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S Line - Seattle – Lakewood/Tacoma
Announcement
Ongoing
The King Street Station Weller Street Bridge and crosswalk will be closed on Monday, October 21 through Friday, October 25 from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.
In effect: Oct. 21-25
Routes: N Line & S Line
This message is for passengers and pedestrians who use the Weller Street Bridge at King Street Station between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. (outside of Sounder train hours of operation), to cross the tracks between 4th Ave S and the Amtrak Station or Lumen Field area in Seattle.
During the following times, Sound Transit will be replacing an expansion joint underneath the sidewalk and curb ramp at the east end of Weller Street Bridge.
• Beginning 9 p.m. Oct. 21 until 5 a.m. Oct. 22
• Beginning 9 p.m. Oct. 22 until 5 a.m. Oct. 23
• Beginning 9 p.m. Oct. 23 until 5 a.m. Oct. 24
• Beginning 9 p.m. Oct. 24 until 5 a.m. Oct. 25
During these hours, the following pedestrian pathways will be closed:
• Weller Street Bridge, including the entrance and elevator at the west end of Weller Street Bridge.
• Curb ramp on the west side of 4th Ave S at Weller St.
• Crosswalk across 4th Ave S at Weller St. Pedestrians will be able to cross 4th Ave S at S Jackson St or Seattle Blvd S.
• Sidewalk on the west side of 4th Ave S between S at S Jackson St or Seattle Blvd S.
The timing of this work is not expected to impact Sounder passengers, because it will occur outside of Sounder train hours of operation at King Street Station, and each of the pedestrian pathways listed above will be restored for use outside of the work hours.
Amtrak passengers arriving after 9 p.m. can use the elevator inside the station to access S. Jackson St. Amtrak passengers traveling to the station after 9 p.m. who need a step-free path from S. Jackson St. can proceed south on 2nd Ave S and then east on S. King St. to reach the main entrance to King Street Station.
Please be aware that the work schedule could potentially change. For updated information, passengers should subscribe to Accessibility or King Street Station alerts. Visit the Service alerts web page to sign up and find current information on service disruptions.
During the following times, Sound Transit will be replacing an expansion joint underneath the sidewalk and curb ramp at the east end of Weller Street Bridge.
• Beginning 9 p.m. Oct. 21 until 5 a.m. Oct. 22
• Beginning 9 p.m. Oct. 22 until 5 a.m. Oct. 23
• Beginning 9 p.m. Oct. 23 until 5 a.m. Oct. 24
• Beginning 9 p.m. Oct. 24 until 5 a.m. Oct. 25
During these hours, the following pedestrian pathways will be closed:
• Weller Street Bridge, including the entrance and elevator at the west end of Weller Street Bridge.
• Curb ramp on the west side of 4th Ave S at Weller St.
• Crosswalk across 4th Ave S at Weller St. Pedestrians will be able to cross 4th Ave S at S Jackson St or Seattle Blvd S.
• Sidewalk on the west side of 4th Ave S between S at S Jackson St or Seattle Blvd S.
The timing of this work is not expected to impact Sounder passengers, because it will occur outside of Sounder train hours of operation at King Street Station, and each of the pedestrian pathways listed above will be restored for use outside of the work hours.
Amtrak passengers arriving after 9 p.m. can use the elevator inside the station to access S. Jackson St. Amtrak passengers traveling to the station after 9 p.m. who need a step-free path from S. Jackson St. can proceed south on 2nd Ave S and then east on S. King St. to reach the main entrance to King Street Station.
Please be aware that the work schedule could potentially change. For updated information, passengers should subscribe to Accessibility or King Street Station alerts. Visit the Service alerts web page to sign up and find current information on service disruptions.
Announcement
Ongoing
Auburn Station Garage scheduled for maintenance to repair water damage starting on August 19 to March 3, 2025. Limited impact to passengers.
In effect: Aug. 19, 2024 - March 14, 2025
Routes: S Line
Maintenance on the SE corner of the garage, to include both ground and 2nd level floors, SE corner sidewalk and 6 - 10 parking spaces will be fenced off and not usable during this time.
