Parking Near King Memorial Station, Old Fourth Ward
Where Can I Park for King Memorial Station?
King Memorial Station has limited daily parking, with 21 spaces, and MARTA identifies it as Kiss & Ride parking rather than a full commuter lot. For a bookable alternative, Parksy lists two lots 0.3 miles away at $15.99 an hour. Two further lots 0.5 miles away cost $10.99 an hour and $11.49 an hour.
- Address
- 377 Decatur Street SE
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Lot Parking in Atlanta - Book Online Now!, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Georgia State, 0.6 mi (13 min walk)
Parking Near Old Fourth Ward
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Andres Escalona Vergara
King Memorial Station Parking at 377 Decatur Street SE
The station has limited daily parking, with 21 spaces listed for King Memorial station (Wikipedia). MARTA identifies the facility as offering Kiss & Ride parking rather than a full commuter lot (itsmarta.com). The station address is 377 Decatur Street SE in Atlanta, near Old Fourth Ward.
The station information also identifies MARTA bus service at the station (itsmarta.com), making the small parking area more useful for drop-offs and short visits than for relying on an all-day space.
Street Parking Around King Memorial Station
The station's published parking information identifies Kiss & Ride parking, while the station listing records only limited daily parking and 21 spaces (itsmarta.com; Wikipedia). Drivers using the area around 377 Decatur Street SE should distinguish the station facility from public curb parking.
The station listing names no resident zone, curb time limit, or street-parking rate for the surrounding blocks, so the station lot rules should not be treated as permission to park on nearby streets.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near the Station in Atlanta
Parksy lists two parking lots 0.3 miles from the station, each priced at $15.99 an hour. These are the closest paid alternatives on the page and suit drivers who want a bookable lot rather than depending on the station's 21-space facility.
At 0.4 miles, an outdoor space at 12 Jesse Hill Jr Drive SE costs $20 an hour, while another parking lot costs $31.80 an hour. The $20 option suits drivers who prefer outdoor parking, while the $31.80 lot is a higher-priced choice for a central Atlanta trip. Two further parking lots are 0.5 miles away, priced at $10.99 an hour and $11.49 an hour, giving longer-stay visitors the lowest listed hourly options.
Commuter Planning for the Station's Limited Parking
With 21 spaces recorded and limited daily parking, the station car park is a poor fit for commuters who need a dependable space every weekday (Wikipedia).
The station page calls the parking arrangement Kiss & Ride parking, so it is particularly suited to passenger drop-off and collection rather than assuming an unrestricted commuter supply (itsmarta.com). Drivers needing a guaranteed paid space can use the Parksy listings, including the two 0.3-mile lots at $15.99 an hour and the two 0.5-mile lots at $10.99 an hour and $11.49 an hour.
Georgia State Connection From King Memorial Station
Georgia State is the nearest station, 0.6 miles away and a 13-minute walk from the station.
King Memorial has MARTA bus service, and MARTA specifically lists Kiss & Ride parking at the station (itsmarta.com). The elevated platform overlooks Atlanta's historic Oakland Cemetery on the south side (itsmarta.com). A driver can therefore combine a nearby Parksy space with the station's bus connection, or use Georgia State as the nearby rail reference point when planning a different arrival route.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for King Memorial Station?
King Memorial Station has limited daily parking, with 21 spaces, and MARTA identifies it as Kiss & Ride parking rather than a full commuter lot. For a bookable alternative, Parksy lists two lots 0.3 miles away at $15.99 an hour. Two further lots 0.5 miles away cost $10.99 an hour and $11.49 an hour.
How Many Parking Spaces Does King Memorial Station Have?
King Memorial Station has 21 listed parking spaces and limited daily parking. MARTA identifies the facility as Kiss & Ride parking, so it is more useful for passenger drop-offs, collection and short visits than for relying on an all-day commuter space. The station address is 377 Decatur Street SE in Atlanta, near Old Fourth Ward.
Is There Street Parking Near King Memorial Station?
Drivers should distinguish the station facility from public curb parking around 377 Decatur Street SE. The published station information identifies Kiss & Ride parking, while the station listing records 21 spaces and limited daily parking. The station lot rules should not be treated as permission to park on nearby streets.
What Are the Closest Paid Parking Options Near King Memorial Station?
Parksy lists two parking lots 0.3 miles from King Memorial Station, each priced at $15.99 an hour. At 0.4 miles, an outdoor space at 12 Jesse Hill Jr Drive SE costs $20 an hour, while another parking lot costs $31.80 an hour. These provide bookable alternatives to the 21-space station facility.
What Parking Is Best for Commuting to King Memorial Station?
The station car park is a poor fit for commuters who need a dependable space every weekday because it has limited daily parking and 21 recorded spaces. MARTA calls the arrangement Kiss & Ride parking. Drivers needing a guaranteed paid space can use the two 0.3-mile lots at $15.99 an hour or lots 0.5 miles away at $10.99 an hour and $11.49 an hour.
How Far Is Georgia State From King Memorial Station?
Georgia State is the nearest station, 0.6 miles away and a 13-minute walk from King Memorial Station. King Memorial has MARTA bus service, so drivers can combine a nearby Parksy space with the station's bus connection or use Georgia State as a nearby rail reference point when planning a different arrival route.
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