Buckhead & Medical Center MARTA Stations

Join MARTA's Debbie Carlson as she take us on a brief tour of the Buckhead and Medical Center stations and the nearby area.
Buckhead's MARTA station is in the heart of the Financial District, surrounded by Banks, Office Highrises, Condos, Restaurants, Bars, and Shopping! The Buckhead station is tucked in-between the north and southbound lanes of GA400, and beneath Atlanta's popular Peachtree Road. The Peach, MARTA's 110 bus route that travels between Lenox Station and Five Points Station also serves Buckhead. The free, local BUC Shuttle bus also connects Buckhead Station to the rest of Buckhead and Lenox. MARTA's Pedestrian Bridge was opened in 2014 and provides additional convenience for locals and tourists at Stratford Road and Tower Place.
One stop north on the Red Line, is Medical Center Station, situated in the middle of three large hospitals and numerous doctor offices and clinics. The locals refer to this area as "Pill Hill". St. Joseph's Hospital, Northside Hospital, and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite are all located next door or a block away. Campus shuttles serve numerous employers in the area.

[@AntonioWhite-ef4ue]

I miss riding MARTA...When I was kid, I always love riding the train to each station mentioning the stops especially on buses

[@chairmanofthebored8684]

Great, but why are there still a couple of MARTA stations that don't feature pedestrian overpasses, tunnels, or shuttles.

[@sidewondoh7018]

now I see that's why I love ATL BUCKHEAD

[@8v71buses]

I love Buckhead Station it has a very awesome design and with the buildings above ground and the GA 400 on both sides of the station. I use to hop the 110 The Peach and even back in the 90s when it was originally the Route 23 Lenox Square/Arts Center either towards the Mall or towards Midtown and sometimes I use to ride this Route for fun since they have cleaner buses plus you get to see the awesome parts of the areas between Buckhead and Midtown too. Also Medical Station I use to go to my appointments at the hospital in the area and that station was at an awesome design it too

[@Myfavoritecuties]

When I go to my sessions, I ride Marta. Although the station that is close to where I stay at is Medical Center, I had to leave my car at Dunwoody because there was a sign that said “pay parking only”

[@p.d.waltman9451]

Is there access to the buildings around there from MARTA - like the building right next door - or is that parking lot they reference?

[@Myfavoritecuties]

Does Medical Center have free daily parking? When I last went there, there was a sign that says pay parking only

[@nktfiesty05]

St. Joseph has 200 free daily parking spots, they’re underground so can be a little scary at night

[@Myfavoritecuties]

@@nktfiesty05 and what about the pay parking only sign? It said keep right

[@Myfavoritecuties]

@@nktfiesty05 have you been there before?

[@ytvariant]

I sat through that entire video to hear whether Medical Center station has escalators and/or elevators. No mention.

[@jakebarker1269]

It does have elevators both sides of the platform

[@sidewondoh3829]

I rather work in buckhead or in midtown

[@MrRamon8]

Scary lesbian women like this one makes me stay away from the train

[@cubersanonymous5180]

Tfs wrong with you?!

[@paigehodges]

Get a life, Ramon.

[@BelindaWoodson]

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