Getting Around College Park
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College Park Airport information
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)
Approximate taxi fare: $33 USD
The spectacular Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is conveniently located just 10 miles from downtown Atlanta. A major connecting hub for destinations around the globe, it has held the name of busiest passenger airport in the world since 1998. Averaging more than 280,000 passengers a day, Hartsfield-Jackson serves over 150 US destinations, more than 70 international destinations in 43 countries. Atlanta is within a 2-hour flight of 80% of the US population.
Always growing, the airport has recently completed several projects as part of a $6-billion Capital Improvement Program. The airport now boasts a fifth runway, a new rental car center and the ATL SkyTrain people mover. Additionally, the Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal was opened in 2012.
Airline carriers serving Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport*
Domestic:
Alaska Airlines | American Airlines | Delta Air Lines | Frontier Airlines | JetBlue Airways | Southern Airways Express | Southwest Airlines | Spirit Airlines | United Airlines
International:
AeroMexico | Air Canada | Air France | British Airways | Copa Airlines | Ethiopian Airlines | KLM Royal Dutch Airlines | Korean Air | LATAM Airlines | Lufthansa German Airlines | Qatar Airways | Turkish Airlines | Virgin Atlantic | WestJet
Approximate taxi fare: $33 USD
The spectacular Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is conveniently located just 10 miles from downtown Atlanta. A major connecting hub for destinations around the globe, it has held the name of busiest passenger airport in the world since 1998. Averaging more than 280,000 passengers a day, Hartsfield-Jackson serves over 150 US destinations, more than 70 international destinations in 43 countries. Atlanta is within a 2-hour flight of 80% of the US population.
Always growing, the airport has recently completed several projects as part of a $6-billion Capital Improvement Program. The airport now boasts a fifth runway, a new rental car center and the ATL SkyTrain people mover. Additionally, the Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal was opened in 2012.
Airline carriers serving Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport*
Domestic:
Alaska Airlines | American Airlines | Delta Air Lines | Frontier Airlines | JetBlue Airways | Southern Airways Express | Southwest Airlines | Spirit Airlines | United Airlines
International:
AeroMexico | Air Canada | Air France | British Airways | Copa Airlines | Ethiopian Airlines | KLM Royal Dutch Airlines | Korean Air | LATAM Airlines | Lufthansa German Airlines | Qatar Airways | Turkish Airlines | Virgin Atlantic | WestJet
College Park Car Rental information
Some people just need to feel the wind in their hair, which is hard to do on the bus or train. We get that. In the ATL Airport District, the Rental Car Center (RCC) is the place to go for any set of wheels you desire. Linked to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and the Georgia International Convention Center (GICC) via the ATL SkyTrain, the RCC is an easy, free, five-minute ride from the airport terminal, and all of the major rental agencies can be found in one place.
College Park Mass Transit
Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Authority (MARTA)
Providing service to Atlanta metro area for more than 35 years, MARTA is the city's chief rapid-transit system and the eighth largest system in the U.S. by ridership. As of 2013, on an average weekday, an estimated 415,600 people travel on MARTA. The MARTA transit system includes 38 rail stations and over 120 bus routes that primarily service Downtown, Midtown, Buckhead, Decatur and the Perimeter, as well as many other popular destinations.
Whether traveling to a Brave's Baseball Game, trying to catch a plane at the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport or simply looking for a true "designated driver" night out on the town, "MARTA is SMARTA," as you may hear Atlantans saying.
Atlanta Street Cars
Introducing one of the newest forms of public transportation in the city, the Atlanta Streetcar provides visitors with a convenient way to explore popular Atlanta destinations, as well as serves as a last mile connector to MARTA and other city transportation services. This modern form of transportation is an individual temperature controlled vehicle that is powered by a single overhead wire. The first route, the 2.7 mile East-West Route which offers 12 stops across the historic Sweet Auburn District, Georgia State University, downtown Atlanta and Centennial Olympic Park,
Providing service to Atlanta metro area for more than 35 years, MARTA is the city's chief rapid-transit system and the eighth largest system in the U.S. by ridership. As of 2013, on an average weekday, an estimated 415,600 people travel on MARTA. The MARTA transit system includes 38 rail stations and over 120 bus routes that primarily service Downtown, Midtown, Buckhead, Decatur and the Perimeter, as well as many other popular destinations.
Whether traveling to a Brave's Baseball Game, trying to catch a plane at the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport or simply looking for a true "designated driver" night out on the town, "MARTA is SMARTA," as you may hear Atlantans saying.
Atlanta Street Cars
Introducing one of the newest forms of public transportation in the city, the Atlanta Streetcar provides visitors with a convenient way to explore popular Atlanta destinations, as well as serves as a last mile connector to MARTA and other city transportation services. This modern form of transportation is an individual temperature controlled vehicle that is powered by a single overhead wire. The first route, the 2.7 mile East-West Route which offers 12 stops across the historic Sweet Auburn District, Georgia State University, downtown Atlanta and Centennial Olympic Park,
