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Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is one of the world’s busiest airports and one of the largest connecting hubs in North America. The Atlanta Airport map shows ATL's structures and terminal details across its 4,700-acre layout, including two passenger terminals and onsite parking. Our detailed map helps you find parking and concourses easily. Take a look at our ATL map before heading to ATL.
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| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport Name | Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport |
| IATA Code | ATL |
| ICAO Code | KATL |
| Airport Type | Public international airport |
| Number of Terminals | 2 |
| Number of Concourses | 7 (T, A, B, C, D, E & F) |
| Major Airline Hub | Delta Air Lines |
| Airport Address | 6000 North Terminal Parkway, Atrium Suite 4000, Atlanta, GA 30320 |
The Domestic and International Terminals at Atlanta Airport lie at the west and east ends, respectively. In between the terminals, seven concourses are stacked parallel to one another. Both terminals and all concourses are connected through the Transportation Mall and the Plane Train. If you are looking for terminal-specific or concourse-specific map details, check out our Domestic Terminal Guide and International Terminal Guide.
Atlanta Airport offers multiple parking options. Find the one nearest to your terminal and drive up to the onsite lots without confusion.
| Parking Lot | Terminal Served | Shuttle/Walk |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic Hourly Deck (North & South) | Domestic Terminal | Walkable, no shuttle needed |
| Domestic Daily Deck | Domestic Terminal | Walkable, no shuttle needed |
| Economy Lots (North, South, West) | Domestic Terminal | Free shuttle |
| Domestic Park Ride | Domestic Terminal | Free shuttle |
| ATL Select | Domestic Terminal (oversized/long-term) | Free shuttle |
| ATL West Deck | Domestic Terminal | ATL SkyTrain |
| International Hourly Deck | International Terminal | Walkable, no shuttle needed |
| International Park Ride | International Terminal | Free shuttle |
If you find the rates for onsite lots expensive, opt for offsite Atlanta Airport parking. While onsite rates start at $15/day, offsite lots can cost as little as $6.10/day.
If you'd rather skip parking altogether, ATL's Rental Car Center (RCC) lets you pick up and return vehicles from major rental companies. The free ATL SkyTrain also connects the RCC to the Domestic Terminal in about five minutes. Passengers arriving at the International Terminal should first take the airport shuttle to the Domestic Terminal, then board the SkyTrain to reach the RCC.
ATL is designed for convenient traveler movement between terminals and concourses. Plane Trains, the Transportation Malls, and shuttles are the ways travelers can access the concourses or terminals.
The Plane Train is ATL's 24/7 automated people mover operating underground. The train stops at each concourse. Passengers can access the train from both terminals and concourses.
Want to stretch your legs a little? Take the underground Transportation Mall. The walkway is equipped with multiple travelators. These walkways run adjacent to the Plane Train, so travelers can easily choose which one to use.
Free shuttle service operates from the Domestic Terminal for travelers who don't want to travel through the secure concourses to reach the International Terminal.
ATL provides a wide range of amenities designed to make every journey more comfortable.
From quick grab-and-go cafés to full-service restaurants, travelers can find dining options throughout every concourse. Retail stores include travel essentials, local souvenirs, luxury brands, bookstores, and convenience shops.
Several airline-operated and independent lounges are available throughout the airport, offering comfortable seating, refreshments, business facilities, and shower access for eligible travelers.
Apart from the lounges and shops, Atlanta Airport offers essential amenities that you can utilize on your way to board your flight or while spending your layover at the airport. The amenities you can access include:
There are two passenger terminals at ATL: the Domestic Terminal on the west side and the Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal on the east side of the airport.
Atlanta Airport has seven concourses - T, A, B, C, D, E, and F. Of the seven concourses, F fully handles international flights. Though part of the International Terminal, Concourse E also partially serves domestic flights. The rest of the concourses handle domestic flights.
Yes. Once you clear TSA processing, you can access all the concourses using the Plane Train or by walking through the Transportation Mall. To travel directly between the Domestic Terminal and the International Terminal without traveling through the concourses, you can board the complimentary pre-security landside shuttle outside the terminal entrances.
You can pre-book or drive up to the onsite parking lots at both Domestic and International Terminals. However, onsite parking is an expensive choice. The best option for parking varies based on your preference. If you are looking for budget-friendly options, then book and park in an offsite lot through Way. For convenience, you can find lots with us that are cheaper than the onsite options and offer a free shuttle to your preferred terminal.
Yes, ATL is connected to public transportation through the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA). MARTA provides direct rail service between the airport and downtown Atlanta. You can find the Airport Station next to the Domestic Terminal.
