ACCESSIBILITY & TRANSPORTATION TAXIS UBER DOWNTOWN Uber seamlessly connects riders to drivers through apps, and Downtown-Airport helps make Atlanta more accessible. To use Uber, you request $30 – One Person (@$2.00 for each additional passenger) a ride via mobile app or the web. Drivers arrive curbside in just minutes, you can track the arrival of your ride, you’ll receive a Downtown Flat Rates (fares originating from a business and text message when your driver arrives, the credit card on file concluding at a business within the zone) is charged after your ride, and you will receive an email receipt $8.00 – one person detailing your trip. $2.00 – for each additional person RENTAL CAR CENTER AT HARTSFIELD-JACKSON MIDTOWN ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Midtown – Airport If you choose to rent a car in Atlanta, our rental car center $32 – One Person (@$2.00 for each additional passenger) makes it easy once you’ve arrived at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Midtown Flat Rates (fares originating from a business and International Airport. The ATL SkyTrain is an elevated train that concluding at a business with the zone) connects the passenger terminal to the rental car center, and $8.00 – one person takes customers on a scenic, five-minute ride to the rental $2.00 – for each additional person car center to sign rental agency contracts and pick up cars. Fared ending outside the zone will be metered. Residential The ATL SkyTrain operates six two-car trains, with each car fares within the zone are also metered. accommodating up to 50 passengers and their baggage. The rental car center is a 67.5-acre site across from the airport, and houses all airport rental car companies and their associated BUCKHEAD operations, including customer service, administrative offices, car Buckhead – Airport pickup and return, fueling and maintenance facilities. $40 – One Person (@$2.00 for each additional passenger) Buckhead Flat Rates (fares originating from a business and ATLANTA STREETCAR concluding at a business within the zone) The Atlanta Streetcar is the city’s newest form of transportation. $8.00 – one person The electric streetcars operate on rail and offer a safe, convenient $2.00 – for each additional person means of connecting some of Atlanta’s most popular sites. The streetcars make 12 stops along a 2.7-mile. Single trip fare is $1; multiple trip passes are available. It’s MARTA METRO ATLANTA RAPID TRANSIT AUTHORITY A fast and affordable way to navigate the city, MARTA is the ninth-largest transit system in the United States, providing approximately 400,000 passenger trips a day in Atlanta. Grab a MARTA pass for just $2.50 at Breeze vending machines located in rail stations, MARTA Ride Stores or order the MARTA Visitor’s Pass in advance. Want to learn more? Call (404) 848-5000 or visit itsmarta.com. • Dome/GWCC/Philips Arena/CNN Center Station serves Georgia World Congress Center, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Centennial Olympic Park, State Farm Arena and CNN Center. • Peachtree Center Station serves World of Coca-Cola, AmericasMart Atlanta, downtown convention hotels, Centennial Olympic Park, Georgia Aquarium and The Children’s Museum of Atlanta. • Arts Center Station serves Woodruff Arts Center/High Museum of Art, Center for Puppetry Arts, Atlanta Botanical Garden and Atlantic Station. • Buckhead and Lenox Stations serve Buckhead hotels, restaurants, Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza malls. • MARTA’s #110 Route, “The Peach,” connects downtown to Buckhead via Peachtree Street, offering a way to enjoy restaurants, shopping and entertain- ment along Atlanta’s most famous thoroughfare. .