Find train tickets to Seattle
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Cheapest day | Wednesday |
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Most expensive day | Tuesday |
Average price (round-trip) | $56 |
Average price (one-way) | $29 |
Top tips for finding Seattle train tickets
- Located in a building that dates back to the early 1900s, King Street Station is the main train station in Seattle. It offers a selection of amenities and facilities for passengers, including drinking fountains, sitting areas, and public restrooms. There are outlets for you to charge your electronic devices, as well as vending machines if you would like to purchase a snack or drink. You will also find a few ATM machines in case you need to take out some cash.
- Those that will be traveling with Amtrak to Seattle have the right to bring a small pet on board with them. Keep in mind that you must always keep your furry friend in an animal carrier when they are on the train and that they cannot be brought into the food car. Service animals are always welcome on board no matter their size, and they do not need to be in a carrier.
- Train tickets to Seattle that are sold through Amtrak allow travelers to bring a certain amount of luggage with them for free. For example, you will be able to have two personal items and two carry-on items with you, which you can either store under your seat or in an overhead compartment. You may also have two suitcases and can bring up to two additional suitcases by paying an extra fee.
- Seattle is a major hub for both tourism and business, which has resulted in the area having quite a bit of traffic. By booking a train to Seattle, you can avoid getting caught in congestion while either driving or taking a bus and can instead relax and enjoy the scenery.
- Looking for cheap train tickets to Seattle? 25% of our users found round-trip tickets to Seattle for the following prices or less: From Everett $42, from Bellingham $43, from Vancouver $59
- Seattle's most searched train station on KAYAK is Seattle King Street Station. It is located 1 mile from the city center.
- You will generally catch the best train deals if you travel to Seattle in the evening.
FAQs when traveling to Seattle by train
What is the most popular train station in Seattle?
Seattle King Street Station and Seattle Ferry - Pier 69 are the most searched stations in Seattle by KAYAK users.
Which train companies travel to Seattle?
Amtrak is the only train company serving Seattle.
How long is the train journey to Seattle from the closest popular cities?
Bellingham to Seattle - 2h 26m
Vancouver to Seattle - 4h 25m
Vancouver to Seattle - 3h 07m
Everett to Seattle - 1h 20m
What options do I have for traveling from King Street Station to downtown Seattle?
There are a few different ways that you can travel from King Street Station to downtown Seattle. One of the quickest options is to drive, which will normally take you around 5min in total. You can also choose to walk, a trip that will take approximately 15 to 20min. Public transportation typically cannot be used to travel between these two locations.
Where should I go if I would like to take a day trip by train from Seattle?
If you would like to go on a day trip from Seattle, consider heading to Tacoma, Washington, a city that is directly on the banks of Puget Sound and is popular for its many interesting art museums. You can also visit Portland, Oregon, which is famous for its many bicycle paths, parks, and coffeehouses. Vancouver, British Columbia is another fun place to visit, with its scenic mountains and thriving music industry.
Will I have access to free Wi-Fi on my train to Seattle?
Many of the trains to Seattle are operated by Amtrak, which usually has free and unlimited Wi-Fi for passengers. You can connect to Wi-Fi on most portable electronic devices, like tablets, laptops, and smartphones. Once you connect to the network, simply go to the Amtrak website to finish the connection process. Your seat will likely have its own outlet which can be used to keep all of your devices charged during your journey.
Does King Street Station offer any facilities or services for individuals with limited mobility?
King Street Station has a few services to help those with limited mobility travel as smoothly as possible. All of the station's restrooms, platforms, waiting rooms, and ticket offices are accessible for individuals in wheelchairs. There is also a wheelchair lift to help travelers board their train. If you will need additional help, station employees are always there to assist you with anything you may need. Make sure to contact the station ahead of time so they will have an employee waiting for you.
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