Transit station not much crowded. The parking lot is closer to the station. We parked and walked to the station. This is the first time for my family to ride Marta. There are couple of card machines outside and out of the 4 machines only one worked. Once we were in, my kid need to go to restroom, I was looking for it and found that the restroom was locked and I had to press a button to talk to someone to open the door. It was just a maze to use the tap and soap. Even for an adult it is difficult, my kid tried to wash and the sensor was misfiring and got water all over him. Quite interesting design and not a fan of it. The train was good and our kids enjoyed the ride to five points. read more

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I've taken MARTA a few times in years past if getting a rental from ATL wasn't necessary but most recently with my son after the Peachtree Road Race. This felt like NYC marathon but in ATL. 50k runners and the train station totally resembled the metro in NYC :) Runners everywhere! Such a fun morning! We took a MARTA shuttle from Piedmont Park to Lindbergh then rode one stop. We told ourselves we'd jog back from Lindbergh instead of taking it a single stop (a couple of miles) but didn't want to be "those" ;) people after the race, jogging back from it. It was warm out and quite frankly I love riding the train. I thought it may be a hassle but proved to be the epitome of smooth, and convenient. read more

Closest station to my mom's place, within walking distance. It's always been fairly clean, and I've felt safe, even though the neighborhood a couple blocks away gets a little rough. Easy curbside pick-up/drop off for family/friends or rideshare. Ticket machines and turnstiles have always operated properly on my visits. read more

MARTA - Lindbergh Center Station is a very busy train and bus station. I've only had to take the bus when the trains couldn't get to this station and all train riders were shuttled by bus to the next closest train station where the trains were operating. There is free, short term (up to 24 hrs) parking at the parking garage (make sure you get a parking validation ticket in the station before you go back to your car), and MARTA riders have to park in the MARTA section of the parking garage. The entrance to this section is at the back side of the parking garage. From there, it's a short walk outside to the station entrance. Before exiting through the station gates, though, make sure to get a parking validation ticket from the machine near the gate so that you can get discounted (or free) parking. The train deck is a level lower than street level, and train riders can use the elevator, stairs or escalator to get to the train deck. The train deck is partially covered, so people waiting for the trains can get direct sun or direct rain, depending on the weather. People waiting for the southbound trains need to wait on the deck that separates the northbound and southbound trains. People waiting for the northbound trains need to wait on the either of the northbound train, since the doors open on both sides of the northbound trains at this station. Although there are a lot of concrete benches to sit on, I don't like sitting here. The benches look like they need to be power washed a few times. Other than other people, don't expect that much to look at while you're waiting here - just a lot of concrete. Signage is very good at this station. I've seen the most crazy (mentally) people at this station. Maybe that's why this station seems to have the strongest police presence, too. MARTA - Lindbergh Center Station is where the Red and Gold train riders may have to switch northbound trains. Riders need to ensure that they're on a Red train if they want to go to the train stations at Buckhead, Medical Center, Dunwoody, Sandy Springs and/or North Springs. Riders need to ensure that they're on a Gold train if they want to go to the train stations at Lenox, Brookhaven/Oglethorpe, Chamblee, and/or Doraville. read more

The Lindbergh Center Station is one of the above ground stations. It's the last station before red and gold line actually separate so beware of that, don't fall asleep hahaha. They don't have a wall sculpture like most, but they do have a nice multi colored stained glass that gives a little life to the station, instead of the normal grim looking gray. read more

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This is the 6th stop for Marta on the Red Line going Southbound (downtown or airport) It's the 5th stop on the gold line (Southbound) This is also a transfer station for those switching to the red or gold line. Here are some useful information on which line to get on... If you're going to North Springs, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Medical or Buckhead-you need to get on the train for red line. If you're going to Doraville, Chamblee, Brookhaven or Lenox- you need to get on the train for the gold line. If you're going to the airport just stay on this train and ride it all the way to the end (approx. 28 minutes with 13 stops) 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 Marta's Red Line stops are of the following: 1. North Springs 2. Sandy Springs 3. Dunwoody 4. Medical Center 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 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 This station has about 2,500 available parking spaces so you shouldn't have any problems finding a free parking spot. It's free if you're parking less than 24 hrs. It's $8.00 a day for long term (this includes your 1st day). (You want to make sure you validate your parking ticket inside the train station) Also parking is off of Sidney Marcus behind Marta's HQ. Just type this into your GPS: 740 Sidney Marcus Blvd NE Atlanta, GA 30324. It'll get you to the parking decks. FYI- College Park, Doraville, Lindbergh and North Springs stations are all $8.00 long term parking. Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Kensington, Lenox and Sandy Springs are all $5.00 for long term parking. In terms of being pedestrian friendly I think Lindbergh station is one of the walk-able. There are lots of food, shopping, grocery store and even a laundromat all with less than 10 minutes walk. Some of the businesses nearby include: Target, Krogers, Chick Fil A, Arby's, 3 Starbucks (one inside Target and Kroger), Home Depot, Dunkin Donuts, Chills and Taco Mac. Artlite https://www.yelp.com/biz/artlite-office-supply-company-atlanta?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_business_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) probably Atlanta's premier highend stationary, paper and office supply is located in Lindbergh Plaza which is an easy 7 minute walk from this station. 1060th review 12/27/2017 1001 for 2017 read more

