If you're flying into Atlanta, do yourself a favor and take Marta. Always. Don't you dare get in…read morethat uber line and waste all the time. The airport station is right there! You literally walk off the plane and onto the train. It's clean and fine! I'm trying to save you hours here. If you try to drive in Atlanta traffic, you'll lose your soul! Don't do it.

Marta is the rail station in Atlanta. It's pretty nice!…read moreOrlando, take note! This would be a great blueprint to the Sunrail. This station is connected to the airport and has stops all around downtown Atlanta and the surrounding area. It was easy to navigate and made travel a breeze.

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.

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 station is situated on Lee Street on the south side of Atlanta. Access is given to the now…read moreclosed Ft McPherson Military Base which is now partially owned by Tyler Perry Movie Studios. The buses also take you to Green Briar Mall and Barge Road as well as Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood for concerts. This station has you walk upstairs to walk across a bridge to access parking and buses.

194 is the worst bus line in all of Marta. Their buses always break down and they have the rudest…read moredrivers. Anybody from out of town or you trying to head to work avoid this bus line at all cost! Marta should be ashamed of themselves with their slogan. Been out here for two hours waiting for a bus to show up. Marta Customer service is horrible as well. Please I beg any of you avoid this bus line 194! They don't care and Marta doesn't care either they are just ghetto money grabbers.

The parking is free, at least for me it was on a weekday evening. So I left my car in a spot under…read morea street light and made my way to the station. There are automated ticket vending machines and at this time of day, there was a MARTA police officer leaning up against a wall and talking on his phone. So there's at least that level of security going on here. Easy enough to get down to the platform level with an escalator and then wait a few minutes for the train. Signage is good to let you know when the next train is coming and which way to go for downtown or the airport. For the return, I was pleased to see that my car was still here and intact, even with my out of state license plate. Yay!

This is the station closest to my house. Located on Main Street in downtown East Point. Points of…read moreinterest include: Oz Pizza, Grady Health Center, Public Library, Region's Bank and Bank of America, Q's Soulfood, Tri Cities Tattoo, BGR Grille, Evans Bakery and Thumbs Up Diner The station has its good days and bad days. Never felt unsafe here.

I have vivid memories of my first experience at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport…read morewhile on a pretty lengthy layover, before heading to Puerto Rico to celebrate my 38th birthday. Specifically, I can remember the southern hospitality that my wife and I felt being extended from the TSA agents to the staff in the lounges. Being from California, this was a huge culture shock and has since ignited a spark of excitement whenever I hear that our flight plans include a stop at this airport. Therefore, I was elated when my wife informed me that our trips to South Africa would include a stop at Hartsfield-Jackson. Arriving from Sacramento, we were warmly greeted by a friendly employee who stood at the gate exit/entrance. Since we had a little over an hour before our flight departed, we decided to take the plane train to our gate. While attempting to board the train, we observed an employee contacting 911 while simultaneously trying to communicate with a gentleman whom had fainted on the train. Although I was unable to obtain the employee's name, I think that she deserves a huge kudos for remaining calm during this situation and ensuring that the gentleman was able to safely exit the train and receive medical attention. Keep up the great hospitality Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport!

The size might scare you, it being the "busiest airport in the world" and all, but I don't think…read moreI've ever been to a more efficient airport, either. The tram system makes it extremely easy and quick to go between terminals, but if you're not in a rush, I would highly recommend walking through the concourse and looking at the many exhibits they have there. My favorite, "Flight Paths", feels like you enter a rainforest! I've heard TSA is normally pretty quick, but they had some problems when I went, making this take much longer than I've experienced at other airports. I've heard such great things about TSA there, however, that I'm sure it's a rarity for something like that to happen. It's really, really busy though, so if that overwhelms you, you're experience probably won't be the best. Overall, great experience for me personally!

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??

Some of the people that answer the phones and schedule them they'll tell you a lot all the way…read morearound::: you asked for a Pacific company and they'll give you some of the lowest company that's on the totem pole that will put your life in danger:: they had hooked me up with TNT 95% of their vans should not be on the roadway they have issues:::: want a TNT driver stop and got dope got back on the van drove around the curve when it back of a building smoke the dope and got back on the van::: and LogistiCare expect you to ride with these kind of people:::

Do not use these people, they will either get you to your appointment so early that you have to…read morewait hours for the doors to open, and this has happened too many times to count. I had an appt. At 10:30 and got there at 6:30 and they didn't open until 9:00 that's just one example. Then they take hours to pick you back up. Trust me do research there are many others that take Medicare and Medicaid. Don't trust them. I've had many guys try sexual acts while they were giving me a ride

Did you know THE BUGGYWORKS WAS ORIGINALLY A MANUFACTURING…read moreFACILITY FOR BUGGYS IN THE 1800'S. IT WAS RENOVATED IN 1985 AND IS NOW A PROFESSIONAL OFFICE BUILDING. Renovated by the East Point Development Authority in 1985, BuggyWorks is now a three-story multi-office building complex located in historic East Point, Georgia. Located just across the street from East Point's growing downtown. It sits right next to the East point train station. A lot of doctors offices is located inside this building.