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 was a little stressed driving to Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal as it was my first time driving a…read morevehicle aboard a ship, but the process was actually fairly straightforward. I would definitely recommend arriving early as the line to board can span the length of Fauntleroy St. Roundtrip tickets are reasonably priced, with adults being $6.75 pp and cars being $29.55 (price also includes driver). You are directed to a lane after purchasing your tickets, which you will stay in as it leads aboard to the ferry. There are also workers who will direct you in case you get confused. I thought it was a very cool experience and loved that you could turn your car off and go upstairs to the deck and take in the views. The ferry ride is pretty short-- about 20 minutes or so and there are restrooms, board games, and concessions available. I picked up some hummus and pretzels for $6.52. PS- The ferry terminal has two destinations; Vashon and Soundworth. Make sure you go to the right lane!!!

Located in the heart of downtown Bellevue, this outdoor transit center (basically a series of…read moreberths where different bus numbers come and go) can be used to go to SeaTac airport in about 45 minutes. It also has local buses going throughout Bellevue, which can be used as connectors. The lightrail does not connect through Bellevue. There is a lot of construction next to the transit station (building some sort of high rise). I-405 is what connects Bellevue to the airport, and the bus takes it most of the way. It is just a standard bus, so doesn't have luggage racks nor empty spaces where bulky luggage can be placed. Works if you have one piece of luggage and the bus isn't too full. Bus driver was super friendly, and the fare one-way is $2.75 if using the mobile app that lets you buy the ticket on-line (you have 2 hours of unlimited uses once you activate it...so free transfers).

Bus nearly came at 11PM when it was suppose to come at 10:30PM. Then randomly on some days it will…read morecome 10 minutes early. If you go wait at the bus stop super early like 10-15 minutes to prepare for the buses that come too early but it's delayed, you will end up waiting 20-50 minutes in total just standing in the blazing sun or cold rain. But if you try to go on time with a few extra minutes early, there are days buses will be 8-10 minutes early so you will miss it and with my luck the next bus will be delayed. Today I went out at 1:10PM for a bus and it was super early so I waited for the next one and it was delayed. Now I will arrive somewhere around 2:30PM for a place that takes 10 minutes to drive to.

To get to the platform, you have to take an elevator. There are no stairs or escalators. Which…read moremeans I hope you like small spaces. It's an odd way to build a station but here we are in the 2020s. There are only two platforms. One that goes south and one that goes north. After you exit the elevator, look up to see which way to go. Each platform is only maybe 100 yards from each other so it's not like you can choose wrong. Just hope your train isn't arriving if you do go the wrong way. It's a fairly busy station but slowly becoming less busy. With the amount of gentrification happening, youre seeing less and less BIPOCs here. There is a bus station outside of the station that can also take you downtown or towards Chinatown. Outside of the station is a coffee shop called "The Station" which I highly suggest. There's no ride and park area here. So you gotta either know the area to know where to park or maybe hop on at another stop.

There's four elevators... why does only one ever work and it takes four minutes to show up.read more

574 bus to SeaTac…read more Busy spot but I am surprised there a zero commercial businesses and really no transit customer service. No bathroom facilities. On the other hand, great signage and information and the buses seem to run on time.

We arrived on Cascade #504 and departed on Cascades #507. After arriving (about one half hour…read morelate) we headed immediately to Freighthouse Square for lunch. After lunch we returned to the station to see a familiar looking train in station. We were informed that it was the same train we had arrived on, Cascade #504. It was there because Cascade #517 had killed a trespasser a few miles north of the station and it would be at least an hour before it could leave. The station attendant kept us informed as the situation evolved. Meantime, we talked to other waiting passengers and used the very clean restrooms. Finally, Cascade #504 departed. A few minutes later Cascade #517 arrived and most of the passengers in the station boarded the train. About 15 minutes later, Cascade #507 arrived on Track 2 forcing us to walk to the nearby intersection, cross the tracks, and walk back to the train. We departed Tacoma over an hour late. Overall we were satisfied with our experience at the Tacoma Dome Station. Footnote: the equipment used on both trains was badly in need of upgrades.

This is a newish 2 Line station. It is located in a quieter part of Bellevue. Many new apartment…read morebuildings, but not much retail nearby. You can walk to the Safeway on 140th from here however. It is a street level station, so watch out for trains when crossing the street. There is a surface parking lot for this station across the street which is convenient. I like parking here and taking the train to Wilburton Station to go to Whole Foods. Seems easier to park here than try to find parking spot at Whole Foods when it is busy. Overall, I find this station just okay. It could use a bus connection. There is not a lot here to recommend aside from the commuter parking lot.

Superb efficient friendly service and spotlessly clean car. Our hotel booked our reservation for us…read moreto travel to the cruise port in Seattle. Joseph arrived early, graciously introduced himself and whisked us off to the port . He pointed out special points of interest along the way. The fare was very good - less than the ship would have charged for bus service. Highly recommend Falcon Limo. Would definitely use them again.

The train takes you straight from the airport to the city. I paid $6 for a round trip. One way is…read more$3.50 or $3 I think. This is a lot cheaper than the train in Denver that does the same thing! Very convenient as you don't have to deal with traffic. Also lots of staff present! So it feels very safe. It makes many stops

Columbia City Station has went down hill FAST. It was clean free of trash and graffiti. Now you…read morecan't help but to see the vandalism, and trash thrown around the station. At time you may see a few "unwelcome" individuals that sit at this to charge a cell phone, play loud music or make a home. I can only hope this location gets better.

Lots of space during this COVID Great view from 5th level…read more Clean And many buss still serving this PR. I like to go up and down on the stairs before getting on the bus. Their is always plenty of room on any level you want, also entry on both sides of the road. Definitely one of the better PR out here' by the way usually no bums around))))

UNSPOKEN RULE of public transit centers in Seattle: Line…read moreforms based on who gets there first. If your bus comes, step out of the line and walk towards the bus. If it is not your bus, walk ahead and continue the former line. That way, everyone respects whoever got there first and there is order. Please don't be that guy. Location is nice and clean. Perfect for ride shares or using the public transportation. Convenient if you're on the eastside and want to avoid traffic during Seahawks or Sounders games. Students often take the 556 or 271 to the University of Washington. In the early mornings you'll find lots of commuters who take advantage of the express buses to go into downtown Seattle. No public bathrooms at this location. On a clear day, you can get great views of the mountains when you climb to the top of the parking deck. Walking distance from the Issaquah Highlands shops, movie theater, and restaurants!