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- Lady AntebellumJuly 16, 2012If you're in the E terminal and need a drink or snack, try the Piano Bar and enjoy the peaceful piano music that almost makes you forget you are at the airport.
- Dannielle BrunJuly 16, 2017One of my least favorite airports. Lots to do and some good eats, but always feeling rushed to get from one plane to the next doesn't allow much time to enjoy. Plan long layovers to experience it.
- I love this airport. The plane train makes everywhere easy to access. Tons of great places to eat. Plenty of Delta Sky Clubs.
- Alandria NiblackFebruary 5, 2018If you ever have to be stuck in an airport, this one is the best. Great restaurants and nice atmosphere. You would forget that you are stranded.
- Eric GarrisonJanuary 30, 2021ATL is the worlds largest volume airport but you wouldn’t know it based on its smooth operations. Many F & B options and retail to choose from. Enjoy your time in my hometown airport!
- Considering how many travelers come through it's amazing how early the food establishments close. 7pm during the week? Seriously?
- Richard EfthimJuly 22, 2016Large airport hub is very busy but efficient at getting you where you need to go. Train between terminals is a very good people mover. Lots of places to eat and relax between flights.
- Andres HarneckerAugust 20, 2018Freshens Super Red smoothie and southwestern crepe (slightly hot) and Nutella crepe. Not quite like a Parisian crepe, but it was satisfying.
- Walking between terminals is kinda neat if you have time. Otherwise the plane train is an adventure.
- This is the best airport in all of North America. It’s architecture allows for travel between terminal very efficient. Plus the restaurants are great.
- Goutham GaneshApril 27, 2017Been in Atlanta for 3 yrs and been here hell lot of times!! One of the biggest! Lot of food options! Always busy! Lot of memories at this place!! Expect long queues for security check!
- The best (and only) tasty food is in the new Terminal F. The tacos at food-truck themed El Taco are awesome, and cheap. Totally worth the trip out there. The only place in ATL that i'll eat at!!
- It's a very logical airport do don't let it's size daunt you. If you are lucky enough to find yourself in terminal e do not miss One Flew South for a cocktail and a great bite to eat!
- Maia WailanaAugust 11, 2014here is a little taste of what Atlanta has to offer.. they don't drink the cool aid here.. they drink the good stuff - sweet tea with a little spike of moonshine!
- As a regular, I <3 my hometown airport. Security is considerably quick and efficient compared to others. The train is fast going to all terminals. Great dining, drinking and shopping options.
- Very clear and easy to travel between terminals, by train if you're short on time, and even better by walking/moving sidewalks. One of my favorites - largely for this reason.
- Stop by this weekend 14st and Spring st for Red Bull Raising the Bar w XGames Gold Medal Champ Ronnie Renner practice blasting over 35' in the air over a high bar. Free to everyone. 7/26 and 7/27 6pm
- Roger MaAugust 7, 2014The world's busiest airport! Get there extra early and remember that you will probably need to hop onto the train to get around!Upvoted Sep 6
- Robert ThompsonJuly 8, 2017Atlanta airport may be modern & high tech but the check-in, gates,& baggage claim are miles apart so in that you have to be transported by train. You must arrive early & ask personnel for assistance.
- Free WiFi, just sign up with your mail address. Something to eat? Try Panda Express. If you are not in hurry, walk between terminals instead the train, some times you can find nice art exhibitions.
- One of the best airport I ever been before, very clean and easy to move, great parking area, food court at concourse T is very good.
- I will specifically look for 2+ hour layovers during normal restaurant hours to allow tie to visit One Flew South in E. Exceptional cocktails, delicious cocktails, and wonderful staff. Go there.
- Amazing airport thus place is very busy.. if it is your first time can be overwhelming.
- Experiencing long delays this summer thanks to weather? Get away from the crowds in the main domestic Concourses (T, A, B, C, D) and take the train to Concourse E or F for a much calmer/quieter time!
- Phillip BoyleApril 29, 2014Really impressed with the size and scale of this airport. Keep an eye on the signs and you'll stay on the right path. Really pleased with Delta's service and there are plenty of food options!
