The staff here is great. My wife and I went separately to get JR Passes…read more The support was great. Explanations were clear. Pricing was accurate. I have nothing but praise for this office. While I was waiting, I heard the other staff going through multiple travel options for people on the phone. They speak both English and Japanese.

My boyfriend and I were figuring out last-minute details for our trip to Japan and forgot to book…read moreour JR pass, and we figured out that it's more expensive to purchase them at the Narita airport. As a result, we found this travel office and called them to see if we were able to purchase and pick up the vouchers--as opposed to being shipped to us--and they said yes! The agent that worked with us was very patient and polite, and made sure all our questions were answered. She offered to book the passes over the phone due to the fact that finding parking might be hard, so it would help expedite our visit at the office. It was a very positive experience overall!

Since my last review Sally has really stepped up. We had to…read moreuse them for work purposes and I was really disappointed. I must say that the service has gotten a lot better.

We are very happy with USA Travel's service. I had five OCI cards done for my family, through them…read more They are very professional, polite, knows every details of the process. We had many complications but they were able to handle all very well. Shout out to Baljinderji for following up regularly on status of things, providing suggestions. Needless to say Amitji was very helpful too. I would highly recommend USA Travel.

USA travel is always there for us in a pinch my husband uses them all the time this is our go to…read moretravel agency when we have to fly International we always get the best deals so what they don't answer the phone they're very busy leave your name and number they'll call you back don't expect a deal and then try and change it for the same amount don't work like that with any travel or airlines Way to go USA travel keep up the great work

The 250 line is always late. I'd say it's a joke but I think they are trying to be so late ALL the…read moretime. And they don't seem to care

The Kirkland Transit Center is located in downtown Kirkland, close to the marina. It's location…read moreand easy accessibility make me a fan of this transit center. I've taken the bus a few times here, and it's always been an easy process. Compared to other transit centers, this one doesn't feel as populated. I've never had to wait in a line to get on the bus from here. Also, all of the posts are marked, to indicate where to wait at for a particular route/bus. It's an easy process. I just love that this transit center is downtown, with bus routes from Seattle and other Eastside suburbs. It's accessible, easy, and never busy. Plus, cars can also use the lanes that the buses use for pick-ups and whatnot.

My daughter and I took the Northbound direction of the RapidRide B Line, connecting downtown…read moreBellevue to downtown Redmond, connecting the two sister city's transit center. It runs every 10 minutes during daylight hours, and is one way to go to Microsoft's main campus. The cost is $2.75 each way with free transfers, most easily accessible via an Orca card (rechargable on-line, but not yet replaceable with a smartphone). We used the NE 24th St & Bellevue Redmon Rd stop, which was covered and had a display showing when to expect the next bus. It's a busy route, serviced by an articulated bus for both routes...definitely too long for streets (and corners) not equipped for it.

I like this RapidRide route. It is the only one servicing the Eastside. B Line travels between…read moreBellevue Transit Center and Redmond Transit Center. The bus services downtown Bellevue, Crossroads, Overlake, Microsoft and downtown Redmond neighborhoods. The route replaced two King County Metro routes, 230 and 253. Basically combining these services to offer more frequent service that were faster as they skipped bus stops that used to be serviced by the old routes. The RapidRide buses are new and have free Wi-Fi. You can also swipe your ORCA card to pay for your fare at the bus stop card reader before the bus arrives. This allows you to board the bus at one of the exit doors rather than having to pay at the driver side door upon entering. In general, buses run every 15 minutes for most of the day. During weekday rush hours, there is service every 10 minutes. While in the late evenings, there is a 30 minute wait. I don't use the bus often, but do when I am headed to the airport as I can take this bus to connect with the Sound Transit route 560 at Bellevue Transit Center. Though it takes longer to get to the airport, it saves me a bundle over parking at or taking a taxi/Uber to the airport. More often than not, it takes longer to get where you need to on public transportation. But I think this RapidRide line is great since it is convenient and is helping to minimize the delay. Particularly useful when I need to get to downtown Bellevue in a timely manner.

Fauntleroy - what an unusual name. hehe. What a…read morespontaneous visit and ride on the Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal and a great experience too!! We were on our way to Point Robinson Park to see the Troll but didn't know we had to take a Ferry to get there, hehe. Even though it was later during the day, I told the other half lets do it, lets go on the Ferry!! hehe. I always wanted to see how the Ferry works with vehicle, last Ferry ride we parked our car and hopped on the Ferry this time we got to try it out, pretty cool. Made me wish Oahu had the ferry- to go to the other islands, so junk that they had to stopped the ferry! I didn't see any info. posted for the cost to bring your car on the Ferry, there wasn't any info. on Ferry schedule either. After asking attendant, we paid $24.95 per car which includes the fare for driver and $14.90 additional per adult. This is for round trip. Need to let the attendant know where you are going, for us its Vashon Island with a V!! Staff will assist you on where to go and when to go on the ferry, pretty cool experience, once the Fauntleroy Ferry runs, I loved the scenic views of Olympic mountain, just loved the experience! So cool, upon arriving we drove off to see and explore Vashon Island. The junk part is we arrived late so not much time, will start bright and early to have an entire day.

I live on the island, so I use the Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal frequently and have a lot of…read moreexperience with the ferry schedule. Overall, the terminal gets the job done, but there are definitely some areas that could be improved. One of the biggest issues is that the scheduled ferry times aren't always reliable. I would estimate that around 30% of the time, the ferry is running late, which can make planning around appointments, work, or other commitments difficult--especially when you rely on the ferry to get on and off the island regularly. That being said, I do appreciate that the staff generally do their best to prioritize people who need to board first and make accommodations for emergencies, particularly when someone needs to get off the island urgently. That can make a big difference for island residents. Another downside is the lack of shaded areas while waiting. During the warmer months, sitting in your car while waiting for the ferry can become incredibly hot, especially when there's no shade available. Overall, the terminal is an essential part of island life, and the staff do their best to keep things moving. However, more reliable scheduling and some sort of shaded waiting area would make the experience much better for the many people who use the ferry regularly.

Adding a star. Updating as there are bus stops closer to the station including one headed…read moresouthbound right outside. There are limited buses however that stop here, so not an ideal connection point unless your bus stops here.

New station (opening in April '24), part of the 2 Line Sound Transit light rail system, located in…read moreBellevue, WA. Currently in early 2025, it only goes as far as South Bellevue, which greatly limits the usefulness for most people. Once the connect to the 1 Line in downtown Seattle occurs in 2025, bel-red residents can use this station to take the train all the way to downtown Seattle and beyond to Sea-Tac international airport. The station is open air with a bit of covering. I took the train from downtown Bellevue on a Friday afternoon, and it was pretty empty. There were more security personnel on the train and platform than actual passengers during this time of day. But this should greatly increase once the connection should happen (when I took the 1 line, it was magnitudes greater usage than what I experienced here).

Here, the light rail station is underground, and you'll need to take a few stairs or an escalator,…read moreso plan some extra time for your trip. I like how the station has neat designs with interesting lighting and moving features.

A lot more convenient to use to get to the U-District than the University of Washington Station,…read morewhich is more convenient for UW sporting events and UW Medical Center. It is situated in a central location in the neighborhood, so you do not need to walk more than a couple of blocks from the station for the majority of destinations in this area. The station is underground, so it takes some time to reach the platform. Would recommend using the elevator located at the station entrance if you are in a rush to catch a train. Though in general, the wait for a train here is not very long.