We ALWAYS have a blast going to FunSpot. The last month we have gone twice and the staff has been amazing. Since it isn’t the busy season- the workers go from ride to ride in some instances. But they’re very accommodating. Today we went for my birthday and Paul was absolutely a treat!! When we show up and he’s working we know it’s going to be fun and we will be met with a smile.
Phil Spencer
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June 01, 2026
A super alternative to Six Flags, if you prefer a relaxing, laid back amusement park, without the crowds, the high prices, or the attitudes. The big roller coaster, called ArieForce One, was built by the same company that built Six Flags' Twisted Cyclone, and it is every bit as good, if not better. They also have several attractions that Six Flags does not, including bumper boats, a giant fixed-arm swing, and a multilevel Go-Kart track that doesn't cost extra. Also, nice clean restrooms and an indoor game arcade and dining area (which is a great destination if it starts to rain). Every single employee I spoke with was extremely friendly and greeted me with a huge smile. I asked one of them why that was, and they said two things: the work environment is great, and the people that come to the park are usually awesome people, and that makes it enjoyable for them to work there.
Hannah Costanzo
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January 01, 2026
Made a stop on our way home from Florida just to ride Aire Force One on New Year's Day - my first coaster of 2026! It was worth the detour! The ride was super smooth and your butt was barely in the seat in the first half. RMC knows how to make a coaster (even if the restraints aren't my favorite)! The staff at the park were all very friendly and efficient.
ツLove
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May 12, 2026
We had such an amazing experience at Scout Night at Fun Spot Atlanta in Fayetteville! From the camping experience to the activities, everything was organized so well and created such a fun memory for the kids and families. My son had an absolute blast and was exhausted in the best way possible by the end of the night 😂🏕️🎢
One thing I HAVE to mention is the breakfast prepared by Lamont. The food was fresh, flavorful, and honestly way better than expected for a large group event. You could tell it was prepared with care, and it started the morning off perfectly. Huge thank you to him for taking care of everyone!
Renee Berube
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March 23, 2026
Great time! We had a blast, we arrived around noon and left after 7. All the rides were awesome. It has become a mini six flags, with 2 great rollercoasters, a tilt-a-whirl that looks like it came from six flags, and lots of other great rides, they also have batting cages and an arcade. They have 4 go-cart tracks now (heads up for anyone with long hair, below your shoulders, bring a hair tie as you will have to put your hair up and inside your shirt to ride any go-carts), 1 mini track for little ones, 2 original tracks that were there before it became fun spot (for those of you old enough to remember it as dixie-land fun park) and a new extreme track (called the Samson) that will definitely give you a rollercoaster like thrill. They also have a kids area with lots of rides for the little ones that can't ride the big rides. The food was good, with options like you would expect from an amusement park/fair, pizza, fried chicken, burgers, fries, pretzels, ice cream, dippin dots, etc. Drink options were surprising, of course they have a soda fountain but also had slushies (4 flavors) and the big surprise was the 5 or 6 choices of beer on tap and a couple of mixed drinks for the adults. There were a good variety of choices for dining, either several food trucks outside or you can go inside the main building, food and drink prices are about what you would expect with the theme park mark up but not too bad, inside the building seemed to be a bit cheaper and they had great deals on drinks where you buy a souvenir cup, and depending on what you were drinking, either free or cheap refills, the soda fountain is free refills, with the cup costing $12 for one cup, or they have deals if you buy more than one, you can also get a slushie refill cup for $6 with refills for $2, beer cups were around $10 (not 100% sure on that) with refills for $4 or $5. All around a great experience, and perfect for anyone who wants a six flags experience without the six flags price. Heads up, you might have to pay to park, we parked for free, but there was a sign that said it was $5 to park, so not sure about that, maybe at more peak times like in the summer you have to pay to park but at least it's not an excessive parking fee. To enter the park is free but to ride the rides they charged, so if you want to ride rides the best deal is to get an all day ride pass, best price is on Groupon, that will let you ride almost any ride as many times as you want for the whole day, the arcade and batting cages are not included in the ride pass (and as of this past weekend 3/21/26, the batting cages were not open, and I don't know when they will open).
