Public Transportation

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Travel options:
Seattle has a pretty solid transit system that can get you where you need to go, whether you're traveling by bus or train. The city also has its share of rideshare services, as well as taxis, bikes, ferries, and water taxis, depending on where you're going.


King County Metro Trip Planner : Get around town by bus! You can also download an app to get real-time bus information (I like the One Bus Away app , developed by University of Washington grads here in Seattle).
Light Rail : Connecting the north end to the south, light rail can quickly take you across Seattle (and even drop you off at SeaTac for your flight home!).
Water taxis and ferries can float you across the sound (and offer a beautiful view while they're at it).
A Transit Go ticket or ORCA card will happily fuel your public transit journey.
Bike Share Programs : As you stroll through the city, you’ll see brightly colored bicycles patiently waiting on the sidewalk for riders. That rider could be you! If you’re feeling athletic, take advantage of the city’s bike share programs and see Seattle on two wheels.
Rideshares and taxis