MARTA Five Points Station Transformation
MARTA Five Points Station Transformation
MARTA Five Points Station Transformation
Service Alerts
Beginning May 17, 2025: Street-level access to Five Points Station will remain open via Forsyth Street. Bus routes will be rerouted to nearby stations but will continue to stop at Five Points Station on Forsyth Street. Rail service and transfers will not change, and trains will run as scheduled. Customers must enter and exit the station at Forsyth Street. Platform levels and elevators will remain open. For the latest updates on service alerts, please select "Service Alerts".
Service Alerts
Station Location
Five Points is the heart of downtown Atlanta and the central transfer point for the Red, Gold, Blue, and Green Lines. In addition, the station serves 10 bus routes—seven that terminate at the station and three that pass by. Compared to other areas in MARTA’s service network, these routes provide direct access to heavy rail with fewer transfers and shorter travel times, increasing access to opportunities.
Although there is no parking at Five Points, the station is well-connected to local, regional, and shuttle buses. Amenities include a Ride Store, Reduced Fare Office, and Lost and Found.
Five Points is also home to unique attractions like the world’s first transit soccer league, where you can both watch and play soccer, and the Fresh MARTA Market, a seasonal pop-up produce stand open on Fridays. The station is surrounded by government buildings, office towers, hotels, restaurants, and tourist destinations, making it a central hub for both work and play.
Project Team
Project Lead
Keli Davis, Director of Facilities Program Management, kdavis3@itsmarta.com
Romon Moultrie, Project Manager, rmoultrie@itsmarta.com
For all questions related to this project, please email fivepoints@itsmarta.com
A Team of Global Leaders
This transformation design is led by Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill (SOM), a global leader in city design, transportation planning, and structural design. SOM is supported by several core subconsultants (Axis Infrastructure, EXP, and Tate and Hansen) and a number of specialty subconsultants. Skanska is the construction lead, a global leader in construction and development, specializing in sustainable infrastructure and innovative building solutions.
Design Lead
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)
Architecture, Structures, Sustainability, Project Management
Construction Lead
Core Support
Specialty Support
Partner Transit Networks
Five Points Station Transformation
MARTA is transforming Five Points Station into a vibrant city center with improved transit connectivity, increased safety, and enhanced customer amenities.
The Five Points Station Transformation Project includes:
Deconstructing the existing concrete canopy and replacing it with a new canopy that allows for ample light and ventilation
Establishing a more centralized bus hub
Improving the pedestrian connection on Broad Street
Incorporating public art, agriculture, gathering places and other customer amenities
MARTA will begin the first phase on May 17, 2025, with the deconstruction and removal of the concrete canopy. Street-level station access will be maintained on Forsyth Street. Most buses will continue to serve Five Points on Forsyth Street, and their routes modified to terminate at nearby stations.
For comments or questions please email fivepoints@itsmarta.com
For information on the Five Points Rehabilitation project, a separate project to fully renovate the east-west and north-south platform levels below the concourse, please visit: https://itsmarta.com/five-points-station-projects.aspx.