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We ALWAYS have a blast going to FunSpot. The last month we have gone twice and the staff has been amazing. Since it isn’t the busy season- the workers go from ride to ride in some instances. But they’re very accommodating. Today we went for my birthday and Paul was absolutely a treat!! When we show up and he’s working we know it’s going to be fun and we will be met with a smile.
A super alternative to Six Flags, if you prefer a relaxing, laid back amusement park, without the crowds, the high prices, or the attitudes. The big roller coaster, called ArieForce One, was built by the same company that built Six Flags' Twisted Cyclone, and it is every bit as good, if not better. They also have several attractions that Six Flags does not, including bumper boats, a giant fixed-arm swing, and a multilevel Go-Kart track that doesn't cost extra. Also, nice clean restrooms and an indoor game arcade and dining area (which is a great destination if it starts to rain). Every single employee I spoke with was extremely friendly and greeted me with a huge smile. I asked one of them why that was, and they said two things: the work environment is great, and the people that come to the park are usually awesome people, and that makes it enjoyable for them to work there.
Made a stop on our way home from Florida just to ride Aire Force One on New Year's Day - my first coaster of 2026! It was worth the detour! The ride was super smooth and your butt was barely in the seat in the first half. RMC knows how to make a coaster (even if the restraints aren't my favorite)! The staff at the park were all very friendly and efficient.
We had such an amazing experience at Scout Night at Fun Spot Atlanta in Fayetteville! From the camping experience to the activities, everything was organized so well and created such a fun memory for the kids and families. My son had an absolute blast and was exhausted in the best way possible by the end of the night 😂🏕️🎢 One thing I HAVE to mention is the breakfast prepared by Lamont. The food was fresh, flavorful, and honestly way better than expected for a large group event. You could tell it was prepared with care, and it started the morning off perfectly. Huge thank you to him for taking care of everyone!
Great time! We had a blast, we arrived around noon and left after 7. All the rides were awesome. It has become a mini six flags, with 2 great rollercoasters, a tilt-a-whirl that looks like it came from six flags, and lots of other great rides, they also have batting cages and an arcade. They have 4 go-cart tracks now (heads up for anyone with long hair, below your shoulders, bring a hair tie as you will have to put your hair up and inside your shirt to ride any go-carts), 1 mini track for little ones, 2 original tracks that were there before it became fun spot (for those of you old enough to remember it as dixie-land fun park) and a new extreme track (called the Samson) that will definitely give you a rollercoaster like thrill. They also have a kids area with lots of rides for the little ones that can't ride the big rides. The food was good, with options like you would expect from an amusement park/fair, pizza, fried chicken, burgers, fries, pretzels, ice cream, dippin dots, etc. Drink options were surprising, of course they have a soda fountain but also had slushies (4 flavors) and the big surprise was the 5 or 6 choices of beer on tap and a couple of mixed drinks for the adults. There were a good variety of choices for dining, either several food trucks outside or you can go inside the main building, food and drink prices are about what you would expect with the theme park mark up but not too bad, inside the building seemed to be a bit cheaper and they had great deals on drinks where you buy a souvenir cup, and depending on what you were drinking, either free or cheap refills, the soda fountain is free refills, with the cup costing $12 for one cup, or they have deals if you buy more than one, you can also get a slushie refill cup for $6 with refills for $2, beer cups were around $10 (not 100% sure on that) with refills for $4 or $5. All around a great experience, and perfect for anyone who wants a six flags experience without the six flags price. Heads up, you might have to pay to park, we parked for free, but there was a sign that said it was $5 to park, so not sure about that, maybe at more peak times like in the summer you have to pay to park but at least it's not an excessive parking fee. To enter the park is free but to ride the rides they charged, so if you want to ride rides the best deal is to get an all day ride pass, best price is on Groupon, that will let you ride almost any ride as many times as you want for the whole day, the arcade and batting cages are not included in the ride pass (and as of this past weekend 3/21/26, the batting cages were not open, and I don't know when they will open).