Lindbergh Center has several free parking garages and a paid long-term parking area at $8/day, and is a short hop off of I-85 and Georgia 400. The Sandy Springs station is probably easier to get to if you don’t live up 400, and also has long-term and daily parking. The Doraville station is closest to Norcross and Duluth, while North Springs has its own exit off of Georgia 400, and is the closest to Roswell and Alpharetta. The end of the line stations in the north of the city also offer free daily parking AND paid long-term parking at $8/day - great for going to the airport. All eastbound trains stop at these stations, which reduces your commute time. Recommended for riders who live inside the perimeter and who also live in the vicinity of Decatur, Virginia Highland, Morningside, Candler Park, Inman Park, East Atlanta, Kirkwood, Oakhurst, Druid Hills. If you live east of the city and are traveling to downtown for an event, the Inman Park and Candler Park MARTA stations offer free lots near downtown. It is only two stops away from Five Points, but it isn’t the safest station in the MARTA system. If you live south of downtown, the West End free daily parking is the closest you can get to downtown Atlanta. Holmes is near the intersection of West I-285 and I-20 and has free daily parking. Kensington ( see map) is near I-285 on the east side (closest to Stone Mountain and Lawrenceville area) and has free daily parking and paid long-term parking at $5/day. These two stations represent the east/west end of the line (or near the end of the line) stations, great if you live outside the perimeter. Here are the top five stations that are easy to park at, and some even offer the perk of long-term parking if you are traveling to the airport.
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MARTA gets way smarter if you know where to park your car for free and ride the train into the city for major events and other destinations that are easy to get to on MARTA.
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