西雅图轻轨

这就是在西雅图战胜交通的方法。轻轨是无车旅行者的理想选择，也是西雅图南区游客最受欢迎的交通方式之一，轻轨可以在短短30分钟内将你从机场带到西雅图市中心。

轻轨是如何运行的？
西雅图机场附近的轻轨车站
付款方式
轻轨站地图
轻轨常见问题
轻轨站点

轻轨是如何运行的？

Link轻轨共有两条线路：

原1号线呈南北走向，沿线设有一站停靠西雅图-塔科马国际机场（SEA）。该线路从联邦路（Federal Way）延伸至林伍德（Lynnwood）。

新开通的2号线连接了西雅图以东的多个城市，包括贝尔维尤和雷德蒙德。

注意：如果您 在国际区/唐人街站或该站以北的任何站点上车，请务必注意您所乘坐的列车，因为这些列车运行在同一条线路上。如果您打算返回西雅图南区或机场，请务必避免误乘前往东区的列车！

西雅图机场附近的轻轨车站

三座交通便利的车站将西雅图南区与众多热门景点相连。您可以在西塔克/机场站、图克维拉国际大道站或安格尔湖站搭乘1号线，前往西雅图市区。向北直行即可抵达海鹰队和水手队的主场体育场、西雅图市中心、国会山以及华盛顿大学。

安格尔湖站和图克维拉国际大道站均设有“停车换乘”设施，您可在此免费停放车辆。此外，许多酒店还提供往返车站的免费接驳服务。更多详情请访问Sound Transit网站。

轻轨如何付费

乘坐Link轻轨有多种支付方式。

1. 轻触支付

若要使用实体卡，请查看您的 Visa、Mastercard、Discover Network 或 American Express 信用卡或借记卡上是否带有非接触式支付标识。将您的信用卡或借记卡轻触 ORCA 读卡器——就这么简单！  若要在手机或智能设备上通过 Apple Pay™、Google Pay™ 或 Samsung Pay™ 使用信用卡或借记卡，请确保在轻触读卡器前已将您的信用卡或借记卡添加至数字钱包。

了解更多关于“轻触支付”的信息。

2. 购买一张ORCA卡

这些便捷的卡片可用于乘坐轻轨、公交车和渡轮。只需往卡里充值，上车前在站台的任何 ORCA 卡读卡器上刷一下即可。西雅图地区的大多数公共交通工具都接受 ORCA 卡，包括社区公交（Community Transit）、埃弗里特公交（Everett Transit）、金县公交（King County Transit）、基茨普公交（Kitsap Transit）、皮尔斯公交（Pierce Transit）、海湾交通（Sound Transit）以及华盛顿州渡轮（Washington State Ferries）。

您可以在任何车站或通过myorca.com 在线购买 ORCA 卡。

了解有关 ORCA 卡的更多信息。

3. 购买车票

您可以在站台上购买单程票、往返票或全天通票。售票机支持现金及Visa或MasterCard等信用卡/借记卡支付。

了解所有支付方式。

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乘坐Link轻轨，您无需担心高峰时段的交通拥堵或延误。只需一路畅行，穿过南金县，直达市中心。

关于西雅图Link轻轨的常见问题

问：乘坐西雅图轻轨需要多少钱？

答：Sound Transit规定，除18岁及以下的青少年外，所有乘客均需支付车费。

成人（19至64岁）单程票价为3.00美元。日票价格为单程票价的两倍，且仅限购买当日使用。

低收入成人单程票价为1.00美元。 了解您是否符合申请ORCA LIFT卡的资格以及申领地点。

18岁及以下青少年乘坐所有Sound Transit服务均可免费。点击此处了解更多信息并申请免费青少年交通卡。

所有行程的Link单程长者/残障人士票价均为1.00美元。65岁及以上乘客和残障乘客凭 区域优惠票价许可证（RRFP）享受优惠票价。

问：西雅图的轻轨时速是多少？

答：Link轻轨的最高时速可达55英里。

问：乘坐西雅图轻轨需要如何付费？

答：您可以在上车前使用信用卡或借记卡在ORCA读卡器上“一触即付”，购买一张ORCA卡并充值，或者购买单程票、全天票或往返票。

问：是否可以从西雅图机场乘坐西雅图轻轨到91号码头？

答：可以，但大约需要75分钟。从西雅图机场前往西雅图91号码头，请从西雅图-塔科马国际机场站乘坐1号线至先锋广场站。然后在第三大道与詹姆斯街站换乘24路或33路公交车，前往马格诺利亚大桥与91号码头站。

问：是否可以从西雅图机场乘坐西雅图轻轨到66号码头？

答：是的，既方便又快捷。您可以从西雅图-塔科马国际机场站乘坐轻轨前往西雅图市中心的西湖站。从那里步行仅需10分钟即可抵达66号邮轮码头，沿途会经过西雅图市中心一个深受游客喜爱的区域。

