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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)
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"Delta's holiday flight safety video is AMAZING!!!!"(340 Tips)
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"Fresh to Order in Concourse B has an amazing Asian Panini"(386 Tips)
"Check out the live piano player at the food court in concourse E!"(4 Tips)
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Dëva HolikOctober 27, 2014Large airport but easy to get around on tram. If you can visit One Flew South the best sushi you will have in any U.S. Airport.
Always here trying to get free wifi! Lmao! Clean airport with easy signs to read and helpful staff
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Customer service is typically very helpful, knowledgable to guide you comfortably, and friendly manner that keeps you a little more at ease instead of burdensome. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
In the Delta terminal Concourse A, there are a number of food choices, including P.F. Chang. Sky club is next to A17.
Terminal D. Sit at the bar at Wild Wings and hang out with the bartenders with a brew. Chill atmosphere while you wait for your plane.
Chris MeechanAugust 30, 2024This airport is so bad it makes Charles De Gaulle in Paris seem friendly and helpful. Half the concession stands close early and the ones that are open are missing half their menu items
Heart healthy advice... One or two concourses to make your connection? Walk instead of taking the tram (time permitting, of course). It's great exercise! :-)
John DavisJune 17, 2013If you have a long layover, go eat at One Flew South in E. There's also a good bar at the top of the escalators with quality beer and a piano player.
For ALL of you that don't get this very simple concept, I'll brush l break it down for you. STAND ON THE RIGHT, WALK ON THE LEFT. That goes for people minders movers AND escalators.
Always give yourself more than 30 minutes between flights. It’s large and can take some time getting from gate to gate. Missed my flight with 45 minute between. I was going from A4-A5.
When you are walking through the terminal don't just stop dead in your tracks to look at something. There are people behind you moving fast! Pull off to the side first.
Such a busy airport. The key is to arrive early and pack light. You might have to run across the airport if you a connecting fligg
This is a very large airport and if you do not enjoy walking then you may want to find another airport because you will leave feeling like you just completed an intense 15-minute leg workout.
Miguel A.October 29, 2014If you craving for something good but don't have enough time, I suggest to head to Five Guys. Great food, fast and nice service.
Speed thru the TSA line by keeping a compartment in your bag free to dump all your stuff from your pockets. Belt, wallet, phone, etc. You will only need two bins (shoes and laptop) and you're set!
When you die, you will go through Atlanta. Hopefully you're a diamond, cause then a Porsche will pick you up at the gate and you will actually make your connection.
Margot BloomsteinNovember 12, 2013More than 25 minutes 'til you board? You have time to hop the train to Terminal E, pop in to One Flew South, and order the pulled duck sandwich to go. GO.
Get ready to walk! Or take the trains underground. One of the most efficient airports in the world.
Adrián CholulaMarch 3, 2015One of the most largest airport around the world. If you will take a connection flight with less than one hour of layover consider that as a big risk.
Lida HasbrouckJanuary 6, 2013Get Global Entry if you hate lines. We went through immigration in minutes and were waiting at baggage claim before the carousel even started moving. Get Trusted Traveler, too. Well worth it.
Just trust that you can get to the next gate in time. Very easy to navigate as long as you follow the signs.
- Lots of food options; if you have a 2+ hour layover, head to the international terminal for a less hectic airport feel with good food and better lounge areas.
Great example of modern day slavery! This place booms millions and millions of dollars on the backs of minimum wage slave workers. What a country we live in. Time to revolt again.
The “F” terminal is beautiful and has upscale shops, live music, and nice eateries.
Don't be scare of this big airport, it is actually the most organize one I've seen. Take the train to your concourse + you don't have to go through security twice when flying two different airlines.
Jenna SchroederJanuary 20, 2015An airport I frequent often, huge airport, so make sure you utilize the plane train .. also follow signs, airport is well marked, staff is helpful
ᴡᴡᴡ.Onecer.qhgw.ru BremerSeptember 30, 2014Some killer craft beer to be found at ATL these days. Phillips crab soup is nice as well.
Jeffrey StanleyDecember 19, 2014This has to be the most busiest (busy during their non-busy seasons, too)airport I have ever seen and maybe the largest. The have a railway system running through it. That shows how big this place is.
Hold on to a handrail on the train between concourses. No matter how tough you are, you’ll need one.
Really. Get the parking, pick-up and drop-off situation sorted. This is a disgrace.- Abi CarmenJune 22, 2013Flew in from LaGuardia and spent 8 hrs. for standby but great restaurants at all 4 terminals I wondered to. People watching was great too.
If you're not checking a bag, get dropped off at the international terminal instead. Much shorter lines and a more beautiful terminal. The train will take you to any concourse.
Darwin WalkJune 26, 2013Try to have your car/taxi arrangements done before you get there. Being from Chicago, I am accustomed to a plethora of taxes and town cars being present. It was dead when we arrived on Monday.
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Friendly and helpful staff. Convenient train service. Well laid out which made for an amazingly quick check in-check out for a busy airport.
Edie SuttonJune 30, 2016I was pleased that the tsa staff as well as the Southwest team recognized that I was infirmed and helped me out at every opportunity
My absolute favorite airport. Kind staff, lots of food options and always plenty of grab and go noms.
Sam Adams by terminal B is awesome! Careful though the default beer size is huge...get a small if you're in a hurry (or chug).
Good airport with tons of food. Arrive early just in case as it is VERY busy. Airport is great for Apps to scan phone for ticket.
Jake SmithNovember 17, 2012"I'm the MBP, Most Ballernous Player, Make my own rules, b**** call me the mayor." - Jermaine Dupri, "Welcome To Atlanta" (Even he's a fan of Foursquare!)
In terminal B? Purple leaf has a bar as well as coffee/tea/snacks. Monitor your gates B1-10 status while watching the game and getting your drink on.
Christine ThomasJuly 13, 2012Southern Flavors on Concourse T across from gate 12 has the best cookbooks and taste of Louisiana and Georgia you can find! Their beignet mix is awesome!
Terminal E, the international terminal, has the best food: Qdoba has some awesome tacos and burritos at a reasonable price.. six bucks for three tacos.. cant beat it!- Michael DJMarch 12, 2015BIG airport - remember to leave time to catch the shuttle train to the relevant departure gates and grab a shitty luke warm coffee on route to your departure gate
Margaret Cybulski MurrayNovember 29, 2017Can’t go wrong with PF Chang’s. They are super fast and the quality is consistent with their non-airport locations
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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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- Mon–Sun
- 24 Hours
(800) 897-1910
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