What our GICC transportation includes
Every trip starts and ends with a chauffeur who knows the Gateway Center area, the hotel cluster around the convention center and the airport roads that feed it. We plan the pickup around your schedule, not the other way around, so a morning keynote, an exhibit hall setup or a late closing session all get a car at the right door. Georgia International Convention Center transportation can be a single sedan or a shuttle running a loop between hotels and the center.
We handle both sides of the trip: getting people to the center and getting them back out when sessions end and traffic builds. If your group lands at ATL, we can meet travelers at baggage claim and move them together rather than in separate cars. The same approach works for the Georgia International Convention Center shuttle you run between hotels during a multi-day show.
- Chauffeur pickup at your hotel, the airport or the center
- Flight tracking on arrivals into Hartsfield-Jackson
- Group moves between nearby hotels and the convention center
- Hourly chauffeur service for multi-stop event days
- Return trips to Downtown, Buckhead or the suburbs after sessions
- Luggage and exhibit material handling in larger vehicles
- Late-night and early-morning bookings for setup and teardown
- Point-to-point rides between the center and nearby addresses
How booking and the day work
You tell us the dates, the addresses and how many people are traveling, and we send a flat, itemized quote. Nothing is booked or charged until you approve it, and you can adjust the plan before then.
Request the quote: Share your pickup and drop-off addresses, dates, times and passenger count, plus any luggage or equipment notes.
Review the itemized quote: The price is flat, with gratuity, tolls and fees shown as separate lines so you can see what each part covers.
Approve and confirm: Nothing is booked or charged until you approve the quote, and changes can be discussed before the trip.
Get your chauffeur details: Before pickup you receive the chauffeur and vehicle information for each leg of the trip.
On the day: Your chauffeur arrives at the agreed door, and airport pickups are tracked to the flight so delays do not strand anyone.
Which vehicle to book for the convention center
The right vehicle depends on headcount, luggage and how far you are going afterward. A single traveler or a pair is well served by the luxury sedan, while families with cases and small executive groups usually prefer the executive SUV. For hotel-to-center shuttles and airport group transfers, the Mercedes Sprinter and the mini bus shuttle keep one group together.
| Vehicle | Passengers | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Luxury Sedan | Up to 3 | Solo speakers, couples, quick airport runs |
| Executive SUV | Up to 6 | Small teams with luggage |
| Mercedes Sprinter | 10–14 | Airport groups and corporate travel |
| Mini Bus Shuttle | 20–30 | Hotel shuttles and conference guest moves |
| Stretch SUV Limousine | 14–18 | Group celebrations around an event |
Where the GICC is and how to reach it
The Georgia International Convention Center is in College Park, on the south side of metro Atlanta and directly beside Hartsfield-Jackson. The Gateway Center area around it holds a cluster of hotels within a short drive of the halls, which is why so many attendees stay nearby and walk or ride over rather than commute. The ATL SkyTrain links the airport, the Rental Car Center and the Gateway Center area, so check the current hours and route before planning around it.
By road, most drivers reach the center from Interstate 85, Interstate 285 and the airport roads that connect them. Traffic near the airport shifts through the day with flight banks and shift changes, and drive times vary depending on traffic. If you are coming from Downtown, Buckhead or the northern suburbs, allow room for the I-85 and I-285 merge.
Drop-off and pickup work best when you agree on a specific door or hotel entrance in advance, since the campus has several approaches and event layouts change. Your chauffeur confirms the meeting point with you beforehand, and for large groups we stagger pickups so the car is not circling. If you are also moving people around the airport itself, our ATL meet and greet keeps arrivals organized.
A sample event-day plan
Here is an example of how a one-day conference run might look. Your own schedule will differ, and every leg is quoted before you book.
| Time | What happens | Vehicle and notes |
|---|---|---|
| Early morning | Chauffeur picks up the group at a nearby hotel | Sprinter or mini bus; one load for the whole group |
| Morning | Drop-off at the agreed center entrance | Chauffeur confirms the door and return time |
| Midday | Speaker run between two hotels | Sedan or SUV; short hops, quick turnaround |
| Afternoon | Return trip to the airport for a departing attendee | Sedan; flight tracked to the departure |
| Evening | Group moves to dinner in Downtown or Buckhead | Sprinter; drive time depends on traffic |
| Late evening | Return to the hotels near the center | Same vehicle and chauffeur where possible |
What changes the price of GICC transportation
We quote a flat, itemized price for each booking, with gratuity, tolls and fees listed separately, and nothing is charged until you approve it. The factors below are what move a quote up or down, so it helps to share them when you ask.
