TRAVEL

TRANSPORTATION

• Taxi Service: Approximately $30 + per way
• Atlanta Airport Shuttle: Approximately $16.50 one-way per person/ $29 roundtrip per person
• Sedan Service: Approximately $70 – $75 plus taxes and gratuities
• Limo Service: Approximately $90 - $110 plus tax per way
• MARTA: Approximatley $2.75 each way. Take train North to the Five Points Station. Take a Westbound train 1 stop to CNN/GWCC Station. Take escalator or elevator up and walk through CNN building to hotel entrance.
• Driving Directions: DIRECTIONS FROM I-75 NORTH & I-85 NORTH (TRAVELING NORTH FROM THE HARTSFIELD-JACKSON ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT) – 12 miles Take I-85 N (Merges with I-75 N) to International Boulevard Exit (exit 248C). At the second light at the top of the exit ramp, turn left onto Andrew Young International Boulevard. Then turn left onto Centennial Olympic Park Drive. Take the first right on Marietta Street. Motor Lobby entrance is 1 block on left side of Marietta Street.

THINGS TO DO

The Georgia Aquarium - www.georgiaaquarium.org
As the world’s largest aquarium, Georgia Aquarium features more animals than any other aquarium in more than eight million gallons of water. Through a path of more than sixty exhibits, the Aquarium tells a global water story, with features modeled after the greatest zoos and aquariums in the world. Each majestic exhibit is designed to inspire, entertain and educate.

The World of Coca-Cola - www.worldofcoca-cola.com
The World of Coca-Cola is the only place where you can explore the complete story of the world's best-known brand! Taste over 60 different beverages from around the globe, experience our thrilling 4-D heater (3D movie with moving seats), be amazed by a fully-functioning bottling line nd take home a FREE 8-ounce bottle of Coca-Cola®, give our 7-foot-tall Coca-Cola® Polar Bear a big hug, see the world's largest collection of Coke memorabilia, view works by artists such as Steve Penley, Haddon Sundblom and Howard Finster in our Pop Culture Gallery, and so much more...

Centennial Olympic Park - www.centennialpark.com
This 21-acre site was one of the most popular spots in the city during the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. Today, year-round programming featuring concerts, family activities and festivals make the park a gathering place for Atlantans and visitors. The park features the world's largest Olympic Ring fountain.

Historic Underground Atlanta - www.underground-atlanta.com
Experience it all on the original streets of Atlanta. Over six blocks of shopping, dining, history and entertainment!