2 天之前 · Sounder train alert Home; Ride with us; Service alerts; Ticket Vending Machines at King St, Kent, Auburn, Sumner, Puyallup, South Tacoma, and Lakewood stations are experiencing a partial network outage until further notice. ... Passengers can still use cash to purchase paper tickets. Additional information will be provided as it becomes ...

Passengers are required to purchase a paper ticket, use a mobile ticket, or tap their ORCA card (and receive a valid permit to travel) before boarding trains. Sound Transit fare inspectors or police officers randomly board trains and check for valid proof-of-payment, issuing warnings or fines to passengers without valid proof-of-payment.

Look for one of the ORCA (One Regional Card for All) pass stations or Ticket Vending Machines to buy a paper ticket. Once you purchase your ticket, hold it over the yellow reader as you enter the train platform.

The Sounder commuter rail system comprises two lines that total 81.8 miles (131.6 km) in length and serve twelve stations. [1] [5] King Street Station in Downtown Seattle is the system's central hub and the terminus of both lines.The N Line serves three stations and terminates in Everett; the S Line serves eight stations and terminates in Lakewood, with some trips ending in Tacoma. [5]

The Sounder commuter train runs from Lakewood to Tacoma, Puyallup, Sumner, Auburn, Kent, Tukwila, Downtown Seattle and Everett. With so much service area, the Sounder train helps you easily choose alternative transportation modes that get you where you need to go while saving money and lowering carbon emissions.

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Sounder trains give commuters a dependable, congestion-free commute to and from Seattle. Sounder runs four round-trip trains every weekday between Everett and Seattle with stops in Mukilteo and Edmonds. Ten round-trip trains run every weekday between Tacoma and Seattle, including six round trips that also serve South Tacoma and Lakewood.

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Passengers are required to purchase a paper ticket, use a mobile ticket, or tap their ORCA card (and receive a valid permit to travel) before boarding trains. Sound Transit fare inspectors or police officers randomly board trains and check for valid proof-of-payment, issuing warnings or fines to passengers without valid proof-of-payment.

Sounder Commuter Rail is the commuter railway that runs limited and primarily peak direction rush hour service on two lines either north and south of Seattle. The system uses Bombardier BiLevel Cars and F59PHI Locomotives operated under contract by …