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Bus Routes Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel Station served by Link light rail Sounder commuter rail line & station Seattle Streetcar & stop Seattle Center Monorail & station Washington State Ferries terminal ... Destinations Served by Frequent …

Downtown Renton Kubota Garden Skyway May Creek South Park Georgetown White Center ... Bothell UW Bothell Woodinville Wineries Totem Lake North Redmond Downtown Everett 220th SW Everett College S 38th S 48th/ Tacoma Mall Map Legend Link Light Rail Northgate – Angle Lake Red Line: Everett – Tukwila Int’l Blvd Existing Service ...

Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel Station served by Link light rail Station Entrances elevator/escalator/stairs elevator only escalator/stairs only Other Transit Facilities Link light rail line and station: 1 Line Sounder commuter rail line and station with platform entrances: elevator/stairs | stairs only Seattle Streetcar line and stops

It’s just a 38-minute ride from downtown Seattle. Check to see which light rail station is closest to you with Sound Transit's trip planner , then purchase a ticket from the ticket machines, use an ORCA card or download the Transit GO Ticket app and off you go.

These maps are an essential tool for riders in Seattle who need to know where to catch their bus and how to get to their destination. Frequent routes ; Free downtown circulator route ; Downtown Seattle accessibility ; 2nd and 4th Avenue boarding locations; 3rd Avenue boarding locations

It is 32.4 kilometers long, and it offers service to 16 stations. Its journey starts to the north of the city, at Washington University, and then goes through downtown Seattle, until it finally reaches the south of Seattle, at the region of SeaTacp.