Re: [85attendees] ATL Travel Items

nick black <nick.black@sprezzatech.com> Wed, 17 October 2012 20:48 UTC

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From: nick black <nick.black@sprezzatech.com>
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Subject: Re: [85attendees] ATL Travel Items
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Moriarty, Kathleen left as an exercise for the reader:
> FYI on taxi fares:
> 
> I had a conference in Atlanta earlier this summer and arrived late, so I took a taxi to my hotel (right next to the IETF conference hotel).  I just checked my expenses and it looks like I paid $35 with tip and my return to the airport was $41 with tip.
> Other people who arrived during the day took the train and said it was easy.

While MARTA doesn't do a very fantastic job getting one anywhere by bus, the
rail is quite reasonable both in price ($2.50, with week and multiday passes
available), timing and accommodation, and you'll not need walk more than
100m to reach any of the listed hotels.

If you arrive after midnight, expect for MARTA's rail to have shut down, in
which case you'll be resolutely gouged for a $30--$40 taxi.

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