Getting Around Seattle University, WA

There are plenty of options for transportation near Seattle, WA. Seattle can be reached by plane, train and bus. Travelers can take buses, light rail, street cars, water taxis and ferries to a number of destinations in the Seattle area.

Travelers who fly into the Sea-Tac Airport can reach downtown Seattle by taking the Central Link light rail from the airport to the Westlake Station. An express bus operated by Sound Transit will take passengers from the airport to West Seattle. The Amtrak station in Seattle is near several bus stops. There are also bus stops near the Greyhound bus station. The Dungeness Line bus operated by Olympic Bus Lines travels from several cities in Washington to downtown Seattle.

The Seattle area is served by the King County Metro Transit system. Metro buses have routes in downtown Seattle, North Seattle and South Seattle. Museums, parks and shopping centers are some of the places that can be reached by bus. Passengers can take Metro buses to cities near Seattle. Some of these cities are Bothell, Kirkland, Redmond and Bellevue.

Sound Transit operates buses and a light rail system in the Seattle area. ST Express buses take passengers between Seattle and nearby cities. Two of these cities are Tacoma and Bellevue. The Central Link light rail takes passengers through Seattle and to the Sea-Tac Airport. Passengers can take the Sounder Train from Seattle to Tacoma.

Travelers can take a streetcar around downtown Seattle. Streetcar passengers can connect to other public transit at the Westlake Station.

Water taxi service is available between downtown Seattle and Vashon Island. King County Metro buses stop at the water taxi terminal in downtown Seattle. Passengers can also take a water taxi from downtown Seattle to Seacrest Park in West Seattle.

Ferry service is available from the ferry terminal in downtown Seattle to Bainbridge Island and the city of Bremerton. Victoria Clipper ferries carry passengers from Seattle to Victoria in British Columbia.