How to Get from Atlanta Airport to Alpharetta

If you aren’t in a rush and want to spend a little less on your Atlanta airport to Alpharetta transfer, you can use Atlanta’s transit rail system MARTA. MARTA offers trains and buses around Atlanta and the metro area. To reach Alpharetta, from 4:50 to 20:50, you can take M Red Line to North Springs Station and then transfer to buses 140, 141 or 143 to go the rest of the way to Alpharetta. If travelling between 20:50 and 22:20, you will have to take M Gold Line to Lindbergh Station, transfer to M Red Line, and then go to North Springs Station to transfer to the bus. The journey generally takes around an hour and 20 minutes. The fare to go from Atlanta airport to Alpharetta costs $2.50 (€2.26) plus the cost of a Breeze ticket or Breeze card.

A single trip with MARTA costs $2.50 (€2.26). The single-trip fare is valid for up to four transfers and up to three hours. To ride with MARTA, you must purchase a Breeze card or a single Breeze ticket and load the fare onto the card or ticket. Breeze tickets cost $1 (€0.91), so the total for the journey will be $3.50 (€3.17). If you plan to use public transport frequently during your stay, you can save some money by purchasing the reloadable Breeze card for $2 (€1.81) and topping up the card. Breeze cards or tickets can be purchased and topped up at the vending machines located at the MARTA station. Up to two children of 46” (116.8 cm) and under can ride for free per each paying adult.

Seeing as there isn’t direct public transportation from Atlanta airport to Alpharetta, this option ass effort and time to your journey. It can be a hassle, especially if you’re travelling with young children and/or heavy luggage. However, it is the cheapest option to get from Atlanta airport to Alpharetta.