Forgoing Uber's surging fares at Hartfield, I took a chance catching Marta around 10-ish on a…read moreMonday night. It was a decent crowd so as to not feel vulnerable, as I was traveling solo this time. Due to the hour, to get to this station, you will need to switch at Linbergh to this line. No worries though, there were plenty of Marta officers walking the platform. Marta could do better about station cleanliness here though.

This is the 4th stop on Marta's Red Line if you're going southbound (towards downtown or airport)…read moreIt's the 9th stop if you're going Northbound. Marta's Red Line stops are of the following: 1. North Springs 2. Sandy Springs 3. Dunwoody 4. Medical Center (you are here) 5. Buckhead 6. Lindbergh Center (joins gold line) ** 7. Arts Center ** 8. Midtown ** 9. North Avenue ** 10. Civic Center ** 11. Peachtree Center ** 12. Five Points ** 13. Garnett ** 14. Westend ** 15. Oakland city ** 16. East point ** 17. College Park ** 18. Airport ** **indicates this stop is on both the red and gold line Some general information about Marta; Marta is $2.50 per one way trip. $9.00 for a one day pass $14 for 2 days children under 46" ride for free. (limit 2 per one adult) $1.00 for seniors, disabled riders and medicare recipients For more information on fares and Marta stations http://www.itsmarta.com/Default.aspx If you're going to the airport-just stay on this train and ride it to the end. (37 minutes with 15 stops) If you're transferring to the gold line then do it at Lindbergh station (9 minutes. 2 stop from here) There are no long term parking available at this station. Everything is less than 24 hrs. which is always free at any Marta station. For long term you need to go up to Sandy Springs or Dunwoody (the two closest to this stop). The next station is Buckhead which has no parking amenities. FYI- College Park, Doraville, Lindbergh and North Springs stations are all $8.00 per day for long term parking. Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Kensington, Lenox and Sandy Springs are all $5.00 per day for long term parking. This is a nice station. I accidentally got off here once before I realized I had a couple more stops to go. It's smaller than the others and the parking lot is tiny (about 200 spots available) compare to the other stops. It's surrounded by mainly hospitals and medical centers. If you're going to St. Joseph's there is an escalator that will take you on up there. 1049th review 12/26/2017

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).

Seriously sketch. One end is nicer than the one by parking lot, which has lots of apparently…read morehomeless folks. The second-hand smoke was frustrating as I tried to orient myself as a visitor.

The sole employee working in the Cashier's Office helped me out tremendously when my Apple Card…read morewould not take in the ticket machine. This is not a Ride Store location, the employees here only assist with parking issues. The large parking deck has over 1K spaces, still free for 24 hours or less & $5 per day, including the first day. The station serves local & shuttle bus connections. Walking distance to various businesses, hotels, retail, restaurants & residential living. Part of the Red Line & one of the cleaner stations.

Hated the parking kiosk. Needs better instruction , did not print out a receipt. I had to ask how…read moreto get out. Because it didn't print a receipt. I was told it reads my plate, but I had to present the original parking ticket at the exit so that it would let me out. The 123 steps are in the wrong place to be easily read. and the Credit card slot is too small.

What an excellent service! It saved my Life! Professional service from start to finish. The driver…read morewas on time and met me with a smile. A half-hour later, my car and I were home safe and sound. It was a fantastic experience.

There is nothing worse than getting stood up; especially if it is by your DD. Because we called 14…read morehours versus 24 hours in advance the Manager wasn't able to immediately confirm our pick up. At around 7:00 p.m. our 12:00 a.m. pick-up was finally confirmed. Our group was outside and ready to be picked up at midnight, but Atlanta Designated Driver never came. We never received an explanation or apology. Needless to say we won't be using their services again.

Rating is for Marta overall mainly gold & red line. In leu of Peachtree road race 2025 our family…read morehad the smart idea to park at Marta then ride and walk to the hotel. This cuts out the $50 a day for hotel parking, the Doraville station has surface & parking deck areas, two nights was $16. Lenox station is cheaper FYI. I had only rode Marta one other time before this and it was over 10 years prior, I was mainly traveling solo on Marta this time. For the Doraville station be sure not to park in the front parking as this is NOT overnight and you will be towed. The ticketed parking is just beside with minimal security. Doraville is the gold line that goes into Lenox where the race starts; our stop was Peachtree center. The trick to going from Peachtree back to Lenox is to know that both red & gold run on same track, which I didn't. I got on the train saying North Springs and ended up at Medical Center before realized, rode back to Lindbergh then gold to Lenox. The train itself is minimally occupied unless a big event is going on. It was somewhat clean as meaning no visible trash. There are homeless persons all around the escalators underground and you may get accosted on the platform but just be smart. I put the Breeze mobile app on and bought 3 day pass for $16, my main issue was the QR code picking up on the scanner. Every time I dreaded it because would never scan on first, 2nd, maybe 3rd try if was lucky. Overall IMO, Marta is a deal at $2.50 to go all over the city pretty quickly. It can be a little sketchy at night but just be aware of surroundings.

