There are actually two separate shuttles rather than one shared system. One serves off-site parking at the Peachtree City visitor center, meant for locals or anyone not staying at a partnered hotel, while a second shuttle runs directly from Camp partner hotels to the event for guests staying there.
For the specific shuttle schedule during peak arrival times, check thecampevents.com/ptc/shuttle/ directly, since timing can be adjusted based on expected crowd volume on any given day.
Yes, rideshare pickup and drop-off is designated at the Will Call entrance of the event. That’s the spot to direct your Uber or Lyft driver to both when arriving and when requesting a pickup.
There isn’t a shuttle running from the airport to the venue unless you’re specifically staying at the Crowne Plaza — in that case, contact the hotel’s front desk directly for airport shuttle details, since that service is handled through the hotel rather than through The Camp.
Downtown Atlanta is roughly a 30 to 45 minute drive from the venue, depending on traffic. That’s worth keeping in mind if you’re planning a day trip into the city during your stay.
Yes, all of The Camp’s shuttles are accessible, so guests with mobility needs shouldn’t run into a barrier using the shuttle system to get between parking, partner hotels, and the venue.
No, the shuttle doesn’t run late enough to cover the evening parties, but there’s a workaround: you’re able to park your car on-site between 8 PM and 6 AM without needing a parking pass during those hours, which covers the gap for anyone staying late.
If you miss the last shuttle back to your hotel, your best option is to call an Uber or Lyft rather than wait for another shuttle to run. Keep that as a backup plan any night you might be out past the shuttle’s operating hours.
No, public transit doesn’t reach Peachtree City, so attendees relying on transit alone will need to plan around driving, rideshare, or the shuttle system instead.
No, renting a car near the venue isn’t especially convenient, so it’s worth arranging any rental before you arrive rather than counting on finding one nearby once you’re in Peachtree City.
