I love this airport! I look forward coming through this airport every time…read more They have the kindest employees. Due to some health issues, I need assistance, & the the people that assist us are the best. (By they way, tip them - they are pushing you & your carry on through the airport!) They do it with care & a positive attitude each time. Because I'm always flying international, I'm usually going from terminal A to terminal F! Yes, they have a tram, still that's a huge airport. I love all the smiling faces & great attitudes in Atlanta.

Massively massive…read more It's bustling, you'd think you're walking in Times Square but no, you're in an airport. Pay attention because the voices are as loud as the speakers at the gate. It's a delta hub, so don't be surprised at the heavy presence. Ive never had a problem at the city within the city.

This is one of the nicer Marta stations. It is the beginning of the red line, which goes directly…read moreto domestic terminal at the airport. Super convenient and super cheap. Going to the airport is my main use of this station. This is suburban so cleaner than the in town stations. Occasionally use it to go to town, which is good deal as you get free parking for 24 hours. See pics of platform and parking. I usually load multiple trips on my Marta card, as they give you a discount. In any case very reasonable price. Be aware on the train as this is a public area.

Marta promised reliability and frequent stops. ALL ARE LIES because TALK IS CHEAP…read more Marta is one of the worst transportation systems, period (Europe and other places in the USA have more logistically sound platforms).. Marta just replaced eliminated bases and DID NOT THINK TO TELL PAYING CUSTOMERS. Marta said for months there would be better routes, and that routes would change. There was no communication that they were eliminating buses at the station. This effects how people get to work, it that they care. Me and another customer asked why the bus was LATE, And he said it was because the route changes (so much for more frequent rides/times). Also, the imbecile who is driving the route does not even know how his schedule has changed. And didn't care about the people who were paying to ride his bus (they make you pay via credit card now). The customer service is atrocious, as is the homeless people who ruin the experience. If you are an visitor, DO NOT TRUST MARTA to get you where you need to go (or communicate adequately to assist you).

Five Points MARTA Station is the only station where MARTA riders can transfer from the trains going…read morein the north/south directions to the east/west directions and vice versa. Because of this, it's the busiest train station, based on entries and exits, in the MARTA system. Employees try to keep this station clean, but with so many train riders passing through, the station is sometimes dirty. I personally have been in this station only to transfer to another train going in a different direction, and have never physically entered or exited the station using the gates. In this station, the north/south trains of the Red line and the north-east/south trains of the Gold line run on the tracks in the lower level. The east/west trains of the Green and the Blue lines run on the tracks in the upper level. Multiple escalators, stairways and elevators allow MARTA customers to move from one level to the other. Just a word of caution: If you're slow moving and you're transferring to another level, wait until most of the crowd gets ahead of you. Otherwise, you may get pushed and jostled by people hurrying to get by you. This is especially true if you're transferring to another train either before or after an event at either State Farm Arena, Mercedes-Benz Stadium or Georgia World Congress Center. Signage is accurate and helpful, but you have to know in which direction you want to travel to prevent confusion. Electronic signs in the stations let riders know the approximate remaining wait times for the arriving trains. A PA announcement lets everyone in the station which train is arriving. Both levels in this station are well lit, and there are few concrete benches to sit on while waiting for trains to arrive. Just like in every train station, MARTA customers need to ensure their safety by being aware of their surroundings and not stand too close to the train tracks.

It's been over a decade since I've ridden Marta and I was impressed how they've kept the prices…read morelow. It's only $2.50 per ride plus $1 for the ticket. You can go from any point A to point B for the same fare. It's very clean unlike other subway systems in the country (e.g. NYC) and the rules posted discourage any bad behavior. I took Marta most places while I was in Atlanta and never felt unsafe. It is a super-efficient and cost effective way to get around.

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.

If nothing else, this is the coolest MARTA station. It is carved out of granite and is deep…read moreunderground. I was meeting a friend nearby so I got off the train here. There were a lot of people wandering by the exit asking for money. There was also a wandering street lunatic who seemed potentially dangerous. Don't linger around the exit. The signage here was good for alerting you about inbound trains. I had purchased a round trip ticket earlier, so I did not have to deal with ticket vending machines here. My earlier experience was confusing, mostly due to the machine's UI.

