King County Metro Transit

King County Metro operates an extensive network of buses serving downtown Seattle and the surrounding neighborhoods. It’s one of the most reliable and budget-friendly ways to get around at only $2.75 with unlimited transfers for up to two hours.

Link Light Rail

Sound Transit’s Link Light Rail (Line 1) runs from Angle Lake to Lynnwood, with 21 stops along the way—including downtown Seattle and Seatac (SEA) Airport. It’s a fast, affordable way to travel through the heart of the city and beyond.

Seattle Streetcars

Looking for a simple way to get around central neighborhoods? Hop on one of Seattle’s two streetcar lines. They’re accessible, easy to board, and perfect for short trips.

Seattle Center Monorail

A fun and iconic ride, the Seattle Center Monorail connects downtown’s Westlake Center with Seattle Center near the Space Needle. Trains run every 10 minutes, and the quick 3-minute trip costs $3.50 for adults (one-way).

Bike & Scooter Sharing

Seattle is super friendly to bikes and scooters with lots of designated bike lanes throughout the city. App-based services like Bird, Lime, and Veo make it easy to rent a ride wherever you are—perfect for short trips with scenic views.

Accessibility Map

For those with accessibility needs, please consult AccessMap Seattle for a visual guide on how easy or challenging it may be to reach your destination, with a focus on mobility and accessibility considerations.