Fall 2024 changes
1 Line opens to Shoreline, Mountlake Terrace, and Lynnwood
4 new stations and 8.5 miles of new track are now open.
One flat Link fare
The adult Link light rail fare is now $3, regardless of distance traveled. Reduced fares continue to be $1.
Adult ORCA day passes are now $6 during a six month promotional period. Reduced-fare passes are $4.
ORCA Cards are the easiest way to pay, just tap on.
Youth continue to ride free (18 and under, no ORCA card required)
Symphony Station
University Street Station in downtown Seattle has been renamed Symphony Station. This reduces the number of station names with the word “university,” adding clarity, improving wayfinding, and highlighting the nearby Benaroya Hall, home of the Seattle Symphony.
Station codes
To make navigation more accessible, station pictograms have been replaced with three-digit station codes on the 1 Line.
All stations will have a three-digit numerical code to help riders with limited proficiency in English or low literacy navigate the system. While many riders might not use these codes, for those who need them, they represent a huge leap forward in making our transit network easier to understand and use.
Fall Service Change
Some ST Express buses now route to the new Lynnwood City Center Station. A new 515 route now runs from Lynnwood to downtown Seattle. The 510 continues to operate from Everett to downtown Seattle.
Sounder N Line received additional trips with a new schedule. This line provides direct service between Everett, Mukilteo, Edmonds, and Downtown Seattle.