How to navigate Seattle during the World Cup
Seattle transportation agencies are preparing for 750,000 World Cup visitors by pausing construction. The Washington State Department of Transportation and the Seattle Department of Transportation are implementing a massive plan that includes pedestrian-only zones, increased transit options, and new bicycle routes. Officials are urging commuters to plan ahead and allow extra travel time during the tournament.
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How to navigate Seattle during the World Cup
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