Article 6YWN4 Friday Roundtable: Seafair Festival Weekend Transit

Friday Roundtable: Seafair Festival Weekend Transit

by
Michael Smith
from Seattle Transit Blog on (#6YWN4)

The annual Seafair Festival Weekend is next week on August 1-3 at Genesee Park. Festivities include an air show, hydroplane races, and a classic car show. Event organizers are encouraging attendees to use public transportation.

For most people, the Link 1 Line will be the best option. The closest station is Columbia City. Route 106 also stops next to Columbia City Station. From there, the festivities are a 20 minute walk away. Alternatively, Seafair is providing a free shuttle to and from the station between 9am and 6pm. Route 50 also runs between Columbia City station and the Genesee Park.

Route 7 stops at Rainier Ave & S Genesee St, a 10 minute walk from the park. The new northbound bus only lanes should make it a reliable option when leaving the event.

Route 50 stops right next to Genesee Park. Due to the route's 30 minute frequency and the expected traffic in the area, it is probably only the best option for attendees coming from West Seattle or Seward Park.

IMG_5388-1.jpg?resize=525%2C888&ssl=1Seafair Shuttle Pick Up Location Map

Bicycle parking is available near the Main Entrance in Genesee Park. The Rainier Valley Greenway crosses Genesee St on 37th Ave. Genesee St has painted bike lanes in both directions.

For those who plan to drive, limited parking is available for $55 per day. An ADA parking lot is located at S Genesee St & 43rd Ave S. Be sure to allow extra time for your trip as all streets in the area will be congested.

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