College Park

College Park is a deep-rooted, genuine community with an individuality all its own. Thanks to the international terminal at the nation’s busiest airport and being just minutes from downtown Atlanta by MARTA train, College Park is Atlanta's gateway to the world.

The city offers the best of Southern hospitality in its city services, local restaurants, lodging accommodations, parks and recreation, and community events. 

Gateway Center Arena at College Park

Gateway Center Arena is home to WNBA’s Atlanta Dream and NBA G-League’s College Park Skyhawks. Reaching the arena from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport takes just a couple minutes via the free ATL SkyTrain, and it's also a short drive from downtown Atlanta. Plan to arrive before the games so you have plenty of time to grab a pre-game snack (everything from barbecue to falafel), check out fun zones and pick up swag. 

Eat, Stay & Play in College Park

With dozens of hotels, a lively downtown, annual events and festivals, and a booming restaurant scene, College Park is an excellent home base for exploring the Atlanta area. Cuisine varies from Gullah-Geechee influences to taquerias, Ethiopian, Creole and barbecue, so there's always something interesting to taste. 

Play nine at the Historic College Park Golf Course, one of the area's most challenging, going all the way back to 1929. Walk, run or bike on the shaded Phoenix Trail. Or simply stroll the city's historic district, where architecturally significant homes, churches, parks, monuments, a train station and more will have you making plans to move to this idyllic city.

Georgia International Convention Center

Georgia's second-largest convention center, the Georgia International Convention Center is just two minutes from the airport via the free ATL SkyTrain and surrounded by several hotels, which makes attending a conference or event here a breeze. Plus, before or after the event, extending your stay in the Atlanta area is a no-brainer.