This is definitely one of the better transit centers in the Kong country area…read more Plane and simple there is little trash out and about. The routs that come here go to Seattle, Bellevue and some local areas. The parking looks clean and fee of bums. The only stop that seems a little shady at nights is where the Bline to Bellevue stops. During the day there are lots of people out walking and it looks very nice. I would recommend using this transit station))- Something to not is that all the bus routes require masks. Oh and one more thing, there is no restrooms available. Or I did not see any(

Since Bellevue Transit Center has a yelp page, Redmond TC should have one too!…read more I like Remond TC. It is conveniently located. Its park & ride is also very easy for people to park their cars and hop on the buses. I think this TC is slightly more confusing than the Bellevue Transit Center. E.g, bus 221 going to different directions leave the same Bay area. Otherwise, this transit center is pretty cool.

The former Overlake Transit Center has been renamed Redmond Technology Station to culminate with…read morethe upgrades made to this facility. This is the main public transit center for the Microsoft Redmond campus and the current terminus for the 2 Line which will extend further into Redmond later this year. With the upgrades made to this facility, there is now a coffee shop (Dote Coffee Bar) at the station and coverage from the weather if you are waiting for a bus at the station (except if you are taking a 245 or B Line bus). The parking garage has also been expanded, so it is easier to find a space here than previously. The only thing I don't like about the upgrade is that I still need to walk across the bridge most of the time to catch a bus westbound to Seattle.

The light rail has to be ine of the most corrupt or grossly mismanaged govt entity. How does one…read moreexplain frequent delays to service getting started, outages etc to a new service? Service to redmond tc delayed, link to seattle delayed, today service outage past overlake station.

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.

I was so impressed with this Eagle Shuttle Service (Bellevue Airport Shuttle)…read more I was planning a trip to Bellevue and the fare to take an Uber from the airport to the Hilton Bellevue was over $100! That was more than my airfare to get from Orange County! So the bargain shopper in me decided to look for a Shuttle and I immediately found Eagle Shuttle Service! $30 Flat Rate! No luggage restriction (I only had a carry on) and so with tip ($6) and tax I saved over $70 and You should too!!! I called them prior to my flight to ask which one they one they thought I should get on, 10:00 AM or 11:00 AM, according to my flight schedule. And the lady that answered, Helen, was so nice she even offered to call me back with an answer after speaking with a driver. She was so helpful that I did not hesitate to book the shuttle! They give you Very detailed instructions on how to find the pick up area and I found that very easy to do. I had never been to the SEA-TAC airport and I found my way quite easily. I then called just to make sure that I was in the right spot. The man was very nice. My shuttle arrived, the driver, Ahmad, hopped right out, put bag my bag in the back, opened the door to a very clean van and off we went! It was just me and him! Just like being in an over sized Uber or Lyft! (that would have cost a lot more!) And fortunately for me they go to 5 Hotels in Bellevue and the first one is the Hilton Bellevue, where I was staying! SCORE!!! The ride was pleasant, my driver friendly and informative! I HIGHLY recommend Eagle Shuttle Service, if you are staying in the Bellevue area at any of the 5 hotels they service! Book your reservation without hesitation and save yourself lots of money to spend on your trip instead! Thank you Eagle Shuttle Service for a wonderful start to my trip to Bellevue!

Great reliable service! Makes my trips to Bellevue stress free and the driver was very…read moreexperienced. Definitely recommend if you are going from Sea-Tac to Bellevue and back!

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.

Getting worse day by day. Especially 550 bus. Don't lie on One Bus Away that it arrived when people…read morehave been waiting for 20 minutes for the bus that never came. Also the routes are constantly changing in Bellevue area for 550 and its getting irritating. Buses are always jam packed no matter what time of the day or what direction its headed.

Took bus line 545 to Seattle today. A bus went past us seven minutes earlier than scheduled time…read more Next bus was ten minutes late with three passengers on board. Bus was clean as it should since ridership is so low. Driver reminded me of bus drivers from Asia. Fast, rough and use late and sudden braking technique to see passenger stumbles down the isle. On return trip from Seattle back to Bellevue. Driver let this passenger boarded without mask or any face covering and any payment to ride. And why am I have to pay for the ride ? This person went to back of the bus and started shooting up on his arm. What's going on?

Simple and very beautiful tucked away in the back of Redmond , lots of space due to Covid, most…read morespots are permit parking, there are lots of compact spots. Safe so far I sometimes see what appears to be homeless at the stop but no one messes with the cars. There is usually a bus sitting in the back so kinda like someone is always there. One big thing to note is there is no public restrooms and no restaurant or coffee shops unless you go to the department store near by. It's also a nice spot to do some driving practice since there are not a lot of cars here)

Plenty of compact spots if you arrive before 8am on weekdays. Best place to get on the bus from…read moreRedmond to Seattle if you want a seat.

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 !

Fantastic service! My driver Rudy arrived right on time, kept great communication, and made the…read moretrip to the airport smooth and stress-free. The car was clean and comfortable, and the price was very affordable compared to other towncar services. Highly recommend for anyone needing reliable, professional airport transportation to and from Lynnwood!

We had a good experience with our use of SHA. My only "to be improved" was that they got to the…read morecruise terminal address pretty on time (for pickup), but were stuck in line to get to us for so long that by the time we actually were able to load, it was far after the pickup time. I think for cruise ship pickup, congestion should be considered when determining what time to start heading to the pickup location.

South Kirkland Park & Ride is located just north of the Kirkland border with Bellevue. It is…read morelocated right off 520 and close to Northup Way. A multi-story parking garage was built several years ago to provide additional parking spaces at this park and ride. I don't use this park and ride very often since I live in Bellevue. The park and rides at Eastgate, Mercer Island and South Bellevue are more convenient. Though if you live in Kirkland, this is probably your best option if you are going to park and commute into Seattle from here. There are a few buses that stop here. A few of them are more localized as they make stops only within Kirkland, though there is a bus that goes to Kenmore. And then there is the Metro bus 255 which goes to Kingsgate and Downtown Seattle. There are buses every 30 minutes each way on the weekends. But there is more frequent service (10-15 minutes) on weekdays. The good thing about waiting for the bus here is that buses stop in the same location in both directions. Though you do need to make sure you read the destination sign to make sure you are catching the right bus. The park and ride itself is fine. I just don't frequent it often because it is farther away and there isn't as much bus service to places where I am going. It is a bit more convenient if you are headed to the U-District and north Seattle as the buses that stop here going to Seattle use 520 instead of I-90.

I haven't had any problems after two months. I get there around 7am and always tons of spots. The…read more255 to Seattle arrives every 10 minutes or so and I'm downtown in no time. Coming back at rush hour can be a pain...getting a seat doesn't happen where I get on, and traffic slows down the return trip.