Date Night Ride in a Polaris Slingshot

Atlanta’s Date Night Ride turns a simple evening out into a moving sightseeing trip. You and a companion share a Polaris Slingshot, follow a group through Atlanta after dark, pause for photos, and finish with ice cream in Buckhead or another planned stop. Some outings head into the North Georgia mountains, so the exact route is part of the surprise.

I like the panoramic views and the chance to see Atlanta’s lights from a low, open-feeling vehicle rather than from behind a tour-bus window. I also like the small-group price, $199.99 for up to two people, which makes this easier to justify as a special date than paying two separate admission fees.

The main drawback is that the route is not fixed. You might get city lights and Buckhead, or a mountain ride, waterfall, historic site, or group activity. A larger convoy can also split up at traffic lights, so this is not the best pick if you want a quiet, private drive.

Key points to know before you book

• The $199.99 price covers one group of up to two people, not two separate tickets.
• The route changes with weather and availability, with past trips reaching Bell Mountain, waterfalls, historic sites, and North Georgia.
• The evening begins at 5:30 pm at North Atlanta Slingshot Rentals in Peachtree Corners.
• Atlanta’s night sights are part of the fun, including Midtown, Bank of America Plaza, and the drive toward Buckhead.
• Jeni’s Ice Cream is a planned finishing stop on the city route, but food and drinks cost extra.
• The group may include up to 16 people, and a convoy can become separated by traffic lights.

What this Polaris Slingshot date night is really like

I see this as part sightseeing ride, part date-night activity, and part novelty drive. The Polaris Slingshot gives you a different view of Georgia than a standard car, with broad views along the route and a more exposed sense of the city around you.

The experience lasts about five to seven hours, though the listed city itinerary is described as roughly five to six hours. That includes driving time, so you are not spending the whole evening at stops. You are signing up for a long ride with several pauses, not a sequence of extended sightseeing visits.

The starting point is North Atlanta Slingshot Rentals at 4835 Buford Highway in Peachtree Corners. The activity begins at 5:30 pm and returns to that same location. Since the ride ends back at the rental point, plan your evening around getting there again rather than arranging a separate pickup in Atlanta.

Starting at Truist Park and settling into the ride

The first named stop is Truist Park, where you have about 30 minutes and no admission charge. The stop gives the group a chance to get oriented, take photos, and begin the evening before the city ride gathers pace.

I would not treat this as a full ballpark visit. The provided plan does not include a game, a stadium tour, or a ticketed attraction. Think of Truist Park as a photo and meeting point within a longer route.

This early stop matters because a convoy ride can take a little time to organize. You get a break before the night driving begins, and you can use it to settle in with your companion. If you are hoping to spend most of the evening at one attraction, this format may feel too spread out. If you like moving from place to place, it works better.

Atlanta after dark, from Midtown to Buckhead

The city section is the most dependable part of the published route. The group starts through Atlanta at night, with building lights and photo opportunities along the way. The ride then passes through Midtown and by Bank of America Plaza, described here as the tallest building in the southeastern United States.

The route continues along West Peachtree Street toward Buckhead. That stretch gives you a changing view of Atlanta rather than one single lookout. You move from the central city into one of its best-known northern districts, with the Slingshot providing the main experience between stops.

I like this part because it asks little of you. You do not need to study a long list of facts or rush from one attraction to another. You can simply watch the city pass by, stop for pictures, and enjoy the unusual vehicle.

There is one practical catch. A group of several Slingshots may not remain together at every light. One past group had 12 vehicles, and the cars became separated by traffic. The staff made sure nobody was left behind, but you should expect a convoy rather than a private chauffeur service.

Buckhead and the Jeni’s Ice Cream finish

The city itinerary ends at Jeni’s Ice Cream in Buckhead, with about an hour scheduled there. This is the most relaxed stop of the night, giving you and your companion time to sit with a treat before the return drive.

Admission is not included, and neither are dinner, food, drinks, or other beverages. That is worth planning for, since the experience is sold as a date night but does not provide a meal. You can use the Buckhead stop for ice cream and arrange dinner separately, or simply treat the evening as a long ride with dessert.

The return follows Peachtree Street toward North Atlanta Slingshot Rentals. Since the ride ends at the original meeting point, do not assume that the Buckhead stop is the final drop-off.

The route can change, and that is both fun and a risk

The name Date Night Ride sounds like a fixed Atlanta evening tour, but the operator describes a flexible destination schedule. Past outings have included the North Georgia mountains, waterfalls, historic sites, and group activities.

One previous trip went to Bell Mountain, turning the evening into a mountain outing rather than a city-light ride. Another account refers to Avalon and a lake, showing that the stops can shift based on the plan for that particular departure.

I like this flexibility if you are open to a surprise. It lets the operator match the ride to weather, availability, and the type of group activity planned. You may see more of Georgia than the city route suggests.

