Atlanta, Georgia

Downtown Atlanta is a cosmopolitan area, filled with skyscrapers, business offices, hotels, sports venues and convention activities. But on the fringes of downtown and beyond lie a wide array of areas that visitors won’t want to miss. Stone Mountain Park, the Georgia Aquarium, Zoo Atlanta, as well as several art and history museums are easily accessible. Located in the heart of the South, the Atlanta area offers a wealth of historic locations that depict the Civil War from a several perspectives.

Midwest Airlines offers daily nonstop service from Milwaukee to Atlanta, with easy connections in Milwaukee from dozens of other cities.

Airport Information

City

Atlanta, GA

Airport Code

ATL

Airport Name

Hartsfield Intl Arpt

Gates

D7

Counter

North terminal next to United

Counter Hours

Mon-Sat:	4:30am-7:00pm
Sun:	8:30am-7:00pm

Check-In Information

Online Check-in	Yes
Kiosk Check-in	No
Curbside Check-in	No

Recommended Airport Arrival

Checking Bags	90 Minutes
Not Checking Bags	90 Minutes

*Minimum check-in time at the ticket counter or a kiosk is 40 minutes prior to scheduled departure.

Area Highlights

Restaurants:	Southern hospitality and delicious southern cooking can be found throughout the Atlanta area. Check rewardsnetwork.com/Midwest for descriptions and price ranges for Milwaukee restaurants that also offer Midwest Miles rewards for dining.
The Arts:	The Underground Railroad Quilt Code Museum in Underground Atlanta offers the history of handmade quilt messages that helped slaves escape the South. The Center for Puppetry Arts offers a museum, performances and workshops for both adults and children.
Local Culture:	Sweet Auburn, now part of the National Park Service, is an historic African-American neighborhood that was home to Martin Luther King, Jr. and is often referred to as the Martin Luther King, Jr. Historic District. It lies just south of downtown. Underground Atlanta offers history tours along 10 historic stops by guides in period garb.
Entertainment:	Buckhead, several miles north of downtown, is an upscale shopping, dining and evening entertainment area. Piedmont Park is the city’s major recreation area that includes theaters, art museums, the Atlanta Botanical Garden and musical venues. The park is home to Atlanta’s annual spring Jazz Festival.