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  {
    "id": "770e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440007",
    "name": "The Retro Hawkins Route",
    "description": "A focused driving tour hitting some of the most iconic retro hangouts in Hawkins, moving from Lithia Springs through Douglasville and ending in Winston.",
    "category": "Stranger Things",
    "imageName": "retro_hawkins_route",
    "isPremium": true,
    "duration": "1.5 hours",
    "difficulty": "Easy (Short Drive)",
    "distance": "12 miles",
    "waypoints": [
      {
        "name": "Benny's Burgers (Tiffany's Kitchen)",
        "description": "Starting point - The diner where a terrified Eleven first found food and temporary safety in Season 1. In reality, this is Tiffany's Kitchen, an active diner serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner all day long. Operating Hours: Tuesday - Sunday: 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM (Closed on Mondays).",
        "latitude": 33.7745,
        "longitude": -84.6536,
        "orderIndex": 1
      },
      {
        "name": "The Palace Arcade",
        "description": "Located at 6501 Church Street in Douglasville, Georgia. Head west into Douglasville to see the retro exterior of the arcade where Max dominated the Dig Dug high scores in Season 2.",
        "latitude": 33.75283443414864,
        "longitude": -84.74334629174199,
        "orderIndex": 2
      },
      {
        "name": "Family Video",
        "description": "Located at 6503 Church Street in Douglasville, Georgia right next door to the arcade. Check out the iconic video store exterior where Steve and Robin worked in Season 4.",
        "latitude": 33.75283443414864,
        "longitude": -84.74334629174199,
        "orderIndex": 3
      },
      {
        "name": "Fair Mart (Historic Site)",
        "description": "Final stop - Drive further west into Winston. While the actual building was demolished shortly after filming, this intersection is where Steve broke up with Tommy and Carol in Season 1.",
        "latitude": 33.7340,
        "longitude": -84.8580,
        "orderIndex": 4
      }
    ],
    "price": "Free (Self-Guided)",
    "availability": "Anytime (Tiffany's Kitchen closed Mondays)",
    "highlights": [
      "Dine inside Benny's Burgers (Tiffany's Kitchen)",
      "Douglasville's retro storefronts (Arcade & Video Store)",
      "The historic site of the Fair Mart"
    ],
    "tips": [
      "Tiffany's Kitchen is open Tuesday-Sunday (6 AM - 9 PM) and serves great homemade food. Plan to start the tour here with a meal!",
      "The Palace Arcade and Family Video are located at 6501 and 6503 Church Street, respectively. You can park once to see both storefronts.",
      "The Fair Mart site is now an open intersection due to road widening, but it's a great piece of television history for completionists."
    ],
    "bestSeasons": [
      "Spring",
      "Summer",
      "Autumn"
    ]
  },
  {
    "id": "770e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440008",
    "name": "The Richard Jewell Filming Locations Tour",
    "description": "Visit the actual locations around Atlanta where Clint Eastwood shot 'Richard Jewell', chronicling the story of the security guard falsely accused of the 1996 Centennial Olympic Park bombing.",
    "category": "Richard Jewell",
    "imageName": "richard_jewell_tour",
    "isPremium": false,
    "duration": "3 hours",
    "difficulty": "Moderate (Driving Required)",
    "distance": "14 miles",
    "waypoints": [
      {
        "name": "Centennial Olympic Park",
        "description": "Starting point - The actual site of the 1996 bombing. Clint Eastwood's crew took over the park for weeks to meticulously recreate the AT&T stage and the horrifying events of that night.",
        "latitude": 33.7603,
        "longitude": -84.3935,
        "orderIndex": 1
      },
      {
        "name": "Home Grown & Memorial Drive",
        "description": "Drive east to Reynoldstown. The area around this beloved local diner on Memorial Drive was transformed for various exterior neighborhood shots used in the film.",
        "latitude": 33.7465,
        "longitude": -84.3542,
        "orderIndex": 2
      },
      {
        "name": "Neighbors Pub",
        "description": "Head north into Virginia-Highland. The lively interior of this local staple was used for bar scenes showcasing the public's reaction to the unfolding news broadcasts.",
        "latitude": 33.7725,
        "longitude": -84.3527,
        "orderIndex": 3
      },
      {
        "name": "Johnny's Hideaway",
        "description": "Continue north to Buckhead. This famous retro Sinatra-and-Elvis nightclub on Roswell Road served as the filming location for the notorious scenes involving reporter Kathy Scruggs and the FBI.",
        "latitude": 33.8407,
        "longitude": -84.3804,
        "orderIndex": 4
      },
      {
        "name": "Oglethorpe University",
        "description": "Final stop - Drive to Brookhaven. The striking gothic architecture of Hearst Hall and the academic quad stood in for Piedmont College, where Richard Jewell previously worked as a security guard.",
        "latitude": 33.8735,
        "longitude": -84.3358,
        "orderIndex": 5
      }
    ],
    "price": "Free (Self-Guided Driving Tour)",
    "availability": "Anytime (Check individual business hours if going inside)",
    "highlights": [
      "Centennial Olympic Park's Fountain of Rings",
      "Reynoldstown/Memorial Drive exteriors",
      "Virginia-Highland's Neighbors Pub",
      "Johnny's Hideaway retro interior",
      "Oglethorpe University's Gothic campus"
    ],
    "tips": [
      "This driving tour takes you from Downtown up to Brookhaven. Traffic on Peachtree and Roswell Road can be heavy, so plan your drive outside of rush hour.",
      "Centennial Olympic Park has paid parking decks nearby; walking the park itself is free.",
      "Consider grabbing breakfast at Home Grown before starting, or a drink at Johnny's Hideaway later in the day to fully experience the locations."
