ATL SkyTrain at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), 4K Train Ride
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) SkyTrain (train model: Mitsubishi Crystal Mover) is an automated people mover (APM) train that connects the airport, GICC (Georgia International Convention Center), hotels and rental car center. There is no cost to ride this airport train. The SkyTrain arrives every 3-5 minutes.
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TIME-POINTS ⏰:
00:00 ATL Domestic Baggage Claim/MARTA Airport Rail Station
00:25 Airport Station
01:55 MARTA Rail
02:10 Boarding
02:33 Outbound to GICC/Rental Car Center
07:15 Inbound to Airport Statin
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Interesting choice for the E Bay notification sound as the doors closing chume.
Hey, just wanted to thank you for these videos of Atlanta's transit. I'm stationed in Kansas, and REALLY miss my hometown's transit network. But, also, because these videos showcase that Atlanta IS a world-class city, with good transit (albeit, with transit that REALLY needs a lot more work).
This thing flies
Great Video Man! Have a fabulous April! 🏖
I was in Atlanta
Run with The Big Dogs all the way!✈️
Very interesting video! I have never ridden this train yet that I can remember. I ride the indoor concourse trains all the time when I travel during the summer months twice a year.
Explorer, I am curious on the use of IH when naming highways. I noticed in houston that the interstates were named "IH" compared to other cities using just "I." Is this just a texas thing?
@HOUExplorer
2 жыл бұрын
Yes, it is a Texas thing. On the videos, I put "IH" as a formal name. But, in Texas, it really depends...sometimes they may use the letter "I" or just the number (for example, in Houston, most people would say, "i10" or "610".
@vin900
2 жыл бұрын
@@HOUExplorer Thank you. It was odd when visiting texas to see that letter H added onto it.
How do non operated airport rental cars work 🗿