10 Things to Do with Your Tween at Dragon Con 2014

Dragon Con is coming to Atlanta from Friday, August 29-Sunday, August 31.  In addition to being a Labor Day tradition for pop culture and comic fans it features the largest parade in Atlanta.  To give parents a fun starting point for smiles and memories that will last a lifetime, we’ve created our Top 10 of things to do with your 9 to 13-year-old at Dragon Con.

Klingon duel at Dragon Con

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The intersection of car & art: Dream Cars at the High Museum of Art

The car I drive is never something that I’ve worried about too much; as long as it gets me from point A to B.  My father has the car bug, that desire to get the newest, latest vehicle that can do things slightly better than last year’s model.   He didn’t pass that gene to me.   I am however, into the weird and creative.  Dream Cars, the new exhibit this summer at the High Museum of Art is an art exhibit for gear heads, surrealists, engineers and pop culture people.

Dream Cars at the High Museum of Art

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Going to the World of Coca-Cola? Get the Explorer app

Hey tourists-welcome to Atlanta!  If you’re coming in the summer, it’s going to be hot, but we’ll still be friendly.  One of the places that you’ll most certainly visit is the World of Coca-Cola.  Being a local this was one of the last attractions that I visited in the city.  However, the more I visit, the more I enjoy it and the Explorer app that they’ve release will help visitors regardless if it’s your first or fifth visit.

World of Coca Cola exterior

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Planes: Fire and Rescue-better than the first one

Planes is the kind of direct to DVD workhorse that most studios would love to have.  In this case, as in the first Planes, it goes to theaters for a week or two and will be out on DVD in two months.  It’s not a slam to say direct to DVD.  However, it’s not at the same Frozen level of quality that families expect from the brand.  Disney will make about 200 million in theaters and push it out on DVD.  With all this in mind, Planes: Fire and Rescue is better than the first movie and has some genuine laughs in it.

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Camping and the Northwest Territory 8 Person Instant Tent #KmartSummerFun #Ad

The Mojo household is a virtual feast of activity during the day. From changing diapers to teaching our oldest to use the scooter, our outdoor activities run the gamut during the summer. It was no surprise that we were stumbling over each other to use the Northwest Territory 8 Person Instant Cabin Tent in the backyard.

Small people getting out of the Northwest Territory 8 Person Instant Tent, #KmartSummerFun #ad

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Six Flags Over Georgia: Hurricane Harbor review

Summer 2014 brings the biggest expansion in the history of Six Flags Over Georgia to the theme park.  Hurricane Harbor offers over 7 acres of new water rides that can provide parents a needed break in these final weeks of summer.  In total Hurricane Harbor has three new attractions and one very large renamed one, Paradise Island that was simple annexed into that area.

Hurricane Harbor at Six Flags Over Georgia

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Think Outside the Box at Children’s Museum of Atlanta

If you’re a parent think of Christmas morning or some other time when you child receives gifts that might require big boxes.  After they rip the present open, yell at the gift and then play with it, what do they do?   They play with the box.  The bigger the box the better.  If they can sit in the box or roll their toy cars through that’s awesome too.  Think Outside the Box is the new exhibit at Children’s Museum of Atlanta and is boxes, boxes and more.

Outside the Box entrance

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How to navigate your child’s first comic con

I was priming my wife with all manner of questions about how to describe it.  Some of her friends said coo, while other said have fun.  Regardless, I knew that she was going with me to be with the boys, which was fine with me. Our child’s first comic con happened when they were 4 and 2, so I knew that they wouldn’t remember much, but I certainly wanted them to have fun.  Here are some tips that we learned during our child’s first comic con.

Oh, even though ours was a comic con, the same basic tips can be carried over to a baseball card show or any other fan conference.

The Red Power Ranger at Wizard World Atlanta Comic Con

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