问：从西雅图-塔科马国际机场乘坐轻轨到西雅图市中心需要多长时间？

答：从西雅图-塔科马国际机场（SEA）乘坐Link轻轨前往西雅图市中心大约需要35到40分钟。列车发车间隔约为8到15分钟（具体时间视一天中的不同时段而定），将您直接送达市中心核心地带，如先锋广场（Pioneer Square）和西湖中心（Westlake Center）等车站。这是前往市区的最便捷、最实惠的方式之一——无需担心交通拥堵。

提示：请从西雅图-塔科马国际机场站搭乘列车，该站通过停车场四楼的短廊道与机场相连。

问：西雅图-塔科马国际机场附近的轻轨车站在哪里？

答： 服务于西雅图-塔科马国际机场的主要轻轨站是 西雅图-塔科马/机场站，从机场主航站楼出发，只需穿过一段短暂的有顶通道即可到达。您只需按照指示牌，穿过4楼的停车场天桥，即可抵达站台。

如果您住在附近，南北方向的下一站——安格尔湖站和图克维拉国际大道站——也都能轻松前往机场酒店和换乘停车场。

提示：列车 每8至15分钟一班，三座车站均可直达西雅图市中心及华盛顿大学。

问：我能乘坐轻轨前往邮轮码头吗？

是的！您可以从西雅图-塔科马国际机场或其他车站乘坐轻轨直达西雅图市中心，该区域毗邻两大邮轮码头。

  • 前往66号码头（贝尔街码头）时，请在西湖站下车——步行约15分钟，或搭乘短途出租车/拼车即可抵达。
  • 前往91号码头（史密斯湾码头）时，同样需先抵达西湖，再搭乘5分钟的拼车或接驳车前往码头。这是开启阿拉斯加邮轮之旅便捷又实惠的方式。

提示： 对于抵达西雅图-塔科马国际机场（Sea-Tac）的邮轮旅客而言，轻轨 是最便捷且经济实惠的选择。

问：从西雅图-塔科马国际机场怎么去轻轨站？

答：从行李提取处出发，请沿Link轻轨的指示牌前行。找到16号行李传送带，上行一层至天桥层。穿过六号天桥后左转，穿过停车场即可到达轻轨站。轻轨站与天桥之间有免费电动穿梭车往返。了解更多。

轻轨站点及周边景点

Below is a list of all the stops on the 1 Line, along with a brief description of what's nearby. See our guide to Exploring Seattle Southside by Light Rail for specific information about what to do, eat, and see near the Angle Lake Station, SeaTac / Airport Station, and Tukwila International Boulevard Station.

Federal Way Downtown Station

There are quite a few restaurants and cafes near this station, as well as the Federal Way Performing Arts and Events Center (PAEC) and Town Square Park. Nearby, the Pacific Bonsai Museum and the Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden (which are next to each other) are a 15-minute bike ride or a 25-30 minute bus ride from the light rail station. With more than 1,500 parking spots, it's easy to park and ride north.

Star Lake Station

The neighborhood around this station in the City of Kent is primarily residential, with small eateries and convenience stores along Pacific Highway South. It offers an easy connection to the 1 Line, with more than a thousand parking spots in the Star Lake Station Garage.

Kent/Des Moines Station

This stop is right near Highline College, which offers green spaces, public art, and events. There is also a covered parking lot at this station. There are several notable places to get food and drinks nearby, including Just Poke and Happy Alley Coffee. The King County Metro Route 165 connects to the Des Moines Marina District.

Angle Lake Station

While this stop may feel urban, it's a short walk to two popular outdoor destinations. You can walk 10 minutes north to Angle Lake Park, a forested park with a freshwater lake and sandy beach, a legendary splash park for kids, and a killer view of Mt. Rainier. If you're up for an urban hike, head south to the Des Moines Creek Trail and follow it all the way to the Puget Sound shoreline. See our Urban Hiking Guide for details on this route.

SeaTac / Airport Station

This is the stop you'd get off at if you're taking a flight out of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). Getting inside the airport is a bit of a walk, but you'll likely be in the company of many other travelers. Additionally, this stop is conveniently located within walking distance of numerous hotels, car rental facilities, and restaurants.

Tukwila International Boulevard Station

The Tukwila/International Boulevard stop sits within a highly diverse neighborhood, where you can find delicious global cuisine within walking distance. You could also take a short bus ride to Westfield Southcenter, a shopping center with over 200 retailers and restaurants, a movie theater, and two bowling alleys.

Rainier Beach Station

Rainier Beach is primarily a residential neighborhood, but if you're game for an uphill walk, you can walk about 30 minutes to Kubota Garden, a tranquil Japanese garden with 20 acres of rolling hills, waterfalls, and koi-filled ponds.

