AT&T Wifi Hotspot Locations Map

AT&T Wi-Fi Network of U.S. Hotspot Locations

AT&T offers Wi-Fi hotspot access to its customers through its extensive network of hotspots across the United States. These hotspots are typically found in public places such as restaurants, cafes, hotels, airports, shopping malls, parks, and other high-traffic areas.

To find AT&T Wi-Fi hotspot locations, you can try the following methods:

AT&T Wi-Fi Hotspot Locator: Visit the AT&T Wi-Fi Hotspot Locator webpage on the official AT&T website. There, you can enter your location or search for specific cities or addresses to find nearby AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots.

AT&T Mobile App: If you are an AT&T customer, you can download the official AT&T mobile app (e.g., myAT&T app) on your smartphone. The app may include a feature that helps you locate AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots in your vicinity.

Wi-Fi Finder Apps: Utilize third-party Wi-Fi finder apps such as "Wi-Fi Map," "Free Wi-Fi Finder," or "WeFi" that aggregate information about Wi-Fi hotspots, including AT&T hotspots. These apps typically allow users to search for Wi-Fi hotspots based on their location.

Remember that the availability and coverage of AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots can vary, and it's advisable to check the AT&T website, official app, or contact AT&T customer service for the most up-to-date information regarding their Wi-Fi hotspot locations.

AT&T has the most Wifi hotspot locations where 3G cell coverage stinks most in hospitals, stores, hospitals, sport arenas, stadiums and universities. When your cell coverage stinks try using Wi-fi to make a phone call or use it to get data access on your iPhone.

AT&T, an industry leader in Wi-Fi with the nation's largest Wi-Fi network (non-municipal company and owned and operated hotspots), today reported in a press release that it has more than 20,000 U.S. Wi-Fi hotspot locations. 32 million AT&T customers have AT&T Wi-Fi access included with their qualifying smartphone, AT&T High-Speed Internet and 3G LaptopConnect plans, an added value and convenience that drives Wi-Fi usage.  Many of the most popular AT&T smartphones support auto-authentication at AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spots, making it even more convenient for customers to connect. Smartphones and other integrated devices account for the 69 percent of connections made on AT&T's Wi-Fi network.

AT&T continues to expand the wide selection of Wi-Fi enabled devices available to AT&T customers and its convenient Wi-Fi hotspots across the U.S., including venues in hospitality, retail, healthcare, sport arenas/stadiums and university locations.  If you ever experience a location that lacks Wi-Fi we have a map for that called wifideadzones.com. A full list of AT&T Wi-Fi locations is available at attwifi.com.