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

Aaron (Atlanta) our bus driver was absolutely TOP NOTCH! Not only was he professional, skilled,…read moreand safe, he was friendly and kind to our middle schoolers. He drove us to Hidden Lake this past Friday. The road is a bit curvy, but he handled those twists and turns like a pro! If I could, I would request him for all of our field trips. Beth H St. Joseph Catholic School - Marietta

The customer service is always great! The buses are always clean, the drivers are friendly and…read morepunctual.

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.

Confidently recommend this company. Always on time with a clean newer vehicle. Rings the doorbell…read moreto help you with your luggage or whatever items you may need assistance with...as well as they come inside the airport to help Auntie with all her luggage off the carousel!!

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.

Once again Marta has delayed my day. Got to the Doraville Station and there is a train stuck on the…read moretracks at the station. So now we have to go back south so the driver can change tracks on the way back. This truly sucks because I am in route to an appointment. Another train just passed us going north the conductor never told us to get off the train to continue north. This is very bad service.

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.

Flew in to Atlanta and took MARTA to North Springs. It was an easy and affordable way to get…read morethere. Nice not having to worry about traffic. Very efficient and easy to navigate.

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!

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.

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.