Suggestions for Bus Stop near Seattle Central Business District, Seattle

Mike F. • June 16, 2012You can tell it's classy by the cigar shop right next to it.

David H. • December 5, 2013This bus stop is much safer than Pine St. The lights are always on at night.

Ryan G. • January 3, 2013Download the one bus stop app and then you can ignore the signs which are never right.

Skip O. • November 3, 2011You can hear the protesters and stay dry at the bus stop

Michael C. • April 15, 2013Safe bus stop. No worries!

MJ D. • July 12, 2014Most civilized bus stop ever - everyone lines up!

Matt E. • August 27, 2011Try the 358, it's a blast!

James J. • April 27, 2013Great bus stop right next to the university

Rachel S. • May 14, 2011You can count on the 5 bus up to shoreline and northgate being 5-15 minutes late. It is the bane of my existence.

Ted 3. • May 4, 2011Track your bus on One Bus Away

Stan R. • November 9, 2012Catch the 55 if you can and avoid the C Line whenever possible...

Sailor Mercury . • April 3, 2014Got to the stop a little early? Never fear! CityTarget or the Japanese Hot Dog stand are great time killers!

Dante M. • June 1, 2011Correction, this is the northbound stop servicing 5, 16, 26, 28, 49, 66, 120, 306, 308, 312, 358, 522

Jeff H. • May 22, 2011If you're waiting after a Sounders game, get comfortable- it'll be a while

Wine T. • May 21, 2013It's amazing how many people can't read a no smoking sign.

John B. • December 20, 2010Download the "OneBusAway" app for real time Seattle metro bus arrival/departure info.

Matthew R. • February 8, 2012Agree with Ted, I'd be lost without one bus away.

Kurt D. • March 29, 2018While waiting for a bus, always keep your eyes open. So many buses pass by so it can be easy to not see the one you’re waiting for.