Worst travel agent ever! She booked our trip to Italy and it was horrendous! She booked us on a…read moretrain from Genoa to Florence via Malon which is ridiculous, look at the map. She booked us a car service from the train station in Rome when our hotel was two minute walk away. She booked us on a one hour connection through Amsterdam which is absolutely impossible to make. She had us on an 8 AM train while we were on vacation! To get us there by noon when the hotel would not be ready. The hotels were barely adequate, and we had to have her change one because it was on the complete opposite of side of town that we wanted to be on and had told her previously. I would never ever ever use her again or recommend her to anyone.

Lauren amazed me with her knowledge of international travel. From our initial discussion to the…read moredetailed itinerary to selection and bookings, she was with us every step of the way and made amazing choices. When a cab driver strike took place, she was on the phone to find book us a private driver and get us to our next destination. That's the kind of personal service you don't get from the big name websites! Thank you Lauren for planning an awesome vacation for our family!

I once hated layovers in Atlanta. Now I enjoy exploring the concourses, especially with a three…read morehour layover! Concourse C - at least I think this is C by the trains to B and D - is the History of Atlanta. I took my time reading the signs, looking at photos and objects. I loved reading about books and Gone with the Wind in particular. Ted Turner is featured in the present, and he is a big part of recent past. I definitely need more time here.

Not sure what was up but the air port was empty compared to normal. The Starbucks there was slow as…read moremolasses as well. Just another co course at the Atlanta airport!

It's kind of hard to really review a Marta station, right? But this is probably one of the largest…read moreones, as it is the main hub for all the cool attractions and entertainment events in Atlanta. This is a pretty clean station; it has plenty of entrances/exits. , Tip: I highly recommend always making sure you get a regular Breeze Card as they have a life of 3 years (plastic) and can be reloaded over and over again, which can save you from having to always pay a fee $2 or having to always pay a $1 fee each time you pay for a paper ticket. Remember: Paper tickets are single-use, paper, and non-reloadable. Each time you get one, you pay $1 plus the cost of the fare. Plastic Breeze cards are reusable, reloadable, balance protection if registered. They can be used over and over again for 3 years, and only have a $2 fee once, until they expire after 3 years, and you need another one. As for Marta? It's $2.50 for one way ($5 roundtrip), but if you plan to take multiple trips over and over again, you can get an unlimited day for $9, $14 for 2 days, $16 for 3 days, etc. [Review 749] - 22nd Review of 2025

Although Atlanta does not have the mass transit like NYC, Boston or Chicago, MARTA is a good option…read morewhen commuting to the airport, Buckhead or the convention center. At a cost of $2.50 per trip with up to four transfers allowed in a 3 hour window, it is a "breeze" to use in the city. This past weekend, when many gas stations were empty, car rentals were over $100 a day and a lift from the airport was up to $233, MARTA was an easy and affordable way to travel in Atlanta. If making a lot of trips, passes are $9 for the day or $14 and $16 for a two or three day passes. Check the schedule so that you know where to transfer, which exit to take and what is running. The Convention Center is huge, so be prepared for a long walk after leaving the terminal. The redline has limited hours on Sunday, so plan ahead.

The Plane Train is the only way to get around the Atlanta airport if you have to travel from…read moreterminal to terminal. There will be signs saying you can take the train to the terminals or walk. Ignore that and pretend it just says "take the train" only LOL It can get very crowded on the Plane Train, but don't panic if your terminal is coming up and you're buried at the back of the car. People are pretty considerate on letting you out if you're trying to exit. Make sure to hold onto one of the poles, a hand strap, or a wall, because when the train stops, it is very sudden and things (and people) can go flying if they're not secured. I wish other large airports had a plane train like Atlanta does. It makes getting between terminals SO much easier and saves your feet from pain walking from terminal to terminal!

Easy and fast way to get through the ATL airport from concourse to concourse and between terminals…read more The train is quick and efficient and very dependable! We recommend it for sure if there is a tight connection requiring mobility between terminals or concourses.

I once hated layovers in Atlanta. Now I enjoy exploring the concourses, especially with a three…read morehour layover! Concourse D is a marvel with the history of flight. I'm old enough to remember Eastern Airlines (my first credit card) and TWA (I had so many miles on it before its demise). Now I'm loyal to Delta. I'm thankful for their excellent service and employees. This is a remarkable exhibit!

What a terrible experience in Concourse D. Many areas in disrepair. No air conditioning so by 7pm…read moreat night it felt like a sauna in here. After a long delay on my first leg, I had to hustle from B to D. I was a sweaty mess and found no reprieve when I got up to D. Do better please. If you're traveling through here this summer be prepared.

We have been working with Dave and his team for about a decade! He is the most reliable driver we…read morehave ever met. He always responds promptly, makes himself or a team member available to meet our needs, and always drives us and our family safely. Dave has done longer drives for us as well and is willing to be flexible and make it work. Dave and his team are the best in the industry--always early, consistent, and kind. I highly recommend booking ATL 1st team for your upcoming trips.