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Local Information
Transportation Options
Transportation from SeaTac Airport to the University District:
- Gray Line Airporter
(800) 426-7532. Bus transportation to and from Seattle-Tacoma
International Airport, leaving every half hour. One-way fares: $17 for
adults round-trip or $10.25 one-way. At the airport, board the bus at
the south end of the main terminal in the atrium, (follow signs to
Scheduled Airporter Services, Door 00) or outside the international
baggage claim area (door 8). Downtown
Airporter
- Rental Cars
There are a variety of rental car options available from both
on-airport and off-airport locations. Rental
Car Options
- Taxi Cabs
Go to the Ground Transportation Center in the baggage claim area at
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to catch a cab to your hotel. Cab
fare from the airport into the city ranges from $25 to $35 (plus
gratuity).
- Orange Cab (206) 522-8800. $1.80 initial drop, then $1.80
per mile. www.orangecab.net
- Yellow Cab (206) 789-4949. $1.80 initial drop, then $1.80
per mile, and $.50 per minute wait time. www.yellowtaxi.net
Seattle-Area Transportation Options
- METRO Transit
(206) 287-8463 (press 0) for 24-hour bus route
information. Information is also available at their web site transit.metrokc.gov.
- Seattle Center Monorail
(206) 905-2620. The Seattle Center Monorail was built for the 1962
Seattle World's Fair to provide a link between the fairgrounds and
downtown. www.seattlemonorail.com
- Shuttle Express
(206) 622-1424. Provides transportation to and from Seattle-Tacoma
International Airport, 24 hours a day. At the airport parking garage,
go to the third floor (in the center of the garage behind the Ground
Transportation Desk). Inside the airport terminal, look for the red
and black signs. The cost to or from downtown Seattle is $28.75 for up
to two people, $4 more for a third person. Call one day in advance to
make a reservation for transportation to the airport (call three days
in advance before holidays). www.shuttleexpress.com
- Washington State Ferries
For schedule information, visit their web site at www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries, or call (206) 464-6400. Ferries run between Seattle and Bainbridge Island, Whidbey Island, the San Juan Islands, Bremerton, and Kingston. You can take your car or walk on.
Restaurant Options
Download our information sheet on Recommended Eateries [PDF]
Tourism
The Seattle Tourism website has a lot of information about things to do in Seattle.
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