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good luck..last time we had a 3 hour layover,figured great,time to eat and all..well we followed the directions after getting off the tram,where it told us to get off we ended up outside the security area,had to stand in line and get re-screened and everything,and my 3 hour layover ended up being 1 hour..i will never fly though atlanta again
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The trams under the airport are pretty easy, but sometimes I choose the moving sidewalks, especially if it's only one concourse away. They're pretty quick and you don't have to fight the crush of humanity in the trams.
However, if you're not familiar with the airport, it might be best to stay with the trams. Just follow the signs, listen to the prompts (inside the trams) and you'll be fine. |
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Go to the link below and you can click on a link to see a diagram of the airport as well other links to get more information. Hartsfield is very easy to get around in, and despite what another person who posted stated, the directions to get from one concourse to the next are very easy to understand and follow. The underground tram has both verbal and displayed information that tells you what the current and next stops are.
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Theres a train that runs under all the concourses. It runs from the main terminal through to concourse E. It takes about 15 seconds to get inbetween each concourse. You just take the esclator down and its there. Its pretty easy to get around Atlanta airport. I go through that airport on a regular basis. Here's a link to check it out for yourself.
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