Everett Transit

Are you headed to the Belgium vs. Egypt match at Seattle Stadium on Monday, June 15?

Taking the Sounder train from Everett Station is a great way to avoid traffic and expensive parking. Everett Station has three large parking lots with plenty of available spaces (see map). Or, take local service from Everett Transit, Community Transit, Island Transit, or Skagit Transit to access the station.

Sounder trains leave Everett Station at 6:15 a.m., 7:15 a.m., 7:45 a.m., and 9:45 a.m. A return Sounder trip will depart Seattle about one hour after the match ends. Regularly scheduled return Sounder trips are also available.

To plan your trip:
Use the online Trip Planner: https://www.soundtransit.org/tripplanner
Use our online schedules: https://www.everetttransit.org/101/Schedules
Parade information: https://www.seahawks.com/news/seahawks-world-champions-parade-to-be-held-on-wednesday-february-11

We're gearing up for another day of FREE SHUTTLES for the SEA26 Waterfront Watch Party this afternoon at Boxcar Park.

Today's free shuttle from Everett Station to Boxcar Park begins at 3:45 p.m. and will run both directions every 15 minutes. Shuttles will run every 5 minutes back to Everett Station for two hours after the match ends.

Did you know that many of our Everett Transit routes stop at Everett Station? That means you can reach the shuttle from nearly anywhere in Everett using routes 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 18, 19, and 29.
Or, you can park for free in one of our commuter lots!

Learn more about the free shuttle: https://everetttransit.org/448/Fare-Free-Shuttles

Learn more about the Waterfront Watch Parties: https://www.visiteverett.com/1525/Official-SEATTLEFWC26-Fan-Zone

Are you an Everett Transit fan or a photography enthusiast? We want to see your photos!

As part of Ride Transit Month, we’re hosting an Everett Transit photo contest. Send us your photo featuring an Everett Transit bus during the month of June to enter (deadline is 11:59 p.m. on June 30). Photos can be submitted to Everett Transit via Facebook Messenger or by email at [email protected].

Photo contest winners will be selected by a panel of Everett Transit judges. We’ll contact winners by email or Facebook – depending on the entry method. Each prize will include a $30 ORCA card and other great goodies!

Everett Transit employees and their immediate family members or household members are not eligible to win.

Everett's first SEA26 Waterfront Watch Party is TODAY — and we have a free and easy way to get you there.

Take our free shuttle from Everett Station to Boxcar Park. The shuttle begins running at 9:45 a.m., and will run both directions every 15 minutes. Shuttles will run every 5 minutes back to Everett Station for two hours after the match ends.

Did you know that many of our Everett Transit routes stop at Everett Station? That means you can reach the shuttle from nearly anywhere in Everett using routes 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 18, 19, and 29.

Or, you can park for free in one of our commuter lots!

Learn more about the free shuttle at https://everetttransit.org/448/Fare-Free-Shuttles

Parking will be tight in Downtown Everett this month with the SEA26 Waterfront Watch Parties, folks traveling to soccer matches in Seattle, graduation ceremonies at the Angel Of The Winds Arena, sporting events, cultural events, and more!

Everett Station has a large amount of free parking so that you can leave your car and take a free shuttle to the Waterfront Watch Parties, take transit to Seattle, or travel to another event.

Parking is available in Lot A across Smith Avenue from Everett Station, in Lot B south of the Community Transit Swift bays, or in Lot C across the railroad tracks (accessible via pedestrian bridge with elevator).

Or, you can entirely eliminate the need for parking by taking Everett Transit, Community Transit, Sound Transit, Skagit Transit or Island Transit to the station.

Learn more about the Waterfront Watch Party shuttles here: https://everetttransit.org/448/Fare-Free-Shuttles
Learn more about Everett Station parking here: https://everetttransit.org/153/Driving-Directions-Parking

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Everett Station serves as a major transportation hub for Snohomish County.

You’ll see Amtrak and Sounder trains rolling through — along with buses from Everett Transit, Community Transit, Sound Transit, Island Transit, and Skagit Transit.

The Everett Transit Customer Service Office is also located at Everett Station, with trip planning, ORCA services, and more available Monday-Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Like this post AND comment below to enter this week’s Ride Transit Month drawing. We’d love to hear how you use Everett Station.

Looking for a fun and easy way to watch some soccer in Everett?

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Everett Transit will provide a free shuttle service to Everett’s SeatleFWC26 Waterfront Watch Parties on June 11, 12, 18, and 19!

The free shuttles will operate both directions between Everett Station and the Everett waterfront, with stops in downtown Everett.

Free parking is available at Everett Station, and paid parking is available at Everpark Garage (2815 Hoyt Avenue) in Downtown Everett. Riders can also connect to the shuttle at Everett Station using a variety of Everett Transit, Sound Transit, Community Transit, Skagit Transit, and Island Transit routes.

Learn more about Everett Transit’s free shuttles for the SeatleFWC26 Waterfront Watch Parties at everetttransit.org/Shuttles.