Money, wifi and staying connected

Staying connected and paying your way at ATL: free wifi, charging a phone, SIM and eSIM options on arrival, currency exchange and cash machines. The guides say where each service is and when it is worth using, and the amenities pages list every location the airport publishes.

• ATMs at Atlanta airport: every Truist machine by concourse

  ATL has Truist ATMs in every concourse except E, four in the Domestic Terminal and one at International Departures. Most are open 24 hours.

  • Where the Truist ATMs are
  • Concourse E and International Arrivals
  • If you need a teller
• Charging your phone at ATL: the FuelRod kiosks and where else to look

  ATL lists four FuelRod kiosks, all open 24 hours, and no list of phone outlets. Which concourses have none, and which shops to try there.

  • How the kiosks work
  • What’s near you on each concourse?
  • Can you charge in a lounge?
• Currency exchange at Atlanta airport: the ICE booths and whether to use one

  ICE has 24-hour booths on Concourses E and F. At International Arrivals ICE is open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Travelex 24 hours. ATL publishes no rates.

  • Where the booths are
  • Which booth fits your trip
• Smoking at ATL: where the outdoor zones are

  ATL bans smoking and vaping inside. Six outdoor zones sit at least 25 feet from the terminal doors, and breaking the rule can cost up to $200.

  • Where the six zones are
  • What counts as smoking and vaping
  • Smoking during a layover
• Water at Atlanta airport: where to fill a bottle

  ATL's amenities page lists no water refill station. Bring an empty bottle through TSA, then ask a Customer Experience Representative where to fill it.

  • Bring an empty bottle and fill it after the checkpoint
  • Where to ask for a fill-up
  • Buying water instead
• Wi-Fi at ATL: the free network and how to connect

  ATL's free network is called ATL Free Wi-Fi. Connect in three steps, call (877) 452-9434 for help, and find the FuelRod chargers on Concourses C and E.

  • Connect in three steps
  • If it won’t connect or runs slow
  • Lounge Wi-Fi
  • Charging your phone
• Working at Atlanta airport: free Wi-Fi, power and a quiet place to sit

  ATL Free Wi-Fi allows a corporate VPN. For power and a quiet seat, use FuelRod kiosks, Minute Suites or an airline club. Where each one sits.

  • Wi-Fi: one free network, VPN allowed
  • Power: portable chargers, and almost no listed outlets
  • A desk, a door or a phone booth
  • A quiet seat without a lounge