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Visitors to Fayetteville have several options for renting a car:
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| Nearby Peachtree City |
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Skip the airport fees: Grab a rideshare from ATL to downtown Fayetteville (about $40) and rent locally to dodge the 11% airport concession plus facility charges—usually a 20% overall saving.
Toggle nearby branches: Compare Fayetteville and Peachtree City pickup spots in the search results; prices and stock can differ by 10–15% depending on the day and vehicle mix.
Watch the film-season surge (May–Aug): Productions at Pinewood Studios push demand up. Lock a refundable booking 2–3 weeks ahead, then keep re-checking and rebooking if the rate drops.
Downsize the car, downsize the bill: Compact cars are 30–40% cheaper than SUVs, and Fayetteville's free, roomy parking makes smaller rides an easy win.
Price out a full week: A 7-day rate can beat 4–5 separate daily rates by roughly 15% in Fayetteville.
Cheap gas is on GA-54/GA-85: Fill up away from interstate exits before drop-off—the local stations usually run 20–30¢ per gallon less than spots near the airport.
Fayetteville offers convenient options throughout the city.
Downtown Fayetteville: Free street spots and public lots around the courthouse square have some time limits during business hours.
Fayette Pavilion: Plenty of free spots at this major shopping center.
The Villages at Lafayette: Free spaces available at this newer mixed-use development.
County Complex: Free public spots for government offices and library.
Georgia has no mandatory toll roads around Fayetteville.
Get a rental car so you can drive to:
Downtown Atlanta – Georgia Aquarium, Centennial Olympic Park, State Farm Arena
Pinewood Atlanta Studios – filming locations, production tours
Peachtree City – golf cart paths, lakes, shopping districts
Senoia – Walking Dead set, Main Street shops

Is it better to rent a car at Atlanta Airport or in Fayetteville?
If you're arriving late or need a car right away, renting at the airport is easier because they're open 24/7. If you're staying in Fayetteville first and don't need a car right away, you can save about 20–25% by renting in town.
What type of vehicle is best for visiting Fayetteville?
Most visitors find a standard sedan works well. People working in the film industry often prefer SUVs to carry equipment. Families might choose a minivan for more space and comfort.
Do I need a special pass for toll roads around Fayetteville?
No. Georgia does not have any toll roads you have to use. Some interstates closer to Atlanta have express lanes you can pay to use, but you don't need them to get to or drive around Fayetteville.
Is parking difficult to find in Fayetteville?
No, you can find plenty of parking and it's usually free all over Fayetteville, including at big shopping centers and attractions. Downtown has plenty of street parking, except when there's a special event.
What documents do I need to rent a car in Fayetteville?
You'll need a valid driver's license, a credit card and proof of your insurance (if you don't want to buy the rental company's coverage). If you're visiting from another country, you also need a valid passport and either an International Driving Permit or a valid driver's license in English.
When is the cheapest time to rent a car in Fayetteville?
The cheapest prices are in January and February, about 30–40% lower than in the summer. It's often easier to get a car on weekdays than on weekends.