Affected lines:
S Line
Affected lines:
S Line
Announcement
Ongoing
The Issaquah Transit Center Garage will experience a partial closure until further notice due to project work.
In effect: July 25, 9:01 a.m.
The Issaquah Transit Center Garage will experience a partial closure until further notice due to project work.
The 1st and 2nd floors are open and floors 3 & 4 will be closed until further notice.
At this time the length of the closure is unknown. Updates will be provided when available.
Announcement
Ongoing
Sounder Bike Restriction
In effect: Sep. 12, 9:13 p.m.
Routes: N Line & S Line
Due to safety concerns, bicycles and scooters are restricted on Sounder cars until further notice.
Only four bicycles and/or scooters are allowed per train car. Riders may only enter Sounder trains through doors with a bicycle symbol. Always follow any directions from the conductor.
Each Sounder train car has two tie-down spaces for riders to secure their bicycles or scooters. If the tie-down spaces are occupied, two additional riders may stand with their bikes or scooters. When standing, please stand by the doors near the tie-down area. Restrain your bike or scooter with one hand and hold on to a secure pole with the other. Do not lean, or secure, your bicycle or scooter to other secured bicycles or scooters. Remember, you may need to move your bicycle or scooter, so other riders can move about the train.
Only four bicycles and/or scooters are allowed per train car. Riders may only enter Sounder trains through doors with a bicycle symbol. Always follow any directions from the conductor.
Each Sounder train car has two tie-down spaces for riders to secure their bicycles or scooters. If the tie-down spaces are occupied, two additional riders may stand with their bikes or scooters. When standing, please stand by the doors near the tie-down area. Restrain your bike or scooter with one hand and hold on to a secure pole with the other. Do not lean, or secure, your bicycle or scooter to other secured bicycles or scooters. Remember, you may need to move your bicycle or scooter, so other riders can move about the train.
Announcement
Ongoing
Sumner parking closure starts Feb. 19 to make room for garage construction. 190 stalls to be closed.
In effect: Feb. 19, 3:00 a.m.
Routes: S Line
On Monday, Feb. 19, Sound Transit's contractor will close approximately 190 parking stalls at Sumner Station, to make room for garage construction. We expect the closure to last about two years. At least 110 stalls will always be available, including the 68 stalls in the lot north of Maple Street.
The work will be done in phases. During Phase 1, which may last several months, approximately 40 stalls will remain open in the station’s southwest triangle lot. This includes ADA stalls, motorcycle stalls and pick-up and drop-off stalls will be in this area. (There are also pick-up and drop-off spaces on Traffic Avenue.) During Phase 1, Narrow Street will be closed to through traffic at Maple Ave, and Academy Street will be closed to through traffic at Cherry Street.
We recommend passengers make alternate plans for getting to a Sounder station as detailed in earlier alerts, including driving to Puyallup Station, Bonney Lake Park-and-Ride Lot, walking or bicycling, or applying for a carpool permit. One new option for east Sumner residents to get to the station is the City's Commuter Connector residential loop shuttle that travels between East Sumner and the station.
Affected lines:
S Line
The work will be done in phases. During Phase 1, which may last several months, approximately 40 stalls will remain open in the station’s southwest triangle lot. This includes ADA stalls, motorcycle stalls and pick-up and drop-off stalls will be in this area. (There are also pick-up and drop-off spaces on Traffic Avenue.) During Phase 1, Narrow Street will be closed to through traffic at Maple Ave, and Academy Street will be closed to through traffic at Cherry Street.
We recommend passengers make alternate plans for getting to a Sounder station as detailed in earlier alerts, including driving to Puyallup Station, Bonney Lake Park-and-Ride Lot, walking or bicycling, or applying for a carpool permit. One new option for east Sumner residents to get to the station is the City's Commuter Connector residential loop shuttle that travels between East Sumner and the station.
Affected lines:
S Line