Get around Belltown, Uptown, Denny Triangle, and SLU with your pal, Sal.
Whether you are heading to the grocery store, visiting a local business, meeting a friend, or running a quick errand, you have great options right in your area. Flip Your Trip at least once a week to car-free options with easy and affordable ways to get around. Join your neighbors and leave the expensive gas and parking hassle behind!
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Check out the information below to sail past Seattle traffic and make getting to and from Uptown, Belltown, South Lake Union or Denny Triangle a breeze.
Frequent transit routes come every 15 minutes or more frequently for most of the day!
Trying to get downtown? Every route listed below (except Route 8) connects you to Downtown Seattle and Link light rail at Westlake Station.
Denny Triangle + South Lake Union Connections
Belltown + Uptown Connections
Use these routes to connect to your closest Link light rail or Seattle’s Sounder commuter train station.
Link light rail 1 Line (Lynnwood to Federal Way) and 2 Line (Lynnwood to Downtown Redmond) serve these stations:
Capitol Hill Station
King Street Station + International District/Chinatown Station
Every route that serves King Street Station + International District/Chinatown Station also serves Westlake Station.
The Sounder N Line and Sounder S Line both serve King Street Station. Link light rail 1 Line and 2 Line serve International District/Chinatown Station.
U District Station
Westlake Station
King County Metro routes 5, 40, 62, and 70 listed above also serve Westlake Station.
If you live far from transit, consider starting your transit trip from a park and ride to connect to the neighborhood with direct bus service. Find more detailed information, such as transit near each park and ride here.
Park-and-rides with direct service to Denny Triangle and South Lake Union
Check out more transit options, find trip planners, and learn how to pay on our Transit + ferry page. Looking for ways to get around the neighborhood by bike, walking, rolling or scooter? Find all the ways to get around at FlipYourTrip.org.