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Directions to Suntrust Plaza Garden Offices 303 Peachtree Center Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30308 Directions to SunTrust Plaza Garden Offices 303 Peachtree Center Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30308 Coming from North Atlanta or Georgia 400 Take I-75/85 South to Courtland Street (Exit #249A). Merge onto Courtland and stay to your right. At the first traffic light turn right at Baker Street. Immediately turn right to enter the SunTrust parking garage. (See below for Parking at SunTrust Garden.) Coming from South Atlanta or Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport Take I-75/85 North to International Blvd (Exit #248C). Keep left at the fork in the ramp. After two traffic lights, merge left onto International. Travel three traffic lights and turn right at Peachtree Center Avenue. Go past two traffic lights and SunTrust Plaza parking garage entrance will be on the right side of the street. (See below for Parking at SunTrust Garden.) Coming from I-20 West or Six Flags Over Georgia Take I-20 East to I-75/85 North to International Blvd. (Exit #248C). Keep left at the fork in the ramp. After two traffic lights, merge left onto International. Travel three traffic lights and turn right at Peachtree Center Avenue. Go past two traffic lights and SunTrust Plaza parking garage entrance will be on the right side of the street. (See below for Parking at SunTrust Garden.) Coming from I-20 East of Decatur/ Stone Mountain Take I-20 West to I-75/85 North to International Blvd. (Exit #248C). Keep left at the fork in the ramp. After two traffic lights, merge left onto International. Travel three traffic lights and turn right at Peachtree Center Avenue. Go past two Traffic lights and SunTrust Plaza parking garage entrance will be on the right side of the street. (See below for Parking at SunTrust Garden.) Parking at SunTrust Garden Parking is available on levels B, C, F, G, H, and J. Most empty spaces can be found by proceeding downwards to levels F, G, H, and J. Please do not park in the spaces marked “Reserved” on levels B and C. Take parking elevator to the BL (Bridge Level). (Please read below for Locating SunTrust University Room from ST Plaza Food Court.) MARTA Take MARTA to Peachtree Center Station (N1). Upon exiting the train follow the Harris Street signs and head North for an escalator going up. Walk to the Peachtree Center East/ Food Court Turnstiles. Take the escalator for Peachtree Center/ John Portman Blvd in the tunnel. When you reach the top, look for the entrance into the Peachtree Center Food Court via double doors Walk straight to the center of the food court. When you reach Caribou Coffee and the shoe shine stand, turn left to go past the Dairy Queen on your left. Continue walking through the lobby of the Hyatt Regency Hotel. You should pass the Sway restaurant on your left. Go out of the lobby through the walkway and follow the walkway all the way until you see the big sign on the wall to your left that says “Skybridge to Hyatt”. Turn left here and go through the double doors. Stay on this path and go through the second set of double doors and look at the top where it says “Walkway to SunTrust Plaza. When you get into the food court, look for the SunTrust fountain. (Please read below for Locating SunTrust University from ST Plaza Food Court.) Locating AL (Atrium Level) In the center of the Food Court there is a fountain and a set of elevators just behind it. Take this elevator to AL (Atrium Level .
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