    ],
    "bestSeasons": [
      "Spring",
      "Summer",
      "Autumn",
      "Winter"
    ]
  },
  {
    "id": "770e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440009",
    "name": "The Scream 7 (Pine Grove) Tour",
    "description": "Explore the terrifying real-world locations across metro Atlanta that brought Kevin Williamson's Scream 7 to life. Travel from Gale Weathers' broadcast studio in Midtown to the eerie streets of the fictional town of Pine Grove, Indiana.",
    "category": "Scream 7",
    "imageName": "scream_7_tour",
    "isPremium": false,
    "duration": "3 hours",
    "difficulty": "Moderate (Driving Required)",
    "distance": "40 miles",
    "waypoints": [
      {
        "name": "Television Studio (SCAD Film Studios)",
        "description": "Starting point - Located at 1600 Peachtree St NE in Atlanta. This historic studio (once the broadcast hub for the '96 Olympics) was used for Gale Weathers' talk show set.",
        "latitude": 33.7997,
        "longitude": -84.3900,
        "orderIndex": 1
      },
      {
        "name": "Sidney's House",
        "description": "Located at 1024 Club Commons Circle NE. Head slightly northeast into Brookhaven to view the exterior of the Prescott family home. (Please respect private property and view from the street only).",
        "latitude": 33.8640,
        "longitude": -84.3410,
        "orderIndex": 2
      },
      {
        "name": "Psychiatric Hospital",
        "description": "Drive west to 3180 Atlanta Rd SE in Smyrna. This location served as the haunting exterior for the psychiatric hospital featured in the film.",
        "latitude": 33.8560,
        "longitude": -84.4840,
        "orderIndex": 3
      },
      {
        "name": "The Tavern",
        "description": "Located nearby at 725 Concord Rd SE in Smyrna, this served as the filming location for the local Pine Grove tavern.",
        "latitude": 33.8550,
        "longitude": -84.5150,
        "orderIndex": 4
      },
      {
        "name": "Downtown Pine Grove (Dallas, GA)",
        "description": "Final stop - Drive west to Dallas, Georgia. The areas around 121 East Griffin Street and 33 Courthouse Square stood in for the heart of Pine Grove. Here you'll find where the coffee shop, the movie theater, and 'Craven Plaza' were staged.",
        "latitude": 33.9230,
        "longitude": -84.8400,
        "orderIndex": 5
      }
    ],
    "price": "Free (Self-Guided Driving Tour)",
    "availability": "Anytime (Respect private residences and active schools)",
    "highlights": [
      "Gale Weathers' TV Studio exterior",
      "Sidney Prescott's house exterior",
      "Smyrna hospital and tavern sets",
      "Downtown Dallas / 'Craven Plaza' town square"
    ],
    "tips": [
      "This tour covers a significant stretch from Midtown Atlanta all the way out to Dallas, so account for Atlanta traffic when scheduling your drive.",
      "The 'Craven Plaza' town square area in Dallas is very walkable once you park, making it a great place to end the tour and stretch your legs.",
      "The SCAD Film Studios are closed to the public, so photos must be taken from the exterior."
    ],
    "bestSeasons": [
      "Autumn",
      "Winter",
      "Spring"
    ]
  }
]