Othello Station

Othello Station is surrounded by international cuisine. It's also close to Othello Playground and a short bus ride to Seward Park, a wooded peninsula that juts out into Lake Washington.

Columbia City Station

Columbia City is a charming, walkable neighborhood that's pleasant to walk through day and night. From the station, walk 10 minutes east to Rainier Ave., where you can find numerous cafes and restaurants. Stop at Columbia City Gallery to enjoy rotating art exhibits, or get tickets to a show at The Royal Room, where you can catch live jazz and other performances.

Mount Baker Station

Nothing’s more American than baseball and apple pie, and both can be found here. See where the historic Sick’s Baseball Stadium once stood (former home of the short-lived Seattle Pilots), then get yourself an apple pie from Baked from the Hart.

Beacon Hill Station

Right outside this station, you'll find a lively business district. Walk south on Beacon Avenue to check out numerous cafes and restaurants, ranging from casual and family-friendly to upscale date-night spots.

SODO Station

SODO is an industrial area with an eclectic mix of breweries and dive bars. It's also home to Emerald City Trapeze Arts, which offers classes and weekend performances. If you're a diehard Starbucks fan, the SODO Reserve store is located on the first floor of Starbucks’ global headquarters.

Stadium Station

This is the stop to get off at if you're heading to a sports game at Lumen Field or T-Mobile Park. Many fans arrive early to beat the crowds and get a bite at nearby watering. This is also the stop closest to Showbox SoDo, a popular venue for indie music, where many touring bands perform.

International District / Chinatown Station

Just south of downtown, Seattle Chinatown–International District reflects the city’s immigrant heritage. Stroll past historic buildings, family-run shops, and cultural landmarks that tell the story of generations who helped shape Seattle. Savor authentic Asian cuisine, browse bustling markets like Uwajimaya, and visit the Wing Luke Museum to connect with the neighborhood’s rich and resilient past.

Pioneer Square Station

In the heart of old Seattle, you can wander through an eclectic collection of art galleries, admire historic architecture, and take an underground tour to see where some of the earliest streets and buildings used to be. Pro tip: You can save money on some tours with the Seattle Southside Savings Pass.

University Street Station

This stop is just steps from two of Seattle’s most acclaimed cultural attractions: Benaroya Hall, home of the Seattle Symphony, and the Seattle Art Museum, featuring rotating exhibits and an impressive permanent collection.

Westlake Station

Walk a few blocks west of this station to the iconic Pike Place Market, where you can see the famous fish vendors and shop for fresh flowers, produce, and crafts. Continue to the Overlook Walk (just opened in 2024), where you'll get sweeping views of Puget Sound and the barges departing from the harbor. Alternatively, you could take the Seattle Center Monorail to the Space Needle and MoPop (Museum of Pop Culture).

Capitol Hill Station

This densely populated, walkable area is packed with trendy cafes and restaurants, eclectic shops, and numerous live music venues. If you visit during the day, stroll through Cal Anderson Park, next to the station. Or, walk 15 minutes north to elegant Volunteer Park, home to the Seattle Asian Art Museum and a small conservatory.

University of Washington Station

In town to watch some college football or visit the Husky Stadium? This is your stop. But don’t miss the gorgeous views of Lake Washington and Mt. Rainier (on a clear day) from along the waterfront trails that wind through campus.

U District Station

This stop is next to University Street, locally known as “The Ave”, where college students fill up on coffee and boba. Head up to campus to explore the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture and its collection of more than 16 million artifacts, or check out contemporary art at the Henry Art Gallery.

Roosevelt Station

Roosevelt Station sits in one of North Seattle’s most walkable neighborhoods. Just steps away, you’ll find indie cafés, vintage shops, and restaurants along Roosevelt Way and NE 65th Street. Green Lake Park is a short stroll away, offering a scenic escape for walking, jogging, or picnicking.

Northgate Station

Right outside the station, you can visit Northgate Station for shopping, dining, and entertainment. This stop is also close to the Kraken Community Iceplex, where you can go ice skating or watch the Seattle Kraken practice.

Shoreline South/148th Station

This stop is near many green spaces, such as Jackson Park Trail, a relatively easy 2.2-mile trail that winds past the Jackson Park Golf Course.

Shoreline North/185th Station

Around this station, you'll find a large parking garage and an adjacent bus station. You can take a short bus ride to Hamlin Park or visit many nearby restaurants.

Mountlake Terrace Station

This transit center connects to many different bus lines, which you can take to nearby attractions such as Terrace Creek Park or Nile Shrine golf course, or to local restaurants.

Lynnwood City Center Station

Just steps from the station, you’ll find easy access to shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences. The nearby Alderwood area offers major retailers, local eateries, and entertainment options.