Getting In, Getting Around Seattle

Air travelers to Seattle are served by the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac), the sixteenth busiest commercial airport in the United States.

Two interstate highways serve Seattle: I-5 (north-south) and I-90 (east-west). Passenger rail service is available from Amtrak's four daily trains.

Some of the many taxi companies in Seattle include: Yellow Cab (206-622-6500), Graytop Cab (206-622-4800), Seattle Taxi Cab (206-709-2003), Farwest Taxi (206-622-1717), Orange Cab (206-522-8800), Airman Taxi (206-762-3511), Stita (206-246-9999).

Sound Transit is one of the companies providing public transportation in Seattle. The company offers the ST Express Regional Bus, The Sounder Commuter Rail and the Tacoma Link Light Rail. Tacoma Link is fare free. The Sounder Commuter Rail offers train rides between Everett, Seattle and Tacoma. The fare for the ST Express Bus ranges from $1.50 to $3.00, depending on the zones you choose. Discounts are available for children, seniors and disabled people.