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This is a pretty decent transit hub. I had to go somewhere that the train didn't go so Google Maps said to come to Lindbergh and transfer to the #5 bus. I do what Google Maps tells me, so took the train here and found the bus departure area. Once you're above ground, the bus area is well marked and there are little "gates" for each bus route. However, from the train level, there could be better signage to direct you to the exit that will put you out right by the buses without having to walk in an uncovered area. This is helpful when it is raining. The bus area is covered and well marked, so I was easily able to get on my bus and get to my destination. The area around this transit hub looked kind of nice, much nicer than some of the bus hubs in my hometown of NYC. I found it useful, clean and easy to use. read more

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Garbage and rats. I last used Lindbergh station in 2019. It was an 'ok' level of garbage, but today, quite shocking. My hair stood on end when I saw the level of garbage in the rail tracks and RATS everywhere. Yikes! MARTA, you get tons of my tax money and this is what we have as Atlanta citizens? Pictures coming soon... read more

I used the Marta train while visiting Atlanta. It is wonderful for getting around. Having a stop at the airport makes things much easier. The Lindbergh stop allows switching trains. You don't even have to leave the platform to switch from the red to gold line. read more

MARTA - Lindbergh Center Station - Public Transportation Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Lindbergh Center station is an at-grade train station(an intersection where a railway line crosses a road or path at the same level) in the Lindbergh/Morosgo neighborhood in southern Buckhead of Atlanta. This station is the last transfer point for the Red (North Springs) and Gold (Doraville) rail lines. It is also the only station on this route served by the Red and Gold lines at all times. This is the second busiest station in the MARTA system. Lindbergh Center has three parking decks for MARTA users: City Center (1,578 parking spaces), Garson ( 785 parking spaces), and Sidney Marcus ( 544 parking spaces). The parking garages offer free daily parking (your parking ticket must be validated in the MARTA station on your return trip) as well as long-term parking. read more

LCS was my dedicated departure station the last five years living in Atlanta. It serves as the transfer station to Doraville & North Springs. With the massive overhaul in urban development of retail & restaurants, LCS has been become even busier. There is multiple parking decks to utilize as well as metered street parking. Glad to see the fares has not increased too drastically. LCS is one of the cleanest & safest stations on the rail system, probably does not hurt that the Marta Police Department is a few blocks away. An extra benefit for me when I return for visits, is the extreme convenience to my ManBaby's house. read more

Very nice station. I love the restaurants around this station. The station itself is pretty clean and multi levels. Access to At&t and Marta Headquarters. All trains can be caught here. Doraville, North Springs and Airport. Never had an issue at this station. read more

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Station is fairly well kept. It's clean, and has security posted nearby and the machines all work. Not much else I can ask for, except maybe more benches to sit down on while waiting for the train. This station services the Red and Gold lines. read more

Not bad. I was riding to North Spring station from the city and I did get a little confused that I had to get out of the tain at Lindbergh to wait for red line to go to my final destination. I wasn't entirely clear I had to just sit and wait for the other train that arrived right behind it. The only downside is it does not run 24 hours. I mean, really.... run it all day please read more

Lindbergh station is clean. They have a station for your bike located outside that has a pump and many tools and was walking distance to taste of Atl (tech square). Got my ticket validated. Easy parking. read more

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Riding MARTA lately has overall been a very frustrating experience since every time I ride the train they seem be doing track maintenance. I have taken the trip from the airport and have been stopped in the middle of the track for over 10 minutes while waiting for the track to clear. This has happened on the same trip twice, so the length of my trip has been doubled. As far as this station goes, it is a very frustrating one to use because the parking validation machines never work very well. I will put my parking ticket in the machine and it says it can't read it. I do this in both machines several times and the same thing happens. One time this happened it was late at night and there were no agents around. I had no choice but to go ahead and pay for the parking. I then contacted MARTA about this and they did nothing for me. I then protested the charge with my credit card company and they graciously removed the charge. As far as parking goes, this station has more than adequate parking and I never have a problem in that regard. It's a little confusing arrangement since there are multiple structures and depending on where you come in, you may go to a different structure. The signs that indicate when the next train will come are helpful. If you are coming from the northside and want to take a train into Atlanta, this is a good station to go to because it's the last one before the city that has free parking available if your trip is less than 24 hours. read more

