Keith

I've arrived in Europe with some local currency in my pocket and without. My experience was more pleasent when I had the currency.<BR><BR> Keith

Ric

I recently flew into Gatwick on Delta. After you get your luggage, you will need to go up to level 2, there are 3 ATM machines to your right as you are walking towards the Gatwick Express.<BR><BR>Just ask in one of the many shops if you get lost.

chris

<BR><BR>Another interesting tidbit. Was in London last week &amp; used my ATM card. (as I always do). In the states, when I use my Bank of America card (for a normal USD withdrawal) at a Wells Fargo ATM, I get charged a fee by BOTH banks. In London, I was NOT charged a fee by the London bank, only was charged by my bank.

JOdy

I have B of A and am never charged a fee of any kind..it may depend on the kind of account you have.. I am Advantage..and my exchange rate is good!<BR><BR>You need to call your bank and check it out if it is worth the 2 or 3 dollars you may be charged,depending on your account. I use credit cards everywhere..yeah I know I pay a premium but the miles I get are worth it to me.I only use cash for walking around money and for restaurants that don't take CC's...and yes there are some that operate that way!<BR><BR>The original question was &quot; ATM's at gatwick...this has really gone off on the great tangentinal swing! <BR><BR>Yes there are ATM's at gatwick..everywhere. But if you are as lazy and sleepy when you get off a flight as I am..pick up a 100 pounds or so before you leave home..it may cost you $5.00 or so but it is a reassurance to arrive with money in hand!

karen

In London now. Found the atm here. Did not find forign currency atm in terminal e at Atlanta airport, but there was a Thomas Cook center that would change money for a min. of $5 or 1% whatever the greater.<BR><BR>Thanks for all your advice.