You will still need to tap your ORCA card at the light rail station when boarding and exiting. When you use your ORCA card to transfer from a bus to light rail, you don’t have to pay two full fares - your first-leg fare counts toward the second leg of your trip within a two-hour window. Then it’s only a 10-minute walk to Cruise Terminal 66 through a part of downtown Seattle popular with tourists.Riding light rail Light rail fares ORCA Card You can catch the Light Rail at SEA Airport and ride it to the Westlake Station in downtown Seattle. Q: Is it possible to take Seattle Light Rail to Pier 66 from Seattle Airport?Ī: Yes, it's easy and quick. Then take the Route 24 or 33 bus from 3rd Ave & James Street stop to Magnolia Bridge & Pier 91 stop. To get from Seattle Airport to Pier 91 in Seattle, take the 1-LINE Light Rail from the Sea-Tac Airport Station to Pioneer Square Station. Q: Is it possible to take Seattle Light Rail to Pier 91 from Seattle Airport?Ī: Yes, it's possible, but it takes about 75 minutes.

You can pay with cash or a credit/debit card, but the easiest way to pay is with an ORCA card. Q: How do you pay to ride Seattle Light Rail?Ī: You can buy a one-way ticket or an all day/round trip ticket for Link light rail at all Link light rail stations and Sounder stations. Q: How fast does the Light Rail go in Seattle?Ī: The top speed is 55 mph on longer stretches and 35 mph on city streets. Q: How much does it cost to ride the Seattle Light Rail?Ī: Children under 5 ride free, and one-way adult fares for Seattle Link Light Rail range from $2.25 - $3.25

Seatac light rail station