The Bainbridge ferry crossing is about 45 min, the Bremerton is 1 hour. Depending on where you're headed and how many ferries you are going to miss, taking one or the other might save you some time.
Washington state’s 23-strong fleet of auto and passenger ferries is largest in the U.S., servicing 20 destinations and more than 23 million passengers each year. (From Aerial America) Read more
If you have more than a day or two in Seattle and the weather is fine, take a ferry ride. The views are stunning, and Bainbridge Island is charming and cute. A nice getaway from the city!
Gorgeous harbor views of Seattle for around $7 per person roundtrip. Grab lunch to go at Pike Place Market then hop a ferry to Bainbridge or Bremerton. Read more
Ticket kiosks INSIDE terminal. From elevators, you'll see this blue sign. Unless you only have cash, do NOT turn right. Save yourself a long walk. Go straight to terminal & use credit card at kiosks.
As the ferry captains have announced upon departure, nobody's going to steal your car during the trip. Don't set your car alarm. It will just annoy everyone who stays on the car deck during the trip.
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Turn OFF your car alarm... The rest of the car deck does NOT need to hear it blaring because you think someone is going to steal your car. We are on a boat crossing ocean water, really it's safe!!!!
If you have an iPad or iPhone you may want to check out NW Ferry in the app store for the latest schedules, fares, alerts, terminal cameras, etc. Read more
With current construction, if coming from I-90, drive north thru downtown (or take collector/distributor to Madison) then left on Madison and left into ferryline. Waiting on Alaska Way takes forever.