Thank you Sound Transit! (Sounder Train)…read more For being our designated driver for the Seahawk games especially when you begin to lose track of those $8.25 beers in all of the excitement! For costing only $7 round trip per person and saving us lots of $ to spend on more of those $8.25 beers! For providing FREE parking to event goers on game day, saving us even more $ for those $8.25 beers! For being uber convenient and right down the street from home! For giving us a beautiful view as we are in route reminding us of all that we have to be thankful for in the NW! We're excited to use you more when the Sounders Start!

The best part of living in Edmonds and working in downtown Seattle is taking the train to work each…read moreday. Really, its great. An amazing view, a clean low stress trip, ample seating... I don't have to pay for parking at the train station in downtown Edmonds. Staff is always friendly and helpful. I really just don't have anything negative to say.

Minus 5 stars…read more Restrooms have NO water. No soap. No paper towels. No mirror. If you want, wash up at the Communal Sink between the restrooms. In full public view Btw, Very few people do. Gross. Gross Gross. GROSS.

I was in town for a game, and thankfully Everett's station was nearby with Amtrak operating out of…read moreit. The station is currently very closed off due to COVID safety protocols. For those particularly interested: -Hand sanitizer station is at the entrance -Masks are enforced while inside and on the train platform (Customer service provides masks to anyone who doesn't have one, even those just using the restroom) -Currently vaccination status is not checked -Social distancing is encouraged inside -Only one door is open (front of the building) -Plastic barriers throughout the lobby to manage foot traffic. Expect to have to walk in a loop to go to the restroom Restrooms are available to the public as well, and are in moderately decent condition. No paper towels, and the hand dryers are very weak/take awhile. If you're arriving or departing on a Greyhound or Amtrak bus, there's a separate area which is to the far right of the building. Taking the bus from Seattle to Spokane? If you're stopping at Everett and your driver gives you 10mins to step out and use the restroom, be mindful that you may not make that 10min window given the distance to/from and if the restrooms are crowded.

I was so stoked to get the opportunity to visit the Boeing Factory, the largest building (volume…read morewise) in the world. It was about 45 minutes from downtown Seattle. We arrived half an hour before our scheduled tour. Got to know during check-in that we had to leave all phones, bags and any time of accessories in the free lockers before heading to the factory site. The tour started with a short video. Then we boarded a modern bus to take a 10 minutes ride. Upon arrival, we took elevator to the 4th floor, from where we got to see the assembly line of the aircrafts. It was a balcony like place and the tour guide explained different aspect of the assembly process. We also got to see some of Boeing's latest fuselage tech and video on making of the latest 787 models. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable, as she provided great insight on the history of Boeing, different aspects and facts about the factories and aircraft models. As we departed, we drove thru the parts and materials area, that had a lot of the crates and unassembled pieces of the planes. Once we got back to the main building, I explored the gift shop, cafeteria and the museum. Loved the gift shop that had so many amazing Boeing merchandises. The best ones were the smaller models of iconic Boeing aircrafts. There were also apparels, toys, magnets, stickers, stationaries and many other products. The prices were relatively cheaper for a tourist spot. We bought a lot of stuff from here. The cafe was spacious. Their popular item was Ivar's Clam Chowder. The museum had plan some display of 747 models. We also went to the observation deck that had gorgeous view of the whole factory site, some newly assembled aircraft wrapped in green plastic and the runway of the adjacent airport. Overall I had the most fascinating time here, being an aviation enthusiast. It was one of the best part of my Seattle trip.

