Georgia Regional Transportation Authority ("G.R.T.A." or "GRETA") serves many locations in the…read moregreater Atlanta area. I take the 490 bus into Downtown, hop a free rail transfer, and it costs me $3 to travel 40 miles. I can get work done, sleep, even Yelp, as seen here! :-) The return trip is only $2 from Marta rail to free bus transfer. $5 RT? I'll take it! The buses are clean and air conditioned, but the afternoon ride on hot summer days can make the inside real stuffy. But hey, I save like $20 between gas, parking, & wear and tear EVERY time I use GRTA! It's like finding a $20 bill in your pocket...every day!

This is a quality service that the airport provides and a very convenient way to get from parking…read moreto the airport. I highly approve and wanted to give a high five and thank you to Atlanta Airport for providing such a convenient and kind gesture to the travelers of Atlanta and Georgia. 5 stars and two thumbs up! Thank you!

Wow .. loved the sky train to rental car terminal. Very easy travel and quick one too. It's a huge…read moreairport and it takes 15-20 mins to go to rental car terminal. .. very frequent service too. Thumbs up

This is an amazing family-owned business! They are affordable and value their customers! 10/10…read morewould recommend.

From the owner: Ride Services a reliable and affordable transportation service for every day use, airport…read moretransportation, and more! Need a ride? Call now!

Had the chance to visit Atlanta for a week last month and had to take advantage of their rail…read moresystem. Looking at the official train map/route, it gives you a multitude of options in terms of getting around the city of Atlanta and beyond. I arrived at the ATL airport and found it very pleasant that I could purchase a pass before exiting the airport and even board the train to my final destination. MARTA has various prices for one way, round trip, and multi day pass. I paid around 23 dollars for a unlimited seven day pass and it was totally worth it! Yes, you may hear that it is outdated and possibly dangerous, but what city does not have a cringe worthy rail system experience. From my experience, I did not run into any issues, even after 10 at night and very early in the morning. If you can figure out the routes and lines, you can pretty much get anywhere in the city in 30 minutes or less. In conclusion, I would gladly ride the MARTA the next time I am in Atlanta as it is quite simple, affordable, and much better than walking and or taking a taxi/uber.

If you are an Atlanta visitor (for the world cup or anything else) heed my warnings:…read more Marta is one of the worst transit systems I've ever seen. They are chronically late, there are not enough workers to operate the busses or trains, and their customer service is atrocious. if you lose something, do not expect the marta police or Marta customer service to help you. They may acknowledge you, or they may blow off your inquiry. If you call Marta don't be surprised if they never call you back, if you send an email, do not be surprised if the email is ignored. If the system overcharges you, don't be surprised if you never get your money back. I have lived in Atlanta my entire life, and candidly, Marta's human resources just gets worse every year. They may come out with a new train, and new gates, and new systems, but don't expect it to be perfect. Also, if something goes wrong don't expect the supervisors to assist you. Atlanta also has a homeless problem. So, if you visit, don't be surprised if you see various homeless people taking up space, begging for money, and trashing the bus or trains with food or empty containers. Marta has policies against this, but no one cares to enforce it. Finally, if a route is changed due to Atlanta streets being blocked off, inclement weather (snow, hurricanes, etc), or anything else, Do NOT expect Marta to communicate that to you (the paying customer/consumers). A few years ago when it was snowing, a bus dropped people off at a random spot and made people fend for themselves after they had paid (as opposed to having clear communication with its customers hours beforehand). This is a terrible business. If you can get another way around town, do not choose to rely on Marta.

I have always used the long term parking deck to park my car when going out of town and have never…read morehad any issues. They use to have an actual attendant there 24/7 but now, since the renovations, it has a machine. So I don't know if it is guarded, as far as if someone can walk in a vandalize or steal vehicles. It's $8 a day and you would just hope on the MARTA for one stop to get to the airport.

I was meeting a friend near another station downtown, so I uncharacteristically opted to ride MARTA…read morefor convenience. The College Park station's parking lot here is being renovated so there are some spaces roped off. There were still plenty available though. The ticket vending machines were a bit confusing honestly. I had to stare at the menu for a bit before I figured out how to just order a single pass. They could use a UI redesign. The electronic signage and even the MARTA app in the College Park station were not that great in providing info on arriving northbound trains. One showed up within 10 minutes, though. The info seemed better in the other station I used. There did seem to be a visible police presence around the College Park station, which is probably a good thing. They could use more cops near Peachtree Center station.

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.

Marta took bus 30 from druid lavista road and either i walk 25 minutes in the morning to catch 15…read moreto Lindbergh which is dangerous for most people especially women walking their no side walk so it not safe number 17 doesn't comes early enough for us to get to work 6am . Number 11 take 45 minutes to get midtown also doesn't run early enough we have try all your bus route and none of them run early to be at work at six. I have been doing Uber to Lindbergh since this start so I can get to work on time i cant afford it that money adds up am already struggling and now adding bill every day to get Lindbergh this change was supposed to help the community but marta left a lot of us to figure it out. And they dont care we need help we all already living pay check to pay check

We have used JD and Airport Star Shuttle for several years now. We can wholeheartedly recommend…read morehim and his company and would give him 10 stars if we could. Always punctual, polite, helpful, and great with communication - just what you want in your car service. We never worry because Airport Star Shuttle is always on time, the vehicles are clean and well maintained, and we know that the driver will be cordial and will help us with our luggage and make sure our ride is comfortable. JD makes us feel like family, and his smiling face and warm greeting are just what we need and look forward to when we come home from our travels. Don't hesitate to book with Airport Star Shuttle - you will be glad you did.

Professional and timely service. JD was a pleasure and was early for both service arrival and…read moredeparture. The van was exceptionally clean and his driving was safe. His price beat most competitors. I highly recommend his services.

I used Global Taxi today, didn't know what to expect, so when I got in they were very friendly.Good…read moredriver. when I got to where I was going the fee was even cheaper than I would have thought. will be using this Taxi again if I need to. I am sorry that I don't remember their names. Hope you keep records and give them a high five. Thanks again Global Taxi

From the owner: Global Taxi is a Taxi Service in Douglasville, GA that has been doing business since 2006,…read morespecializing in Taxi Service, Airport Taxi, Airport Transportation , Airport Shuttle, Corporate Transportation, Business Transportation, Taxicab Service, Taxi Company, Downtown Cabs, and Airport Pickup