@TNA Fizzy Ok!

@@SpaceboyYT You should. Atlanta has everything for you to offer, from the Georgia Aquarium to Stone Mountain. It has dozens of restaurants, from casual to fancy. And be sure to make a stop in Buckhead, which is known as The Beverly Hills of the South. It has Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza.

@@jermainesimmons2944 Yeah… I’ll be sure to use the advice you gave me. I will also stay at the Marriott Marquis and the Peachtree Plaza because of the elevators.

@@SpaceboyYT When you get a chance, try the Sundial Restaurant at the Westin Peachtree Plaza. And the main part of that restaurant is that it rotates 360 degrees. Although, I never ate it there. But the flying saucer shaped Polaris is the only rotating restaurant that I ate there a long time ago. It's at the top of the Hyatt Regency.

There’s a walkway that connects to the gateway center station from the deck. Since ATL West Parking opened up earlier this year, they needed to update the information for the public, so it’s a more recent recording adding on ATL West compared to the original recordings that are still used for the door closing, Airport Station, and Rental Car Center announcements.

Same

Plane Train is underground, yes

@@ElevatingDenver oo, the skytrain is Mitsubishi crystal mover and plane train is bombardier apm

@@ElevatingDenver and the voice over also a same person

@@kenzierd.181 that is correct.

yeah, Man, It's It!!!

No, it’s in the front

No, it does not unfortunately.

@@ElevatingDenver thanks for your answer. Then which one does? I saw a inner train that goes from domestic (concourses ABC) to international ) - Concourse F. Is that conrrect?

@@andresosorio7682 the Plane Train is the underground airside train, it goes from the main terminal, to concourses T,A,B,C,D,E and F. Since it is airside, you'll have to go through security at the main terminal first.

So I’m guessing it only goes to the GICC(????) and the hotels?