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SEATTLE - Passengers will be able to bus to and from the airport with a new overnight Sound Transit service.
A pilot program will go into effect in March ahead of the busy global event, 2026 FIFA World Cup. "This overnight pilot will ensure 24 – hour transit access from Seattle to the airport," said Sound Transit CEO Dow Constantine.
When the overnight SEA Airport bus service will run
Beginning Mar. 28, passengers will be able to take the buses every 30 minutes between 12 a.m. and 4 a.m. Buses will serve SeaTac/Airport and Tukwila International Boulevard.
They will also make the following stops while running express to Downtown Seattle:
- SODO
- Stadium
- International District / Chinatown
- Pioneer Square
- Symphony
- Westlake
What they're saying:
"While our proposed regional overnight bus network is still in development, adding this pilot now provides expanded flexibility for airport passengers and employees as we prepare to welcome the world during the FIFA World Cup," said a representative for Sound Transit.
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The Source: Information in this story came from a Sound Transit press release.