This MARTA station is probably my most frequented MARTA station considering it ends here if you…read morelive more north of I-85. I usually come here when I don't want my mom to come all the way to the airport to pick me up. The Doraville Station is exactly what it is -- it's one of the safer stations I would say. But it's really nothing special. MARTA itself needs a lot of work and it's really outdated. The last time I was here, the elevator was broken so I had to carry hella luggage down the stairs and that was pretty disastrous. But it is what it is. If you're looking for affordable transportation to the airport and you don't wanna ask for a ride or can't find a ride, at least find a ride here so you can go from here.

I was nervous booking this two months in advance but no worries - right on time - good…read morecommunication- I see why this is so highly rated. No more airport parking for me!

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.

This station is on the Gold Line. It's the 2nd stop if you're going southbound (downtown or…read moreairport). It's the 16th stop stop if you're going Northbound (Doraville). If you're going to the airport it's about a 37 min ride on the average. There are close to 1800 parking spaces available here so you shouldn't have any problems finding parking. It's free if it's less than 24 hrs. If its over 24 hrs then its $8 per day-including your first day. If you're going to China Town Square or any of the nearby Asian restaurants then this is your stop. This station is pretty good shape and I've not had any problems with people asking for change or giving me religious literature. Here are some general information about Marta that might be helpful. Marta's Gold Line stops are: 1. Doraville 2. Chamblee 3. Brookhaven 4. Lenox 5. Lindbergh Center (joins the red line) 6. Arts Center ** 7. Midtown ** 8. North Avenue ** 9. Civic Center ** 10. Peachtree Center ** 11. Five Points ** 12. Garnett ** 13. West End ** 14. Oakland City ** 15. Lakewood/Ft. McPherson ** 16. East Point ** 17. College Park ** 18. Airport ** **indicates this stop is on both the red and gold line Some helpful information: Marta is $2.50 per one way trip. $9.00 for a one day pass $14 for 2 days children under 46" ride for free. (limit 2 per one adult) $1.00 for seniors, disabled riders and medicare recipients For more information on fares and Marta stations itsmarta.com/Default.aspx 1122nd review 1/6/2018 42nd for 2018

Right about now Chamblee is my favorite Marta station. Why? Because I travel to Doraville every day…read morebut I have the option of using this station to go where I need to without all the foolishness from Doraville Station. Basically I catch an Uber from this station to work. Its hassle free and I swear the passengers that use this location are way different. I don't experience the craziness. This location has more than one entrance though. There is Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Peachtree Road and then there is New Peachtree Road. Use this exit to catch Uber, Lyft or Taxis. This is also the side with Kiss and Ride and also some buses. The Xpress Bus is located onnthe Peachtree Road side. Most people going tobthe Walmart nearby use the Chamblee Dunwoody side. I just like this station eay more than others. The elevator and escalator are almost never out of order. Lots of steps however.

This stop is the 4th on the Gold line…read more It's one of Marta's better stations. (you know you're hitting a better part of town when the waiting platforms have walls and roofs) Lenox station is on the gold line. From here to the airport is about 30 min. for most weekdays. It varies on the weekends so just double check the schedule here http://itsmarta.com/Lenox.aspx This is the stop if you're going to some of the nearby hotels or to Lenox mall. By foot to the mall is a bit of a walk about 20 minutes. But if you take the 110 bus its 3 minutes with about 4 stops. Here are some general information about Marta that might be helpful. Marta's Gold Line stops are: 1. Doraville 2. Chamblee 3. Brookhaven 4. Lenox 5. Lindbergh Center (joins the red line) 6. Arts Center ** 7. Midtown ** 8. North Avenue ** 9. Civic Center ** 10. Peachtree Center ** 11. Five Points ** 12. Garnett ** 13. West End ** 14. Oakland City ** 15. Lakewood/Ft. McPherson ** 16. East Point ** 17. College Park ** 18. Airport ** **indicates this stop is on both the red and gold line Some helpful information: Marta is $2.50 per one way trip. $9.00 for a one day pass $14 for 2 days children under 46" ride for free. (limit 2 per one adult) $1.00 for seniors, disabled riders and medicare recipients For more information on fares and Marta stations itsmarta.com/Default.aspx 1114th review 1/5/2018 34th for 2018

Lennox is a pretty simple station. One of the few I've seen without a wall sculpture directly…read morecarved in the wall. And it's pretty dull if you ask me. Not like arts center transit station for instance. No public pianos either. Being in the high class zone that it is, it's a pretty dissapointing station to be honest.

This former train depot was built by Louisville and Nashville Railroad company in the late 1890 or…read moreso. I couldn't find an exact date but there are photos of the depot from 1910. In the photos it shows not only a small waiting room but also storage space for farmers to store goods that could be transported out of town for sale. (There were no bathrooms in the original design) This depot definitely was built before the Woodstock one which was built in 1912..... The good citizens of Holly Springs begin restoring this place to its original glory in 1999. According to the city's website they spent quite a bit of time trying to restore it as historically accurately as possible. No detail was too minute. Even the roof was restored to its former glory thanks to phots from J. B. Owen (a park in Holly Springs is named after him) who was the last ticketing agent before the depot was closed. It is now a event space for rent. You can go on the city's website and fill out an application. http://www.hollyspringsga.us/departments/parks_and_recreation/historic_train_depot_rental.php I just love these old historical buildings in the middle of the city because they not only remind us of where we came from but how far we have come...it's a beautiful additional to already a charming city....