Marta is SMARTA. I was attending a conference that had a…read moretour from Buckhead to midtown... Traffic & parking costs said to me... Take Marta. Originated at College Park and is was faster than anticipated, cleaner than expected, and utilized by all walks of life So glad Atlanta & the State of GA invested in a rail system. Just wished it went to more destinations... Not a plus sign, but like a wheel

It's nice to have a train to traverse the city. I've been to Atlanta several times, and I have…read moreridden the Marta plenty. This station wasn't that crowded. You do see some sketch people, but I didn't feel unsafe. I do recommend traveling with companions if you can. We came when it was out, so they have cooling fans around the stations. Some areas are definitely not clean. I recommend not touching things if you can help it.

I love MARTA! I was living in Atlanta when the system was built. It made a huge difference in the…read moreamount of time it took to navigate the city known for its traffic congestion. The difficulty of driving the combined I-85/75 through the midst of town at high rates of speed is dreaded & avoided by most out of towners. In the midst of 80mph bumper to bumper traffic, it's difficult for those not familiar with the correct exit lane. When my middle aged son, who has lived in NYC for decades, had a business trip to Atlanta he rented a car. On his return trip to the airport I asked if he planned to go through the middle of town or around the perimeter highway. He responded "the middle of town". I chuckled mentally waiting to hear his reaction. When I finally asked, the NYC driver responded "They go fast.....REALLY fast!" With MARTA you avoid this. There was controversy before construction regarding the counties that would participate in MARTA. In the beginning only Atlanta/Fulton County participated. My 2nd apartment complex on Piedmont Road was new when my roommates and I moved in during 1972. The complex was demolished to build the Lindbergh MARTA station. By that time I was living in East Cobb. But old pictures still provide remembrances of that place in its earlier time. The system has created such easy and fast access, avoiding the traffic congestion that had always been a part of Atlanta. Park & Ride lots provide for riders who aren't in walking distance. Decades after I moved to Coastal Virginia I took my then teenage son to see a musical theatre production at the gorgeous Fox Theater. I chose a hotel close to the Fox. We were able to get onto MARTA inside the airport and exit within a block of our hotel. We walked to the Fox and nearby restaurants. We took MARTA to my longtime shopping center of choice, Lenox Square. Treating him to a hot dog at the legendary Varsity Restaurant was easy with MARTA. Navigating around Atlanta was so easy without a vehicle. It's been over a decade since I last visited the place in which I spent my early adulthood. Still dear to my heart, I'd love to see the expansion of the MARTA line and the conveniences it has added.

Completely ruined the 14 /60 / 37 / 1 route Who taught I…read morewas a smart idea to make a 4 bus location 2 busses???? Now it late 15-30mins late Everytime People can't even get to work anymore

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.

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.

The customer service was so rude and sassy. I called the ask about a reservation and they spoke to…read moreme like I was an idiot.

I highly recommend Empress Elite Limousine. My wife and I have used them multiple times, and each…read moretime was outstanding. Every driver we had was courteous and professional. The cars are immaculate. Maria was fantastic to work with. Great Company!!!!

David is very professional and very courteous. He is always on time and goes above and beyond for…read morehis clients. Thank you David for taking such care with your customers. I appreciate you so much. Joan Carter

From the owner: Mr. David Acolatse, owner of Fingaz Transportation LLC, has built his company into a top-tier…read moreprovider of luxury transportation services. His dedication to quality and customer service sets his business apart, ensuring every client enjoys a smooth and luxurious experience. David’s commitment to excellence makes him a standout in the limousine industry. Beyond business, David runs a mentorship program, helping troubled men and women turn their lives around. His guidance equips them with the skills and confidence to succeed in any career, making him a true leader and role model.

Though this is my first check-in, I have been using 'day and night cab' in Atlanta for over 20…read moreyears. I find the service, fast, friendly and affordable. This cab service serves the airport area and some of the smaller communities nearby. Day and Night is truly a taxi/cab service. The mission is to get you from 'point A' to 'point B' and do so safely and as quickly as possible. Local cab service is a slowly vanishing business, with 'Uber' and 'Lyft' taking hold of the marketplace; so I appreciate supporting this service. I have seen some of the prior reviews and I disagree with most of the negative comments. Here's my advice, for what it's worth; if you want luxury service, hire a luxury company at a higher price. If you need to get somewhere fast, safely and don't really care about the model year of a car, than hire Day and Night. Cost effective, fast and safe.

I was referred to this cab company when Checker Cab could not compete my reservation. I have seem…read morethem in my area and know they work locally. I called the number and received a very rude welcome. I informed them I needed a cab and give them my address. To which he had to reconfirm a few times that it was not a business. After that, the cab did arrive on time and the driver was friendly. The cab seemed in poor condition and my seat belt did not work. Overall if I needed a cab I would probably use them again, though I simply prefer not to use cabs if possible.