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Mar 13, 2017 · We're taking overturned cars, tanks, massive hordes of walkers, horror galore. This area was home of the building that reflected the helicopter Rick chased, rampaging zombies, and the tank he hid ...
- Declan Gallagher
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- The Center for Disease Control (Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, Atlanta, Ga.) During the final two episodes of the first season, the CDC headquarters, where Rick (Andrew Lincoln) sought refuge and discovered the truth about the infection, was filmed at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, appropriately situated in northwest Atlanta's Cobb County near a village called Vinings that runs along the Chattahoochee River.
- The pudding house (Senoia, Ga.) The house in which Carl (Chandler Riggs) outwitted a hungry walker in season 4 and rewarded himself with a gargantuan can of chocolate pudding is a two-story Craftsman-style abode, built sometime between 1910 and 1920 by Senoia cotton merchant Oscar Mann.
- Driftwood Beach (Jekyll Island, Glynn County, Ga.) Located at the north end of Jekyll Island, one of the Golden Isles of Georgia, the white sands of Driftwood Beach were named for the knotted, re-formed trees that dot the idyllic landscape, some of which are as many as 500 years old.
- Rick and Lori's house (Atlanta, Ga.) In the pilot episode of The Walking Dead, after leaving the hospital, Rick rode an abandoned bicycle back to the home he shared with Lori and Carl pre-zombie apocalypse, only to find them missing.
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- Rick’s House.
- Atlanta skyline. In arguably one of the most iconic "The Walking Dead" scenes, Rick Grimes heads toward Atlanta on a lone horse after running out of gas in search for his family.
- The “hospital” where Rick wakes up. The pilot scene depicts a hospital where Rick wakes up from a coma to a zombie apocalypse. In reality, however, the building at 2352 Bolton Road in Atlanta is the administrative campus of the Atlanta Mission, a local non-profit serving the homeless population.
- The survivors' campsite. Rick's eventual reunion with his family and "best friend" in the third episode occurred at the Bellwood Quarry. Bellwood Quarry was also used as a filming location in the television shows The Vampire Diaries and Stranger Things.
- Downtown Senoia & Senoia Welcome Center. The small town of Senoia was incorporated in 1860, but it was the film industry that put it on the map. Located just 45 miles south of Atlanta, the main street is lined with shops and restaurants as well as historic homes and inns.
- Nic & Norman's. Owned by producer, director and special effects master Greg Nicotero and fan favorite Norman Reedus (“Daryl Dixon”), Nic & Norman’s is a Southern eatery in downtown Senoia.
- The Woodbury Shoppe. Every trip to Senoia should include a visit to The Woodbury Shoppe, which is the go-to location for "The Walking Dead" memorabilia and fan gear.
- Georgia Tour Company. Georgia Tour Company offers two-hour walking tours of Senoia, visiting locations used in "The Walking Dead," "Fried Green Tomatoes," "Pet Sematary II," "Drop Dead Diva" and more.
Sep 23, 2019 · Walker Stalker Con is the Walking Dead fan convention held all over the world, but the Atlanta location is by far the biggest. The event includes panels, photo ops, and vendor booths. The Senoia Dead Bash is another fan-focused event with celebrity appearances. Fandemic Tour is the latest Walking Dead-related convention to pop up in Atlanta.
Apr 28, 2021 · For fans of the show, this is one of the best Walking Dead filming locations to visit! In the show, Rick’s house is located in a small town but in reality it is in Atlanta, directly across from Grant Park at 817 Cherokee Avenue. While the house was vacant during filming, it is currently lived in and is private property.
The guides at Water Tower Tours can also show you around Senoia. They offer the option of “wheels or heels” (golf cart tour or walking tour). After getting up close and personal with The Walking Dead filming locations in Senoia, you can branch out and see some other filming locations such as Marvel or Stranger Things.
