Civic Center Station - MARTA is located where Peachtree St NW is over I75/I85…read more Train riders can enter this station from either side of Peachtree St NW, then read the signs in the station that direct riders which direction the trains go, and use either the elevator or escalator to go down to the appropriate loading area. The only times that I've gotten off of the train at this station was so that I could walk to either the Georgia Aquarium or World of Coca Cola, and the only time I've gotten on the train at this station was because I had returned from the Georgia Aquarium or World of Coca Cola. Every time I've been in this station, there have hardly been any other people around, including law enforcement, so I'm actually a lot more cautious, alert and aware of my surroundings when I'm in this area.

I took my mom and aunt on this train a long time ago. I didn't feel scared. It was clean and well…read morelit. I guess those days are over. While we were visiting the Georgia aquarium, we decided to take Marta to the airport. It took us a few minutes to figure out how to get a ticket. Then, a guy who was there cleaning the station asked us where we were heading. Who would imagine the station worker gives us false information? We ran to catch a train heading the wrong way! Luckily, I noticed that and got off the train. An elevator is a home for homeless people and inside the train smells like pot. Even with downtown traffic, you are safer and better off taking Uber.

We took MARTA, the local tram system for Atlanta to Peachtree Center Station, which was a straight…read moreshot from the airport to downtown Atlanta. I imagine this station being busier on weekdays when people are working at the office, but we had no issues getting to and from here. The Peachtree Center Station is where you'll want to go for Centennial Olympic Park, Coca-Cola and the Georgia Aquarium, so it's a huge tourist area. Soon after you exit the station, all of this is within a few blocks walking. There are also signs in the station that point out the different directions/streets, so you can exit and enter on different sides of the station. I recommend anyone visiting the area, especially from the airport, to use MARTA, an easy and affordable way to get around the area.

This was our home station while in Atlanta and it was pretty convenient all around…read more The station is pretty large but there is a lot of signage to ensure you are getting to where you are going in the most efficient way. When we first got off the train, we didn't look at the signs and just exited to the street so we ended up walking a lot more the first day but once you realize all the demarcations, you'll be fine. We actually found an exit closer to our hotel, without having to walk up hill. SCORE!!! The station looks clean and feels pretty safe. I agree that it's a bit dark but I kind of think it adds to the charm a bit. I love the monitors that let you know when the next train is coming. The escalators are interesting to say the least. They do take forever but they are very long and better than having to walk up 4 flights of stairs, especially with baggage. And once we found the exit that didn't involve a hill, the escalator in that area was a bit shorter.

Red Line - North to North Springs, South to the Airport…read more I've pivoted from Sandy Springs to here & it still provides me with an easy commute to downtown. Unfortunately, the location of a station usually determines the level of upkeep & cleanliness. For the most part, the stations from Buckhead to North Springs are in pretty good condition with ample places to sit & such. Station Highlights: *Daily & long-term parking - free for less than 24 hours *Local, regional & shuttle bus connections *Surrounded by Perimeter Mall, the central business district, numerous restaurants & multi-family residential areas. *Outdoor platform with various sheltered seating. Both Marta & Dunwoody Law Enforcement are present here, perhaps due to the annex to Perimeter Mall.

Need better signage as to where to meet your pickup. I went down to ground level where buses are…read morelooking for "kiss & ride" lot and ended up walking along Ashford Dunwoody road at evening rush hour! It was very intimidating for an elderly woman with luggage to handle. Not everyone using Marta is from the area. Better signage needed on the train level as to where to go.

Customer Service. Help getting to gate…read more Plenty of seating. Near a restaurant if you want to get something to eat.

The terminal was very large so you need to pay attention when you get on the train. Bathrooms were…read moredisgusting. There was plenty of seating and the piped music was not too loud. There is no Starbucks here, but there is a Caribou coffee in the food court that has a lovely piano being played beautifully!

One of the more complicated stations but it does the jobread more

I ride the train on a regular basis and for the past few months have been subjected to loud…read moredemanding requests for money. It usually starts shortly after the airport and continues through downtown stops. Where is Marta security?? Why is this permitted??

I use this Marta Station for convenience when I volunteer in downtown Decatur. Straight shot for me…read moreno transfer or bus. The free parking is a plus. 2 parking lots one on MLKing dr and the other right by I-20. Off Hamilton E. Holmes dr. (Actual street name i have no idea and I'm from Atlanta and I pass it every day to and from work) I get a Breeze card from the kiosks along the walls when you come in. From either side of station. Ioad mine with 2 trips $5.00. This is cheaper than Uber/Lyft. Only down is depending on Rush hour tines morning or afternoon it can get crowded like a sardine can. Not to mention rude rowdy younger generation. I will continue to use Marta it is Smarter.

On 12/4/22 my truck along with 14 other vehicles were broken into at the HE Holmes MARTA station…read moreparking lot nearest to I-20! The damn marta police was onsite when it happened! They stole my Springfield XDS 45 caliber. I spoke with two fraternity brothers yesterday who had their cars broken into this weekend at two separate locations. American Cut steakhouse parking lot across from the red phone booth and the other the Bruh was parked across from The Ritz in Buckhead! All of us had firearms stolen! Please either get a gun lock case or don't leave your weapon in your vehicle. I normally carry mine but you can't do that at the Dome. Just be aware it's savage downtown right now. I'm taking Uber from now on or parking valet!

Concourse E was my departing gate from Atlanta Georgia airport going to Rio De Janeiro. My flight…read morefrom LAX to Atlanta landed in Concourse C so I had to take the little train to concourse E. Finding the train was fine and getting on the train was easy. The airport wasn't that busy likely due to it being the evening time. Concourse E has a food court with options like McDonalds, Panda Express, Subway and etc. I would not recommend going to TGIF here because the service was just slow so you're better off at McDonald.

All concourses in atlanta are great compared to many other airports. Plenty of places to eat and…read moreshop. Wish other airports would be as efficient as Atlantas.

Formerly Charlie Brown Airport. You're only going to be in this place if you fly a private jet with…read moreone of the following companies or people: Suntrust Coca Cola Koch Bros Home Depot Mr. Creflo Dollar There might be more to this list but that's who I know off the top of my head. Very cool place to visit if you have a way in. That I know of, it's not open to the public. It's located just of I-20 and there isn't much else in this part of town. It's mainly for members of companies that need a quick private jet for meetings and such.

Good little airport here. Flew out and back in from the Koch/GP hangar where the guys are extremely…read morehelpful. Outside the facility is not well lit and the nearby town isn't the safest, so beware. Very efficient for business travel and we never have runway or other non-weather issues that affect departure or delay.