Groome Transportation

Not only have their prices increased dramatically (despite the fact that gas is so much cheaper) their online booking systems don’t work. Reservations are now required, and they don’t offer ad discount for buying a round trip ticket. $ 80 to get to the airport and back seems rather ridiculous

Driver was an older gentleman who was punctual, very nice and informative on the time it would take to get to the different destinations. The Groome Transportation Bus and Facilities were clean. Will use again!

If you’re looking for safe & easy transportation from the Middle GA area to the Atlanta Airport, then Groome is for you! The office on Watson is the main pickup in Warner Robins; just park your car, pay for your ticket and hop on the van. Although the van does stop at the Macon office where you change to another van, it’s not too much of an inconvenience. Sometimes I wish Groome went direct from Warner Robins to Atlanta, but I understand they don’t have the business to support that model just yet.
In any event, Groome rarely let’s me down! They take good care of me on my weekly trips to the Atl Airport!

I have used Groome Transportation quite a few times while making the trip from Macon to the Hartsfield-​Jackson Atlanta International Airport. While the cars are in an open parking lot, the worst storms in the area involve heavy rain, so it’s not something that should really be of any concern.
Since there are no reservations, you simply need to show up a little early to make sure you get a spot. I have arrived a couple of times only ten minutes early and had no trouble getting a seat. Of all the times I have used the service, I have never been unable to find a seat. They also have many vans to use, should one van be full.
Generally when I have used the service, I was dropped off or picked up at the Macon location, so I can’t vouch for leaving my car there. That said, I don’t really have any complaints about the service. Just remember that there are often traffic delays going into and out of Atlanta, so make sure you pick a shuttle time that leaves room for unintended delays that are out of their control.

The place has it’s benefits, A round trip to Hartsfield for around 40 or 50 bucks. Did I say benefits? I meant that’s it’s single attribute. The place where you leave you car is uncovered and subject to whatever storm that might roll through Macon. There aren’t any reservations that can be made, so there’s no telling how early you might have to show up to fit into their 9 passenger vans, especially on holidays where people will be lining up to use their services. My suggestion is to use one of the car park services near Atlanta if you won’t be away for too long as you’ll probably end up saving money and have the ability to drive home at your own pace.