room up to $950; Zebra & Giraffe Conference Rooms up to $1,450; Zoo buyout up to $18,500 (three-hour rental)
Catering and other event fees are separate; the page does not give the amounts. Verified · Oct 31, 2026
Names Proof of the Pudding as "our catering partner" and "Atlanta's premier caterer" and has a Kosher Catering page. Corporate meeting packages are all-inclusive for 20-50 people. The page does not say whether outside caterers are allowed. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Savanna Hall has a "Built-in AV system to include high-definition LED screens, cameras, stage lighting and speakers throughout the room" and a dedicated green room with a private restroom. AV for the other rooms is described in less detail in the same guide. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Public lots on Cherokee Avenue and at the Grant Park Gateway facility, managed by AAA Parking for the City of Atlanta. The page states "$3 an hour for a maximum of $12 a day". The rate text refers to a paid-parking program effective January 2, 2021, so it may be out of date. Event-guest parking is not described. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Submit a special events inquiry through its form or contact an event representative (phone 404.624.5600). No lead time is stated. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Visitor accessibility page: manual wheelchairs and electric scooters can be rented at the Zoo Atlanta Explorer Store or Safari Outfitters, just inside the front entrance. This is its general visitor page. The event pages do not describe each rental space. Verified · Oct 31, 2026 Not publicly stated No named corporate events are shown on its event pages.
  • Zoo Atlanta states "With over 25,000 square feet of event spaces, Savanna Hall is the perfect backdrop to all event types and styles"
  • Zoo Atlanta states "zoo buyouts and company picnics can accommodate groups of 350 to 5,000"
Provider claim · Oct 31, 2026

Sources

Every fact above links to the page it came from. 41 pages, each with the date we checked it.