- Distance and route between your pickup address and the center
- Vehicle class and how many passengers are traveling
- Hourly service versus a single point-to-point trip
- Time of day, since airport-area traffic varies depending on traffic
- Waiting time and extra stops added to the itinerary
- Luggage, equipment or multiple pickup addresses for one group
Planning checklist for GICC transportation
A few details decide how smoothly a convention day goes at the Georgia International Convention Center. Gather them before you request a quote so the plan matches your schedule, your group and your luggage.
Confirm your event time: Check the start and end times on your GICC registration or Gateway Center Arena ticket before you set pickup times.
Count your group: Give us the exact number of passengers so we assign a vehicle that fits everyone comfortably.
List your luggage: Note checked bags, carry-ons, display cases and booth materials so the right vehicle is quoted.
Note your hotel: Tell us the hotel name next to the center or elsewhere in College Park so the driver knows the entrance.
Check the SkyTrain: Confirm current ATL SkyTrain hours and stops before you rely on the train for any part of the trip.
Share your flight: For airport pickups, send the airline and flight number so we track the arrival.
Plan a buffer: Add extra time for registration lines, security checks and Convention Center crowds on busy days.
Approve the quote: Review the itemized quote, including gratuity, tolls and fees, before anything is booked or charged.
Atlanta traffic and timing around the GICC
The GICC sits in College Park just off the Camp Creek Parkway corridor, minutes from Hartsfield-Jackson and the interstate interchanges that feed it. Morning rush on I-85, I-285 and Camp Creek Parkway can slow a short hop into a long one, and the airport area adds its own volume of rental cars and hotel shuttles. Build a buffer into any pickup that crosses these roads between roughly 7 and 9 a.m. or 4 and 6 p.m. on weekdays, depending on traffic.
Event days at Gateway Center Arena and the Convention Center change the pattern. Arrivals bunch up before a keynote or a game, departures bunch up at the close, and the roads around the Gateway Center area fill with drop-offs. If your event ends late, allow extra time rather than counting on empty lanes. A chauffeur who knows the area can adjust the route instead of sitting in the same line.
Trips out of College Park toward Downtown, Buckhead or the northern suburbs cross some of the busiest stretches in metro Atlanta. I-85 and the Downtown Connector carry heavy volume most of the day, and I-75 and I-285 add their own delays. If you have a flight to catch or a dinner reservation, tell us the time you need to arrive and we will work backward from there, depending on traffic.
Before and after the event
Many GICC attendees pair the convention with dinner, and the hotels next to the center make an easy starting point. A chauffeur can collect your group from the hotel lobby, stop for a meal in College Park or nearby, and deliver everyone to the entrance without hunting for parking. That works well for groups who want one plan for the whole evening rather than separate cars.
After the event, the pickup is where planning pays off. Tell us the exit or entrance you prefer, and the chauffeur will meet you there while the lots empty out. Late finishes, large groups and luggage all make a private car easier than the train, especially when the SkyTrain schedule is not what you expected. Confirm the current SkyTrain hours before you decide.
Pickups across metro Atlanta
We run GICC transportation from hotels, homes and offices across the metro. Guests staying in East Point or Hapeville are minutes away, while travelers coming from Downtown Atlanta or Midtown cross the connector to reach College Park. Groups flying in can book an ATL Airport Car Service ride that connects directly to the Convention Center.
From the northern suburbs, we pick up in Buckhead, Sandy Springs, Marietta and Alpharetta, and we cover Clayton County addresses through our College Park car service. Tell us your pickup address and event time, and we will suggest a departure that leaves room for traffic.
Why book GICC transportation with 247 ATL Limo
- Every booking includes a professional chauffeur, from a single sedan ride to a group shuttle.
- Your quote is flat and itemized before booking, with gratuity, tolls and fees listed separately.
- Nothing is booked or charged until you review and approve the quote.
- Airport pickups are tracked to your flight, which helps when arrival times shift around the GICC.
- Bookings are taken at any hour, day or night, including late event finishes.







