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The Looking Glass Is Coming to Downtown Atlanta's The CTR
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The Looking Glass Is Coming to Downtown Atlanta's The CTR

AMP Up1 Hospitality is bringing The Looking Glass, a 38,000-square-foot immersive dining and entertainment venue, to Downtown Atlanta's The CTR, with a Q2 2027 opening.

June 9, 2026 · Mellanda Reese

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In this video I break down the news that CP Group has signed AMP Up1 Hospitality to bring The Looking Glass, an Alice in Wonderland-inspired immersive dining concept, to 38,000 square feet inside The CTR, the former CNN Center in Downtown Atlanta. The target opening is Q2 2027, and the operator behind this is not an out-of-town guess, it is the same Atlanta group behind Your 3rd Spot. I also get into what this lease actually signals about where Downtown foot traffic is heading and why a 38K square foot bet is not a small one. For the full story, read the blog: The Looking Glass Is Coming to The CTR in 2027.

What is The Looking Glass Atlanta?

The Looking Glass is a 38,000 square foot Alice in Wonderland-inspired immersive dining and entertainment venue coming to The CTR, the former CNN Center in Downtown Atlanta. It is being developed by Atlanta-based AMP Up1 Hospitality, the group behind Your 3rd Spot, and is targeting a Q2 2027 opening as part of CP Group's broader transformation of the property into a mixed-use destination.

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