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.

What a wonderful way to avoid traffic to and from the airport! This is a "NO BRAINER" convenient,…read moreclean and fast. $3.25 on way from the airport to the UW. You guy your ticket before you enter and boom you are on. It's monitored by persons on the train to check your ticket. I would only ride this during the daytime - it cuts through some shady parts of town. If you are traveling with large luggage- it could be tricky if trains are full- no real area for them to store except on small nook which is reserved for bikes and luggage, but if your luggage has wheels- it will roll away unless you stand by it and if full- good luck. You cannot fit a large piece with you on the seats. Too narrow ( only bad thing) Give it a try!

The light rail is wonderful. It is very crowded at times for Seahawk or Mariners games, but a…read moregreat way to travel. It is particularly useful during trips to SeaTac. It will be even more useful as it is extended.

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

It's nice to have an Othello Station because it's near some pretty awesome Vietnamese restaurants,…read morebut other than that, I can't really seem to find any other benefit to the Othello Station other than its location. Along the light rail route the Othello Station is on the path to Angle Lake Station and University Station. I do like that the Othello neighborhood has this station, making it convenient to use for those in the area. However, compared to other stations, this one lacks in features. I primarily noticed that with the smaller stations, such as this Othello one, it does not have an actual indoor space. The station is located in the middle of a busy road, where it's all outdoor. No indoor space...meaning, no bathroom, or an area to park and ride nearby, or talk to employees. It's simply a neighborhood station. To reiterate, location of this station is its draw, serving Othello residents. But there's not much to this station, compared to large ones that have public facilities that you'd find elsewhere.

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

SoDo Station. South of the Kingdome. I remember the implosion of the Kingdome. It was an iconic…read morestadium and I saw games here but after those ceiling tiles fell I was ok with the demolition. Art commissioned at this station is "Made in USA". What's unique about this location are the murals along E-3 Busway. Doesn't matter how many times I ride the bus or light rail I alway notice something new. You can also catch a glimpse of Starbucks HQ on 1st Ave. The light rail also parallels the SODO bike trail. Not much goes on at this station but if you're on the bus and want to take the light rail into downtown this is a transfer point. Metro and Sound Transit Buses roll through E-3 busway. I'm not going to list the details but here are the numbers: 50, 101, 102, 150, 177, 190, 590, 594, and 595.

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.

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

This place is super easy to get off to go to either one of the stadiums sometimes it can be full…read moreand sometimes it's not but it's definitely super convenient and the price is very affordable. Definitely saves you gas and I would highly recommend taking the light and getting off at the stadium and it's a lot easier to get off at the stadium light rail station instead of the international district Chinatown one.

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

Do NOT patronize this business. The owner will do whatever he can to extract money. I have email…read moreconfirmations of my rate, gratuity, discount, and terms. He accused me of not paying gratuity, and making up a "snow charge," at drop off when there clearly is no such fee written in the terms. This has happened multiple times with them. Horrible business.

For the review of Starz, I'm going to format it more as an anecdote, since this will best…read morearticulate the kindness and generosity of the service better.... I scheduled a pickup with Starz since they had a promotion at my condo. Through a convenient online form, I was able to set up a reservation, and promptly got a text from them confirming my pickup date and time. I even got a reminder text the day before my pickup. On the day of my pickup, they arrived right on time. Just getting in the Chrysler 300, I was immediately impressed. Available to me was hand sanitizer, candy, gum, a newspaper, and an ipad. There was no need to use the newspaper or ipad, though, as the driver provided great conversation on the way. It was a pleasure to talk to him about my upcoming trip, and he got me to the airport quickly to boot! The most significant part about the service is still yet to be told: After paying him with my credit card, we exchanged handshakes as he handed my luggage to me......... A little while after he dropped me off, I was on my way through to the security line, where I began putting all the contents of my pockets in my bag. It was during this process where I realized what an idiot I was - I forgot my cell phone in his car. In a frenzy, I used my tablet to find Starz' phone number, and called them on the pay phone (who knew these even existed anymore!!!) Calling Starz, I spoke to someone who calmly told me that they would try and get to the airport in about 20 minutes, and told me to meet them at my airline's door in the departures section. I offered to pay again for this drop off, since I assumed the driver was far away from the airport already. It's a small price to pay to be able to keep my phone with me during my trip. Sure enough, the driver arrived about 20 minutes later. I walked up to his car, and he handed my phone to me. I asked him to pull up ahead so he could park and I could pay him again. His response: "No sir, that's ok. Just enjoy your trip." I stood there in shock, as I had just bugged him to drive all the way back to the airport just to drop off my phone. He reassured me that I need not pay him again, and it was then I realized that there is still hope in humanity. To the selfless driver that provided me stellar service, I thank you. Also, a thank you to Starz for employing such great people and for running an efficient operation. I guarantee that I will be using Starz Towncar service for all my future shuttle needs. P.S. Yelp, you have listed 11 different 5 star reviews as 'Not Recommended' I hope people take the time to read these unrecommended reviews, as they all attest to the great, effective service that Starz Towncar provides.