Fares & transfers
One-way fares
Riders can pay per MARTA trip with one-way fares.
Rail, Bus, Rapid, and MARTA Reach
Standard fare
$2.50Up to 4 free transfers in 3 hours.
Reduced fare
$1.00Seniors over 65, people on Medicare, and people with disabilities.
Learn how to apply for reduced fare.Fare for Mobility patrons
FreeRiders who qualify for our MARTA Mobility service and use their MARTA Mobility photo ID Breeze card ride MARTA rail, buses, Rapid, and Reach services for free.
Children
FreeChildren 46 inches and under, limited to 2 children per paying adult.
Streetcar
Regular fare
$1.00No transfers.
Fare for Mobility patrons
FreeRiders who qualify for our MARTA Mobility service and use their MARTA Mobility photo ID Breeze card ride MARTA Streetcar services for free.
Children
FreeChildren 46 inches and under.
MARTA Mobility
MARTA Mobility fare
$4.00Riders who qualify for MARTA Mobility service and use their MARTA Mobility Photo ID Card.
Learn morePasses
If you plan multiple rides, day or longer passes may offer better value.
1-Day (24-hr) Pass
$9.002-Day Pass
$14.003-Day Pass
$16.004-Day Pass
$19.007-Day Pass
$23.7530-Day Pass
$95Streetcar 1-Day (24-hr) Pass
$3.0010-Trip Pass
$2520-Trip Pass
$42.50Transfers
Every MARTA trip comes with up to four transfers. This means you can change bus routes or switch from bus to train (and vice versa) without paying again.
You must use exactly the same payment method when transferring from bus to bus and bus to rail to ensure you are not charged additional fare. For example, if you tap your debit card on the bus, tap the same debit card at the faregate when transferring to rail. Please note that even if your bank card and mobile wallet are linked to the same bank account, the new system will read them as separate forms of payment and charge you additional fare for the transfer. So be sure to use the exact same payment method to avoid an extra charge.
Transfers for one-way bus and train trips only
Transfers cannot be used for round-trip travel — meaning you can’t exit a route and board the same route again at a later time without paying for another ride. Transfers do not apply to the Atlanta Streetcar.
Four transfers included
This applies to riders using Breeze cards or tickets and tap to pay.
Regional operators
CobbLINC
Free+CobbLinc's transit system includes two transfer centers (Marietta and Cumberland), nine Local routes, a free Circulator route, and the Microtransit zone.
View websiteRide Gwinnett
$1.25+Ride Gwinnett is Gwinnett County’s public transit service. Ride Gwinnett provides local bus, microtransit, and paratransit service in select parts of Gwinnett County. It is a safe, convenient, affordable way to get around Gwinnett.
View websiteXpress
$3.00+Xpress gives commuters throughout the metro Atlanta region a valuable transportation option and improves the capacity of Georgia’s most congested highways. Historically we have carried more than 1.8 million passenger trips pre-pandemic.
View websiteSpecial fare programs
MARTA offers group passes, K-12, and university / employer partnerships
Group Discounts
Day Pass orders of 200 or more receive a group discount. The discount ranges from 5–15% depending on the number of passes you purchase.
View detailsUniversity Pass Program
Participating universities offer 30-Day Passes at discounted prices for students and faculty. Students can purchase these passes for $68.50, and faculty can purchase these passes for $83.80. The passes provide unlimited rides through the end of the month they’re purchased in.
View detailsPartnership Program (Employer Discounts)
Participating organizations can purchase discounted unlimited ride passes depending on the number of cards purchased.
View detailsReduced Fare Program
We offer Reduced Fare Breeze Cards to eligible senior citizens, people with disabilities and Medicare cardholders. It is part of making MARTA a transit system everyone can use. These discounted Breeze Cards are valid on all MARTA buses and trains.