Atlanta, USA

Travel day

Depart Atlanta this afternoon on a nonstop Delta flight and fly overnight to Amsterdam.

🇳🇱 NetherlandsFriday, September 4, 2026

Today's flight

Delta, nonstop

Service: Groome Transportation runs a shared shuttle from Gainesville to Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL), every day of the year.
Pickup: 1810 Browns Bridge Rd, Gainesville, GA 30501 · (470) 252-7887 · groometransportation.com/gainesville
Fare: From about $29 per person — confirm the current one-way and round-trip fare when you book.
Reserve: Book online in advance and choose a departure that puts you at ATL about three hours before the 3:35 pm international flight.
Parking: Groome offers permit parking at its Gainesville office for up to 30 days — usually cheaper and simpler than parking at ATL for the full 16 days.
Exact 2026 departure times were not on file — check the schedule when you book.

Airline: Delta Air Lines — nonstop, Airbus A330-900
Depart: 3:35 pm, Fri Sep 4 — Atlanta (ATL), International Terminal
Arrive: 6:00 am, Sat Sep 5 — Amsterdam (AMS)
Duration: 8h 25m · Cabin: Delta Main Classic (fare class V)
Seats: 37G (Jennifer) · 37H (Kyle)
Confirmation: HHI8E7
E-tickets: Kyle •••• 5440 · Jennifer •••• 5436
Ticket type: Open-jaw round trip — ATL→AMS out, Rome (FCO)→ATL back on Sep 19.
Purchased: May 13, 2026 on the Amex Delta SkyMiles Platinum Card
Fare: $1,290.03 per person ($2,580.06) + taxes/fees $89.99 per person.

Atlanta (ATL) is the world's busiest airport and international flights leave from the dedicated International Terminal (Maynard H. Jackson / Concourse F). Build in extra time.
Amsterdam is 6 hours ahead of Atlanta. Try to sleep on the plane — you land early morning and Sept 5 is a full sightseeing day.

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Book the Groome shuttle from Gainesville to ATL for Sep 4 — and decide Groome parking vs. dropping off a car.

🇳🇱 The Netherlands

Weather: Daytime high 64–70°F · evening / night low 52–57°F.
Note 1: Currency: the euro (€). Amsterdam is the easiest city of the trip for cards — use a card for most purchases (restaurants, museums, hotels, shops, transit).
Note 2: Carry only a small amount of euro cash for tips, small cafés and markets. If you need cash, use a bank ATM; avoid the currency-exchange booths, whose rates are usually worse.
Note 3: Pack as for the rest of the trip: short-sleeve shirts for the day, a light jacket or sweater for cooler evenings, and comfortable walking shoes.