I was at this station to travel from Edmonds to Vancouver Canada. It was my first time here and…read moreman, is there a lot of parking, but it makes sense given people will leave their car for trips! We were getting dropped off so I didn't look at the fees for parking your car. If you're taking the train to Vancouver it's best to arrive at least 15-20 min early so that they can check your passport if heading into Canada.  The station itself was pretty small with about 10 seats inside and a bench or two outside. There's a scale to weigh your bags but I'm not sure if they actually check. There are restrooms and a water fountain available at this location but I didn't use either. There's also vending machines for snacks as well.  I appreciated the fact that there was a screen inside letting us know when the trains were coming and if they were delayed.  The gentleman running the kiosk desk was kind to let us know where to wait to board the business class portion. With the business class ticket you get a $3 off coupon which is enough for a drink.  Overall a pleasant experience for a train stop. I haven't been to many but this one was fair.

This is the Edmonds Station, for the Amtrak Cascades run, which starts in Seattle, and heads to…read moreVancouver (Canada), and back again. There is also another scheduled run that starts in Portland Oregon, and again finishes in Vancouver. If you want to avoid going into Seattle, you have a few options on the way north, and Edmonds is a perfectly fine station. It's not fancy, it's a train station, that is on the way. The Station Master (guy running the place when we were there on a Monday morning) was friendly, knowledgeable, and took care of us. He made sure our documents were up to snuff, and confirmed what we used for booking. There are just a few seats inside, and a few decor pieces that highlight trains. There is NO food at this station, but just a short walk, there is a Top Pot Donut, if so you need coffee or some donuts. The only issue with getting on at Edmonds, is that most of the view seats nearest to the water are already taken by the Seattle passengers.. so that would be the only downer. Not the fault of the station. There is plenty of parking for someone to be dropped off, but there is no overnight parking here, so you will need to find maybe street parking of a pay lot, if that's your plan. Overall, great little station.

Very special thanks to Presidential for taking terrific care of guests at my semi annual trip to…read moreWillamette Valley! group travel is much easier with Presidential Transpo at the wheel.

Presidential Transport is top notch. They are professional, timely, and have a super friendly…read morestaff. They have a wide variety of transportation options and are great at creative logistics. We have been using PT for our art walk to increase accessibility across this free public neighborhood event. The party bus has been a super popular (and very FUN!) way to get around town during our event. We are even thinking of adding karaoke next month! (the has a tv screen and sound system) Highly recommend !

Pierce was incredibly punctual, a great communicator and great driver!…read more Highly recommend and hope to have another occasion to book with them

We booked last minute to go to the Super Bowl parade. None of us really knew what to expect, but it…read moreturned out perfectly. Roberto was able to drop us off right at Lumen Field and pick us up in the same spot. The bus was super nice, in great condition and clean, the sound system was great too. We will book with them again!

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.

Everything. We have experienced each phase of Rick Steve's' work: his books:his tours, his store,…read morehis luggage,, his Monday night talks, his political position. One Saturday two months ago we were in his Edmonds store with my daughter, her husband and their two college age kids. We had maps out everywhere! Rick walked in and exclaimed "Wow, 3 generations of travelers. Great "

RS your will put you in a dangerous neighborhood just to save a buck. Be careful. Mostly single…read morewomen and elderly on these tours and you will be put in subpar conditions in neighborhoods the locals won't even visit.

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.

DO NOT Trust them. I had an interaction with their staff who proceeded to tell me HOW things are…read moredone and not done. I was not impressed with his poor language as the general manager told me to go "F" myself. Stay away from this company.

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Booked a ride about 2 weeks prior to our flight into SeaTac for 5 adults, one child, 6 check-in…read morebags, 3 rolling carryon bags, and a few backpacks. At home, putting all the bags in one place, I estimated all our bags would likely not fit and I would have to order a separate Uber to our hotel in South Lake Union. Got on our flight and as soon as we landed at 7:30pm on a 5/25/24 (Memorial Weekend), I took phone off airplane mode and immediately got a text from our driver, Francisco. I told him he was very early because we had just landed. He reassured me, it was no problem and that he would be at our baggage claim carousel. We arrived and he stood out as he was very well dressed. I approached him and told him we have a lot of bags and I may need a separate ride. We then gathered all the bags and he asked, "Is this all of it?", then, "This is no problem?" And help us roll away a few bags and led us to the parking lot. We approached a large Cadillac Escalade. Francisco opened the trunk and methodically took each bag and placed it in the trunk. When I thought he couldn't place anymore, he continued on to put in the rolling carryons. Did some repositioning of bags and closed the trunk. I was amazed everything fit back there! Francisco was very friendly, approachable, and nonchalant. Put me at ease as I am an anxious type. He kept conversation with us the entire trip to the hotel, which took about 20-25 mins. He unloaded all our luggage and graciously offered to help us into the hotel. Although very nice, we had it all handled. It was a very nice gesture. Excellent service and I would definitely book again!

I reserved a ride via their website, from Vancouver to Bellingham, months in advance. I received…read moremultiple confirmation emails afterwards which quoted the initial price. Two days before my ride, they called me telling me the price had gone up $100 due to 'border fees', and told me it was my fault for not calling to confirm the price. The ride itself was totally comfortable and professional, but beware of last minute price changes and shady dealings.

The clue is the 3. On a metro line, a 3 typically represents a commuter route…read more Now don't get confused. They break all their rules all the time like when they run the 358 and call it an express because it doesn't stop but twice between this and that or whatever. It's da govament, they don't give no $hits about you internets uzerz, lolcatz. Okay. So check it: my beloved Three-One-Six is not to be confused with it's daily local runner the 16. It follows nearly the same route up north, but once it gets down to 65th, it parts ways with the 16 and heads up to the freeway at the park and ride. This is only semi-convenient as at this point, the bus is standing room only, and it is getting to be pretty damn tight. 99% of the time - and I've ridden this ride for a year and a half - this route is filled with sleepy commuters running their baggy eyes into the heart of the beast like the rest of us. Selling our souls for another five minutes of lust fulfilled. But I digress. Occasionally the 316 will have a talker who had a little too much coffee, but this is rare. Especially on the earlier runs. Catch the last run and you get the late-comers, the typical snots who still haven't been able to give up their damned $tarsucks. Hello! - ever hear of a French press? It's the only way to truly savor the rich abundance of body and texture held locked away like secret jewels in a cave inside those toasty beans. Pigs. But again, I have found myself astray on a tangent. I should not be doing this at 11:30pm. I should be unconscious. Anyway, ride the 316, and if you do, say hi to the dog who usually sits in the back.