- If you have time take a walk through to your gates and avoid the crowd at the plane train, worth the effort!
- Terminal B has great stuff! Including Savannah candy kitchen in case you need a caramel apple or praline before you fly out! (Or, for sweet tooth family members.)
- Anne SandrineMarch 20, 2015Great airport with good food and shop options. Major issues with wifi, it is simply not available for general surfing. which kind of defeats the purpose. Hope that changes soon. I heard it will.
- Todd BinionMarch 15, 2014If you're walking thru the terminal as part of a group of five or more people, try to walk side by side so that you obstruct the aisle. That's a great way to demonstrate courtesy and self awareness.
- Walking through the airport is so worth it. Tons of great art.
- If you're flying Delta out of Atlanta, it's easier to fly out of the International terminal. You can check in for domestic or International flights on that side for Delta flights ONLY
- There's lots of restaurants, bars, and shops each of them different in each of the terminals. They have these interesting water dispensers for bottles.
- savoryexposure.comAugust 6, 2011If you have a long layover, it's worth it to make the trek to Concourse E and eat & drink at One Flew South restaurant. One of the best airport restaurants in the country.
- ATL has the daily population of a smallish city packed into a few square km, with management headaches to match. Even if you're tired and stressed, take a moment to admire the logistics.
- John di BattistaMarch 15, 2015Exceptional layout. Trams ferry you between for parallel concourses. You can traverse the entire place in twenty minutes if you're cutting close on transfers. Best way to fly west in winter.
- If you have to make connections in another concourse, you gotta take the underground "Plane Train" to get there because the concourses are all separate from the main terminal.
- If you’re pre-check in the Int’l terminal outside if pre-check hours, you can still go through without shoes, just tell TSA near the security belt and you’ll rescan your ticket to keep your shoes on.
- Gabriel FernándezJuly 29, 2019Vast airport, but easy to get around with the tram. Make sure to arrive early to go through security (1.5-2 hours for domestic flights). It can get very crowded.
- Well, if you have a connection flight, be sure to find a very comfortable place! Not always is possible to find a nice spot where you can also charge your phone ;)
- Take the long walk between F and the other concourses rather than takin the train. The historical timeline between B and C is particularly moving, but the art is great, too. &walking is good or you!
- When arriving, the walk to Uber on the North (blue) side is much shorter and convenient. The color you choose doesn’t matter. They are all next to each other.
- This airport is so busy that I literally missed my flight while trying to get from one terminal to another. Other than that, pretty cool airport.
- Have 30-40 minutes? Walk from Terminal T to F (the whole airport) and enjoy each terminal's art exhibits. 5-10 minutes: walk from Terminal T to A and enjoy the Zimbabwe sculpture exhibit!
- Have a few ours to kill? Make your way to Terminal F - newest and nicest terminal with much better seating, plug-ins, food and more. Worth the short train ride.
- Howard SpencerNovember 17, 2019Hug place look at maps in magazine in search pockets or ask attendants your arrival gate. If you have less than an hour between flights you will need to hustle or you may miss your connection
- Weigh your bag with an actual luggage weight scale. They can save you hundreds &/or the sucky feeling of going thru your suitcase to choose what gets thrown away. Domestic travel: 50lbs, intl: 70lbs
- Gina GloverMarch 30, 2015Airport is fancyshmancy big and food court is really nice. Playing jazz right now and there's a couple 24 hour food spots. Way nice cuz I'm 5 hours early to my flight!
- Brioche Duree is a nice coffee shop tucked away on Concourse A from the crowds near the food court. Good place to relax and view your schedule.
- I'm only familiar with flying thru on Delta. Some great eateries have opened lately, Ecco, con. F. My fav SkyClubs are con. F, center con. A upstairs, con C near C37. Several Xpress Spas on concourses
- This is an incredibly hospitable airport toward the planespotting community. It’s completely OK to take photos of airplanes here at ATL parking decks as well as the gates.
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