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Candytopia, pop-up candy exhibit, coming to Atlanta in February

Candytopia is an interactive candy land that doubles as an art exhibit

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Dec 11, 2018

Are you a fan of all things sugar? You’re in for a treat, because the ultimate confectionery shop is coming to Atlanta.

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Candytopia, an interactive candy land that doubles as an art exhibit, is making its way to the city in February.

The 12-room art installation, which has locations in New York City and San Francisco, offers a marshmallow pit made with foam, augmented reality technology and art inspired by local landmarks and celebrities.

Tickets are generally $34 for the four-month exhibit, but no word on when they’ll go on sale. Details about the exact location haven’t been disclosed either. However, Eater Atlanta reported Candytopia could open in Phipps Plaza, Lenox Square Mall or Buckhead Atlanta.

Want to learn more about the experience? Get a glimpse here and take look at some of the Instagram pics below.

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