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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)
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Atlanta
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"Delta's holiday flight safety video is AMAZING!!!!"(340 Tips)
"Great bartender in Delta SkyClub concourse F tonight."(323 Tips)
"Highly recommend Cafe Intermezzo at the center of Concourse B"(387 Tips)
"Don't even think of finding a quiet place to work."(182 Tips)
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Wearing cute shoes without socks? Bring a pair of socks to slip on as your shoes go through the scanner. It will save you having to walk barefoot in dirty security area floors.
Pay attention during landing. It's the coolest thing to have two other planes on a parallel descent.
Electronic trash cans that compress the contents (terminal a ). I'm thinking a good thing or completely unnecessary? What do you think?
Brioche Doree on concourse A. Best pastries and sandwiches. Grab a turkey and Brie for your flight.
Kate MatovinaJuly 12, 2013Really crowded but airport layout is easy to maneuver through. Charley's Subs has some good sandwiches that are good for on the go in between flights.
Liz SNovember 14, 2011If you have time stroll through the terminals. Plenty of rotating artwork and photos of ATL history. Be careful you don't leave terminal T or else you have to go through security again.
You never have to walk further than the length of one concourse to get to your next gate.
Huge airport with direct flights almost everywhere. Easy to get around for its size
Priority checking for Delta ends at 7 PM so if you have a flight that's later you'll be standing in line with everyone else.
Angela LansburyFebruary 24, 2014An upgrade to first class bought one passenger a one-way ticket to the grave! Before wheels down, I concluded the culprit was a jilted ex-lover stuck in coach.
Don't get lost; This place is huge! All the gates are interconnected by train and there are lots of food options.
Wonderful airport with art on the walkways between terminals.
I was about 30 people behind a middle eastern guy with sunglasses in the immigration line. He was still there when I cruised through.. just an observation
If you have time in your schedule get in a little exercise by walking between terminals rather than taking the train.
Eric WilsonNovember 13, 2013The best food and drinks (especially cocktails) are at One Flew South in Concourse E
Walter TorresAugust 25, 2010Here is a tip find a nice looking girl have a drink and eat. Because this is the airport with the biggest delay. Also take a sit and catch up on your work. Have fun waiting for your next trip
I love Atlanta Bread Co. and Five Guys! I was in and out, real quick too!!
If you're an out-of-towner not familiar with @ChickfilA, change your life by consuming a #1 with sweet tea. You might as well, because in the ATL delayed flights are mandatory.
Leave yourself plenty of time between far concourse connections. Main security checkpoint is always faster than the South checkpoint, regardless of Medallion status.
Nature's Bistro in E Terminal is a great place to have something which is healthy.
The Delta Sky Club on concourse A has a bar. Unlike some other concourses, they literally have a bar where you can sit and watch the news, sports, or just get hit on by fellow travelers.
Brian LinJune 9, 2013Security line at North terminal (T gates) are way shorter - this is also where TSA-pre✔ line is. Then go down the escalator & take the "plane train" to gates A-E
A refillable fountain drink at ATL? Unheard of right? No, scuttle down to ATL Bread on Concourse C and wah lah. Sweet tea, soda, light lemonade and more! For here and to go.
Getting a rental car? Take the Plane Train to the last stop after Terminal T
DreMay 18, 2011If u have to sleep overnight inside the terminals... Go with terminal B. Smokers lounge is always open , fresh coffee by 5am, sleeping kiosk opens at 530 and the terminal is quiet overnight
This is my first time in the F concourse. There are a lot of upscale shops in this concourse.
The international concourse is where it's at! The Varsity & a duty free shop with great brands?? Kill time here.
Cafe Intermezzo and Chik-fil-A, both in Concourse B, have fantastic sweet tea. I hit up one of the two on every trip back West.
Make time in your travels for a meal at Cafe Intermezzo. You will not be disappointed.![Evan[Bu]](https://fastly.4sqi.net/img/user/32x32/1718914-0E4PXEUXZ2KFIAR4.jpg "Evan[Bu]")
Be sure to make fun of the lady who announces the stops along the people mover. My personal favorite is Concourse D. Concourse D as in David.
A great place for a layover - always something to do while you wait for your next flight.
If you have time, head over to terminal E or F for the best eating and drinking options.
If you have a while until your flight, head over to E concourse. Sit in the food court and listen to the piano while reading your favorite book!
You must check out Varasano's pizzeria piano bar. Great pizza, drinks and cocktails
Rogerio LMOctober 18, 2014If you are taking a connection flight, had not eat yet and wish a better meal, look for it before going through the secure checkpoint. Restaurants outside have more options than those inside.- If you have a phone charger that uses a USB port, use that at the charging stations instead of the outlet - ~seems~ to charge faster AND frees up more outlets.
Don't dilly dally if your connecting. Check the monitors and head straight to your gate. Connections are always tight when you factor in the walk/shuttle to get to the gate.- There's a Chick Fil A in Concourse A attached to the Burger King (so you may not see it on the directory).
Paschal sin terminal B best southern food in Airport hands down. Meat and two veggies.
Hiram KnickerbockerJuly 14, 2014Fly burger in Terminal B has a great breakfast and their burgers are great.
Signage I airport hard to read from a distance. Not enough flight monitor available listing flight departure information. T terminal have limited food options. Not a very well organized airport.
If you are in D concourse and have an hours layover, DON'T go to the coffee bean for a drink or you will miss your flight. Holy Christ!!!
Pack your patience and leave home early people. (Like 5 hours before your flight.). I’m not kidding.
Concourse D always has interesting things to see. Check out the Buyer Beware and puppetry exhibits.
When going through security, don't pick the lane right beside the "wheelchair access" lane. They sneak their carry-on luggage before yours even though you've been waiting 10 min to scan your shoes
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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)
6000 N Terminal Pkwy (at Airport Loop Rd)
Atlanta, GA 30320
United States
Atlanta, GA 30320
United States
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport proudly bears the distinction of being the world’s busiest and most efficient airport and has served as a valuable hub connecting various cities and countries around the globe.
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(800) 897-1910
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"On the ends of each train car is a really nice bench. It's a great place to sit especially if you have the cross multiple concourses."
Chad Murray
"Go for Pascal's! It's good ol southern cookin'! The collard greens are just awesome!"
Diana H.
"Cafe intermezza at the top of the escalators is the best bet for coffee and food. The cafe cubano is great."
Tom Armstrong
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