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Ways to Get Around Seattle
Seattle is one of the only FWC26 host cities with a stadium in the heart of downtown—That means fans can walk, bike, hop on bus, street car or even a ferry to get to the match or fan celebration without ever needing a car.
Seattle Transportation Options
King County Metro
The primary bus agency for Seattle & King County, operating a vast network of buses, vanpools, water taxis, paratransit, and operates the Seattle Streetcar.
Sound Transit
The regional transit agency that operates Link light rail, Sounder commuter rail, and Sound Transit Express buses across King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties.
Community Transit
Operates bus, vanpool, and paratransit services in Snohomish County, including the cities of Lynnwood and Everett.
Kitsap Transit
Serves Kitsap County with bus service and offers foot ferry connections to Seattle.
Pierce Transit
Operates bus, vanpool, and paratransit services in Pierce County, including the city of Tacoma.
Downtown Circulator Bus
Service will connect Seattle Stadium to Seattle Center, and major tourist attractions in between. Route is still being finalized.
Streetcar
The Seattle Streetcar consists of two separate lines, the South Lake Union Line and the First Hill Line, which connect downtown to surrounding neighborhoods and other transit hubs.
Link Light Rail
Connecting Seattle Tacoma International Airport (SEA) to regional hotel clusters, including downtown Seattle and with three stations serving Seattle Stadium, this is the best way to get around.
Sounder
A commuter rail service that runs on existing freight tracks during weekday rush hours, providing a vital connection between Seattle and communities to the north (Everett) and south (Lakewood).
Monorail
A historic, elevated train line that runs a short, direct route between Westlake Center in downtown Seattle and the Seattle Center, site of the Space Needle and the Seattle Fan Celebration.
Amtrak
A national passenger rail service that connects Seattle's King Street Station to destinations across the country, with three main routes serving the city: the Cascades, the Coast Starlight, and the Empire Builder. Connections from Vancouver, BC arrive here.
WA Ferries
A car and passenger ferry system connecting Seattle's Colman Dock to Bainbridge Island and Bremerton, providing scenic and vital transportation across Puget Sound.
King county Water taxi
King County's passenger-only ferry service that offers a fast, affordable commute and scenic trip between downtown Seattle and both West Seattle and Vashon Island.
Kitsap Fast Ferries
Passenger-only direct service connecting Seattle’s Colman Dock to Kingston, Southworton, and Bremerton.
Bike and Scooter Sharing
Offered by companies such as Bird, Lime, and Veo, you can find electric bikes and scooters in public areas that can be rented for short trips via a smartphone app.
Taxi
Traditional taxi services, such as Yellow Cab and Farwest Taxi, offer on-demand rides that can be hailed on the street, booked by phone, or sometimes through an app.
Streetcar
The Seattle Streetcar consists of two separate lines, the South Lake Union Line and the First Hill Line, which connect downtown to surrounding neighborhoods and other transit hubs.
Link Light Rail
Connecting Seattle Tacoma International Airport (SEA) to regional hotel clusters, including downtown Seattle and with three stations serving Seattle Stadium, this is the best way to get around.
Sounder
A commuter rail service that runs on existing freight tracks during weekday rush hours, providing a vital connection between Seattle and communities to the north (Everett) and south (Lakewood).
Monorail
A historic, elevated train line that runs a short, direct route between Westlake Center in downtown Seattle and the Seattle Center, site of the Space Needle and the Seattle Fan Celebration.
Amtrak
A national passenger rail service that connects Seattle's King Street Station to destinations across the country, with three main routes serving the city: the Cascades, the Coast Starlight, and the Empire Builder. Connections from Vancouver, BC arrive here.
WA Ferries
A car and passenger ferry system connecting Seattle's Colman Dock to Bainbridge Island and Bremerton, providing scenic and vital transportation across Puget Sound.
King county Water taxi
King County's passenger-only ferry service that offers a fast, affordable commute and scenic trip between downtown Seattle and both West Seattle and Vashon Island.
Kitsap Fast Ferries
Passenger-only direct service connecting Seattle’s Colman Dock to Kingston, Southworton, and Bremerton.
Access Map
Personalized, accessible trip planning for all. AccessMap provides customized directions for Seattle pedestrians and wheelchair users looking to avoid hills, construction sites, and other accessibility barriers.
Access Transportation
A specialized, door-to-door paratransit service for people with disabilities who are unable to use regular fixed-route transit.
Wheel the world
Making travel accessible. Book hotels and find experiences with all the accessibility details you need.
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