As a transportation hub, Seattle’s Chinatown-International District is easily accessible by Link Light Rail, Metro bus, First Hill streetcar, Sounder train at King Street Station, or a short walk to the Seattle Ferry Terminal and Downtown.
In Chinatown-ID, you can conveniently access an array of parking options, including street parking, public and private garages. Whether you decide to drop by for a quick grocery errand or spend the afternoon having dim sum, the options are endless. Use the interactive map below to discover parking options.
Easily accessible, especially after home games, public transportation to and from the Chinatown-ID is the way to go. Just tap your ORCA card or purchase a ticket towards your destination. Click the options below to begin planning your trip!
Take the Sound Transit Link Light Rail or Express bus to and from the Downtown corridor and across Seattle metropolitan neighborhoods.
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Take the Sounder Train to stadium games and CID events, all the way up north from Everett and down South from Lakewood/Tacoma.
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As Puget Sound region's largest public transportation agency, Metro buses move thousands of riders across the Greater Seattle region everyday, with dozens of routes stopping through the C-ID neighborhood.
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The First Hill Streetcar connects the diverse and vibrant residential neighborhoods and business districts of Capitol Hill, First Hill, Yesler Terrace, Central Area, Chinatown-International District, and Pioneer Square.
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WSDOT ferries runs ten routes serving 20 terminals located around Puget Sound and in the San Juan Islands. A short transfer from the ferry dock will guide you towards Chinatown-ID.
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Scooter share and bike share allows visitors and locals alike the flexibility in choosing where to go and how to get there. Discover a plethora of bike & scooter share options across C-ID and by Hing Hay Park.
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What is there left to do after exploring the neighborhood? Stay in and relax! Accommodations from inexpensive and quick, to historic are just within blocks of the center of the neighborhood.
If you are staying in the Downtown area, don't worry - public transit only takes a few minutes to Chinatown-ID! Convenience and accessibility is just around the corner.
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