Mercedes‑Benz Stadium is located on the west side of Downtown Atlanta, in the Vine City / Castleberry Hill area, just south of the Georgia World Congress Center and west of Centennial Olympic Park.
Street address:
Mercedes‑Benz Stadium
1 AMB Drive NW
Atlanta, GA 30313
It sits right along the downtown connector area of Interstates I‑75/I‑85, making it central and relatively easy to reach from most parts of metro Atlanta.
Mercedes‑Benz Stadium is in Downtown Atlanta, close to several well-known landmarks:
If you know any of these areas, you’re already close to the stadium. It anchors the western edge of downtown, near Northside Drive NW and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW.
For Falcons games, Atlanta United matches, concerts, and major events, MARTA is often the simplest way to get to Mercedes‑Benz Stadium and avoid parking traffic.
Closest MARTA rail stations:
| Station Name | Line(s) | Walking Distance to Stadium | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mercedes‑Benz Stadium/ GWCC/ State Farm Arena/ CNN Center Station | Blue, Green | About 5 minutes | Easiest direct access to stadium |
| Vine City Station | Blue, Green | About 5–10 minutes | Often less crowded after big events |
| Five Points Station | Red, Gold, Blue, Green | ~10–15 minutes by foot or 1 stop transfer | Major downtown hub, good transfer point |
Typical MARTA routes people use:
From Midtown/Buckhead:
Take the Red or Gold Line south to Five Points, transfer to the Westbound Blue or Green Line, and get off at Mercedes‑Benz Stadium/GWCC/State Farm Arena/CNN Center or Vine City.
From Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport:
Take the Red or Gold Line north to Five Points, then transfer westbound on Blue or Green Line to the stadium stop.
From East Atlanta / Decatur:
Take the Blue Line west and exit at Mercedes‑Benz Stadium/GWCC/State Farm Arena/CNN Center or Vine City.
💡 Tip: On high‑traffic event days, MARTA usually adds more trains. Plan to arrive at least 45–60 minutes early to comfortably get through security and find your seat.
If you prefer to drive, the stadium is near the junction of I‑20 and the I‑75/I‑85 downtown connector.
Major driving approaches:
From the north (Buckhead, Sandy Springs, Marietta via I‑75):
From the south (Airport, College Park via I‑75/85):
From the east or west (I‑20):
Traffic around downtown can be heavy, especially on game days, so it’s common for locals to park a bit farther away and walk or use MARTA.
There are numerous official and private parking lots surrounding the stadium, especially along:
Common local patterns:
If you’re not familiar with the area, official stadium parking lots are generally easier to navigate and better signed.
Knowing what’s around Mercedes‑Benz Stadium can help you orient yourself, especially if you’re on foot.
Within easy walking distance, you’ll find:
Castleberry Hill – just south of the stadium
A historic neighborhood known for lofts, galleries, and local restaurants. Many people grab food or drinks here before or after events.
Vine City & English Avenue – directly west and northwest
Residential neighborhoods historically tied to Atlanta’s westside. You’ll pass through or near them if you use Vine City Station or some westside parking options.
Downtown Atlanta core – to the east
Hotels, offices, and many of the city’s major tourist attractions are clustered here.
If you’re staying downtown (hotels near Peachtree Street, Centennial Olympic Park, or Five Points), walking to Mercedes‑Benz Stadium is straightforward:
Crowds are usually thick before and after major events, which many visitors find makes the walk feel safer and easier to navigate.
Rideshare services typically use designated pick‑up and drop‑off zones around the stadium on event days. Exact zones may vary by event, but they’re generally along:
If you’re using rideshare:
Bike and scooter access around downtown and the westside has grown in recent years. Some things to keep in mind:
For event details, stadium rules, and the latest access information, people typically use the stadium’s main contact channels.
Mercedes‑Benz Stadium
1 AMB Drive NW
Atlanta, GA 30313
Main phone (general info): (470) 341‑5000
Hours and policies can vary by event, so it’s common for Atlanta residents and visitors to check specific event information (tickets, gate openings, bag policy, etc.) before heading downtown.
If you can find Centennial Olympic Park or State Farm Arena, you’re only a short walk from Mercedes‑Benz Stadium—it’s one of the central landmarks anchoring Atlanta’s downtown sports and entertainment district.
