After moviegoers watched the record-breaking 'Black Panther' movie, many have expressed their desires to go to Wakanda. On Monday, Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport aimed to make that dream come true. The airport's official Twitter account tweeted a picture of a terminal showing a flight destination to Wakanda, and it's everything we need. 

The tweet featured a photo of a screen in the Atlanta airport,with the movie's fictional country Wakanda on the schedule. The caption read, "The bags are packed," with hashtag #WakandaForever. 

Clearly, the idea of going to Wakanda struck a cord with people on Twitter. Many black people representing the diaspora tweeted their support of the idea of going to Wakanda. 

Even Lupita Nyong'o got in on the fun. The actress who played Nakia in the film, responded to the airport's Twitter account, asking about the flight's " in-flight entertainment." 

"Apart from La Femme Nakia, what else is on the in-flight entertainment? T’Challa’s Angels, M’Baku To The Future, Shuri’s Gotta Have It, Killmonger Bill, W’Kabi In The Woods…?" she wrote. 

Aside from its epic tweet, the city of Atlanta has other strong connections to the film. As WSB-TV Atlanta reported, a number of the movie's settings were located in Atlanta. Furthermore, nearly $84 million of the film's budget was spent in Georgia. This included employing 3,100 people in Georgia's film industry, WSB-TV reported.

Flight's booked! 

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