Buses and trains are now sharing the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel.
How to connect with Link light rail
On this page: Bus routes | Fares | Quick links Sound Transit’s Link light rail service is up and running. Learn more about how to ride Link and other Sound Transit services [external site]. Many buses already connect to Link stations or stop nearby—see the list below. To learn more, visit Metro Online and use the Online Trip Planner (see note at right) or enter a route number for a timetable or map of that route, or call Metro’s 24-hour Customer Information Office at 206-553-3000. Beginning Sept. 19, Metro will change many bus routes to improve connections to Link and reduce duplication of service. Metro will make several additional changes next February. Learn more about those upcoming changes. Bus routes that connect with Link today
| Link station |
Current Metro bus route |
Beacon Hill Station
17th Avenue S and S McClellan Street |
36, 38, 60 |
Mount Baker Station
2415 S McClellan Street |
7, 7 Express, 8, 9, 34 Express, 38, 42, 42 Express, 48 |
Columbia City Station
4818 Martin Luther King Jr. Way S |
39, 42, 42 Express, 48 |
Othello Station
7100 Martin Luther King Jr. Way S |
42, 42 Express, 48, 106 |
Rainier Beach Station
9132 Martin Luther King Jr. Way S |
36, 42*, 42 Express*, 48
*Routes 42 and 42 Express connect one block away on Renton Avenue S. |
Tukwila/International Boulevard Station
Tukwila International Boulevard and S 154th Street |
Sound Transit shuttle to Sea-Tac International Airport [external site],
Route 174 (west of station on Tukwila International Boulevard) |
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- Metro fare information
- These pages on the Sound Transit Web site offer information about paying the fare to ride on Link.
- With an ORCA fare card, you can pay fares on both Metro and Link. Learn more [external site]
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