This is my main station. Information staff on hand most days to assist in your travel. Trains run thru this station on a regular schedule. There are electronic info boards letting you know how many minutes for the next train. Buses no. 5, 6, 27, 30, and 39 stop or terminal here. read more

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If they want to stay relevant as driverless cars start arriving in the next few years they need to start innovating and adapting. Lindbergh is a good spot for commuters given that there are several decks in the area. Unfortunately, they haven't done anything to serve the commuter market. 1. Regular commuters still have to get paper parking tickets and then validate them in a machine. How about offering wireless parking deck access? 2. There are no covered walkways from the station to any of the decks. If you're returning from a trip and it's raining, be prepared to sprint. 3. The lost ticket fee is $64. The 24 hour rate is $8 so they are charging you for more than a week of time. Please research and segment your customers and eliminate their pain points. read more

Train line serving both North and Southbound Red and Gold lines. ***Pro Tip*** Take your ticket with you when you park in the daily lot. You will have to validate it inside the station. read more

The parking deck machines always have problems. You can validate your parking pass, but you may not be able to get out without paying $12 or $14. There is no attendant and the call button assistance often hangs up on you. On a Friday after 10 hours of work and a train ride, I will almost pay to get out of the deck when it should be free parking. I can't find anything online to notify Marta of the inferior parking services. I do appreciate the Marta police that help when they are available, but they shouldn't be fixing the parking mess. The parking lot company should be held responsible. I am about to start driving to work to avoid being trapped in their deck. read more

I'd give it ZERO if possible. I got off the train to use the restroom that is advertised on the posters on the train. Arrived at the station at 8:10 pm. I look all over and find no restroom! No signs, no nothing. The next train rolls in going to a different destination, the conductor tells me that per Federal law, they have to close the bathrooms at 8 pm? As he wears his doctors/bio-hazard mask. How do you close a public restroom at 8 pm on public transportation when it runs until after 1 am? read more

They don't mark the trains where they are going until they leave the station. Trains don't run on time. Can't understand the announcements. Dirty stations. Uncomfortable seats. No security ever in site. Credit card machines work 1 out of three. Limited stops and locations. Must change often bc the driver needs a coffee break at Lindberg station. Need I go on. No internet. Underground. Omg read more

Marta is a terrible service some days they run smooth but these people are already at work so they don't give a damn is we late. The falcons are rising, the prices are rising but not Marta service. I feel like they cheating us. We need new trains, they got all these new buses and Marta cards but what about these sorry ass trains that stop suddenly and run slow as hell when people got to get places. It's stressful and sad. read more

I never leave the platform so I don't know what rest of station is like. Your transfer point for red and yellow lines. Can't we get a red line to just go all the way. Itsmarta read more

Lindbergh is a nice area and the station is cool. Buses seem to come on time. I remember times of going to work catching the 5 and others years ago. Haven't had to catch a bus there of recent times. But the surroundings of Lindbergh with the shops and the apartments (high as hell) and the police station. And marta headquarters across the street. Can't really say much on there at night but don't be stupid, be cautious regardless. Lindbergh is transfer for the north springs line. read more

I can't stand that one black lady always up in your face like you didn't tap your card! She be at the arts center station too with that f.s. but let the machine take your money though, she can't offer no assistance. I hate how the trains single track on the weekend and the worst possible times ever. I hate how you have to get off here and wait for another train! Track maintenance my ass! How about people have places to be and you do that crap when you stop the trains at 1230am?!! DONT TAKE MARTA TO THE AIRPORT unless you plan giving yourself 1.5 hours extra incase the train suddenly stops! Marta has caused me to damn near miss my flight or miss my flight on more than one occassion. Marta does crazy stuff you would never see done in a city that has real transit. The transit in London and nyc make Marta look like the train children ride around on in the mall **snorts**. The elevators constantly stay smelling like piss but you can harrass people seeing if they tapped their cards but can't keep creeps from pissing in the elevators?! What makes it so bad this station is located right at the Marta corporate office but I have to go to 5 points to get an issue resolved when the machine takes my money and doesn't load my card?! Pssft... I hate marta! The only cool thing about this station is your are walking distance to chik fil a, longhorn, chili's, and misc. Stores. Besides that, it's a $2.50 ride through hell. read more

im convinced MARTA goes out of its way to make your train traveling experience with them as miserable as it can be.

DO NOT TAKE THIS MARTA FOR TRANSIT! You will park and follow the instructions of what level to park on and they will STILL charge you $20 when you leave the deck. Not worth it!! read more