The Boeing Future of Flight Factory Tour is 43 miles from the SEA-TAC airport. I looked forward to…read morethis factory tour for years!!! Short version: So disappointed. Long version: The tour starts in a modest theater where you watch a 10-min video how William Boeing started out. This part was 5-stars! Next, you board a gorgeous luxury-style bus for a 5-min ride over to Hanger 5. The host speaks briefly about Boeing facts. The bus was also 5-stars! Exit the bus, down a flight of stairs to a freight elevator, then to a 3rd floor landing that overlooks the Hanger 5 assembly area. Here the host talks about the different areas of the hanger where you can see 5 planes in different states of assembly. Also, you see a variety of parked carts that support the fuselage as well as miscellaneous bins, mechanical braces, and worker pathways. Why the tour was so disappointing was because there was absolutely nothing going on. No action, no assembly. No fuselage being lowered in to place, no wings being attached, no components being shuffled around, nothing. I saw about 8-10 Boeing factory staff walking around. When asked, "Where are all the workers?" I was told they are all inside the fuselage of the plane. Hmmm. My tour was at 10am on a weekday. I really hoped this was not all of the tour. I anticipated we could at least walk the factory floor behind a secured fence of some sort to get a sense of scale of the planes close up. NOPE. No factory floor walk. After about 10-15 minutes, back in the freight elevator, up the stairs, in to the 5-star bus and thank you for coming. A History or Discovery Channel documentary on Boeing would provide you a more rewarding experience. What was insult to injury was the lack of accurate information from the hosts. When asked why planes don't fly faster compared to earlier jets, the response was, "the human body can't take the additional forces to fly faster". Interesting, but WHAT??!!. Through my own research the 777 (being built in Hanger 5) flies at 560 mph for optimal fuel efficiency, has a top speed of 682 mph, and can withstand 700 mph with a tailwind. Back in the 1970s, the Concord flew at Mach 2 or 1,350 mph and bodies did not explode...not...even...one. Hmmm, and this tour is called the "Future" of Flight. Boeing, please have your tour hosts provide legitimate information and a "factory" tour would terrific too! Total score for the Boeing Future of Flight Factory Tour: 2 Stars. (Photo below from a Google search, very accurate) P.S. Boeing has another attraction that may be more rewarding, the Boeing Museum of Flight in Tukwila, WA. Like the Boeing Future of Flight Factory Tour, nothing here is moving either but their many planes parked and suspended from the ceiling, and there is much to view and experience. Also, because it is near the SEA-TAC airport, you can watch planes take off and land from the roof of the Boeing Museum of Flight. I wish I went here instead.

5 stars for security, cleanliness, and ease!…read more Easy to find close, free parking and ride the Link to UW into Seattle. Parking is expensive at UW so this'll save me $9 a day plus a few dollars on gas.

Free parking, the transit center is clean and easy to navigate…read more A much better alternative to paying for parking downtown or the airport.

The Sounder has always been on time when I've used it for commuting to work the last 3 weeks and…read morehas been clean every time as well. Love the comfy seats and those with a table to get some work done on a laptop with power outlets really help. Swiping the Orca card at the post before and after boarding is super easy. Over 200 parking spots are at this station for just the Sounder, not the ferry. There are no other services available at the station but there are restaurants nearby. The ferry is just around the corner.

JJ transportation was great! I hired them to take my mother who can no longer drive herself to a…read moredoctors appointment. They were on time for the pick up and treated her with respect. She reports the driving being safe. They helped her right into the doctors waiting room and were waiting right outside for the ride back. I would use their services again.

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I love love taking the ferry! It always feels like I'm going on an adventure. The ferry terminal…read morehere is always a great place to drive into and the people so nice. Easy and simple to do. Just listen to the drive into the correct aisle of cars. They have a system and you just need to pay attention. The ferry itself is clean and warm. I love going outside for the views. On this trip to I did not as the temperature had dropped a bit. So I stayed inside. The cost is not much as I have a small vehicle. Great way to get to Whidbey island. Do it! Go in adventures. SYOY!

Maybe you need clearer signage... There are 2 lanes that go to the same place but then all of a…read moresudden it's one and the other one is for drop offs. This was my first time, I am from Oregon. Never encountered this service. Got to the island the long way, GPS led me to the ferry on the way back. By the time I figured out there is only one lane to the terminal, the safest thing I could do was cut in line. It was not on purpose. It would not have been safe making a U-turn. I still cut in line far away from the terminal. So I sat there waiting for a while too. I drive up to the booth and some rude female employee with long grey hair tells me someone reported me as cutting in line and I have to turn around and go to the back of the line. At that point, I asked her how do I avoid the ferry altogether? She literally rolled her eyes at me. Thanks for the attitude! Really encourages people to come back to your area and spend money. Oh and thanks to forever reported me, I love snitches. Maybe look at the license plate and see if someone is not local and maybe cut them some slack. As someone that lives in a tourist town myself I can vouch that we treat tourists in our town much better. Oh, and I was told by a shop owner in one of the towns that sometimes the wait time for the ferry is three hours and sometimes, they don't run all of a sudden because there are not enough workers to run them... Good to know. Definitely will keep that in mind when I'm deciding if I want to come back here and is it worth the long drive because I sure am not gonna be taking this ferry. Was a great couple of days, but the last memory leaves a bad taste...

Best airport to fly in and out of! Small, so check in and TSA is quick. No walking to your gate…read morebecause it's right there! Once through TSA you would think you were in the lobby of a beautiful grand hotel! Beautiful seating and fire places! Very restful!!! There is a restauant and bar. They have a paid parking lot.

Great service. Great communication. Super clean. Also helped and scheduled bride/groom wedding…read moredeparture. Can't wait to use again.