I was in Greenwood and heading north to take Thompson Road to the southeast side of Indy when I noticed I was getting low on gas. So, I pulled through the intersection and into the Marathon. This station has undergone a major renovation (including digging) so the bay area for vehicles is in great condition: solid concrete that is smooth like new. The place was clean with bright blue trash cans handy.
I will say that there aren't a lot of pumps here like at some of the super stations. There are just two rows of pumps that are two deep. The pumps are also new and though they have a bunch of prompts for different promotional things Marathon does, I simply ignored those and put my debit card in. Everything after that was easy to follow and I was soon filling my tank.
While filling, I noticed that outside the building, there were ricks of firewood, propane gas tanks, ice, and standing by itself, an air station for filling your tires. The space between the building and the covered pumping bays was open, so no protection on rainy days if you need to go inside.
My only negative about this place is that it has limited access. Both cross streets at this intersection have raised medians without cutouts, so you can only get here from heading west or north. Upon leaving, you can only head north or west, but the west will immediately take you to the stop light, so you can turn south from there. Unfortunately, I wanted to go east, so unless I tried a U-turn at the stop light, I would have to detour to some other road.
I did not stop inside to check out the interior or customer service. I did notice a sign that says they carry donuts here, but I didn't check those out either.
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