I would ask about the expected destination before booking if you have a specific goal. The supplied details do not promise a mountain route, waterfall, Bell Mountain, Avalon, or any other single site. Weather and availability can change the plan.

What the price includes, and what it leaves out

The price is $199.99 per group of up to two people. That makes the basic cost roughly $100 per person when two people share the ride, though the actual value depends on how much you care about the Slingshot itself and the changing route.

The included item is the Polaris Slingshot. Fuel surcharge, dinner, and all food and beverages are extra. There is no separate admission charge listed for Truist Park, but the Jeni’s stop is not included.

For me, the value comes from combining the vehicle rental, guided group route, city sightseeing, photo stops, and several hours of driving into one evening. You are not paying only for access to Atlanta landmarks. You are paying for the unusual way of seeing them.

The price is harder to justify if you mainly want dinner and ice cream. It is also less appealing if you dislike group activities or prefer to control your own route. The strongest case is for two people who want an active evening and see the Slingshot as the main attraction.

The staff and the feel of the group

The available feedback gives the staff a particularly positive picture. The owners are described as friendly, patient, and attentive, with one account noting that the group was not left behind even when the vehicles became separated.

That detail matters more than it may first appear. A convoy of Slingshots has to deal with city traffic, stoplights, and different driving speeds. Clear support from the staff can make the difference between a playful group ride and a confusing one.

The tour can include up to 16 people. That is small enough to feel organized, but it is not a private two-person outing. You will share the route and timing with the rest of the group.

A larger group can add energy, especially if you enjoy a shared activity. It can also mean more time waiting for everyone to regroup and less control over where you stop. I would book this for a social date, not for a secluded anniversary evening.

How long the evening feels

The stated duration is approximately five to seven hours, with the city route described as five to six hours. Travel time is included, so the ride itself takes up most of the evening.

That length is useful if you want one major activity rather than filling the night with several separate plans. Starting at 5:30 pm also gives you an evening schedule that naturally runs into nighttime, when the city lights become part of the route.

The long duration can be tiring if you expected a quick rental or a short photo ride. I would avoid booking a second timed attraction afterward. The return to Peachtree Corners is part of the plan, and the exact finish can depend on the route and group pace.

Weather, comfort, and practical planning

This activity requires good weather. If poor weather causes a cancellation, you are offered another date or a full refund. That policy protects you from losing the full booking cost, but it can still disrupt a carefully planned date night.

The tour is offered in English, and confirmation is provided when you book. Service animals are allowed, the starting area is near public transportation, and most people can participate according to the supplied details.

The information does not provide specific age, license, clothing, or seating rules, so I would ask North Atlanta Slingshot Rentals directly about any requirement that affects you. The same applies if you have mobility concerns or need details about the vehicle.

Bring a plan for food, since dinner and drinks are not included. Also remember that the evening returns to the rental location. Your best approach is to leave enough room around the booking for a flexible finish.

Who will enjoy this ride most

I would recommend it to couples, close friends, and visitors who want to see Georgia through an unusual activity rather than a standard sightseeing tour. It also suits someone who was unsure about a Slingshot but is willing to try something new. One participant who initially opposed the idea ended up planning to return for a daytime ride.

The experience is especially strong for people who enjoy scenic driving, city lights, photo stops, and a little speed. The vehicle itself is repeatedly praised as exciting and fast, so the ride is not just transportation between attractions.

I would think twice if you want a fixed itinerary, a quiet private vehicle, or a full dinner included in the price. You should also be comfortable with a route that may change and a group that can include up to 16 people.

Should you book the Date Night Ride?

Book it if you want a memorable evening built around the Polaris Slingshot rather than a conventional restaurant date. The strongest points are the changing Georgia routes, Atlanta at night, the easy two-person pricing, and staff who keep the group organized.

Skip it if your priority is a guaranteed mountain view, a specific attraction, or a private schedule. Before paying, confirm the likely route and whether the plan is the Atlanta city ride, a mountain outing, or another group activity.

For two people who enjoy trying something different, $199.99 can be fair value, especially when you treat the vehicle and the ride as the main event. Add money for food, drinks, and fuel surcharge, and leave the rest of the night open.

FAQ

Where does the Date Night Ride begin and end?

It begins and ends at North Atlanta Slingshot Rentals, 4835 Buford Highway, Peachtree Corners, Georgia 30071.

What time does the experience start?

The listed start time is 5:30 pm.

How much does the ride cost?

The price is $199.99 per group of up to two people.

Is dinner included?

No. Dinner, all food and beverages, and the fuel surcharge are not included.

Is the route always the same?

No. Destinations change with weather and availability. Possible plans have included Atlanta city sights, North Georgia mountains, waterfalls, historic sites, and group activities.

What happens if bad weather cancels the ride?

You can choose a different date or receive a full refund if the experience is canceled because of poor weather. For other cancellations, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund.