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Seattle University - - Transportation

The closest airport is Seattle–Tacoma International Airport , which is only 21 minutes, by car, from downtown Seattle.

 

Getting around in Seattle, WA

Public Transportation 

 

The public transportation service is offered by King County Metro, which provides frequent stop bus service within the city and surrounding county, also operating a streetcar line between the South Lake Union neighborhood and Westlake Center in downtown, and Sound Transit, which offers an express bus service within the metropolitan area.

 

Link Light Rail also serves Seattle, operating between Westlake Center downtown and Sea-Tac Airport, traveling through South Seattle and Tukwila. The fares vary, depending on how far you wish to travel, but the regular fare is $1.75—$2.50.

 

The intercity bus service is offered by Greyhound and Quick Shuttle, which runs between Seattle and Vancouver, with stops in Downtown Seattle and SeaTac Airport. The fare from Vancouver to Downtown Seattle is of approximately $36 (one-way), and from Vancouver to SeaTac, $49.

 

Major Highways and Roads 

 

The major highways and roads, which serve Seattle, includde: I-5, I-90 and I-405.

 

How to get to Seattle University campus?

Easy! Just follow the driving directions listed below!

 

From Seattle–Tacoma International Airport: Head southwest toward S 182 St. and continue straight onto S 182 St. Turn left at International Blvd. and take the ramp onto WA-518 E. Take the exit on the left onto I-5 N, toward Seattle, and take exit 164A for Dearborn St., toward James St/Madison St. Follow the signs for I-5 N (keep right at the fork) and then follow the signs for James St. Turn right at James St. and continue onto E Cherry St. Turn right at 14th Ave. SU (Connolly Center) will be on the left.