Flip Your Trip 2026
Take the pledge. Get a $25 ORCA card!
Pledge to flip at least one drive-alone trip each week this fall by taking transit, biking, scooting, walking, carpooling, or vanpooling. You could even get a FREE $25 ORCA card to help you get started! See if you qualify below.
Not sure where to start? Explore the transportation resources on this page to find options that work for you. Get ready to save on gas, reduce the parking stress, and find a new favorite way to get around.
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North of Downtown Seattle
North Seattle & Shoreline
98103
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
RapidRide E Line Aurora Village/Shoreline/Bitter Lake/Green Lake/Fremont/ downtown Seattle. ⭐ High frequency route – buses every 6 minutes!
Route 5 — Shoreline/Broadview/Bitter Lake/Greenwood/Fremont/downtown Seattle
Route 28 — Carkeek Park/Crown Hill/Ballard/Fremont/downtown Seattle
Route 40 — Crown Hill/Ballard/Fremont/downtown Seattle
Route 62 — NE 65th Street/Green Lake/Wallingford/Fremont/South Lake Union/downtown Seattle
Local bus routes connecting to nearby light rail stations
RapidRide E Line Aurora Village/Shoreline/Bitter Lake/Green Lake/Fremont/ downtown Seattle. ⭐ High frequency route – buses every 6 minutes!
Route 5 — Shoreline/Broadview/Bitter Lake/Greenwood/Fremont/downtown Seattle
Route 28 — Carkeek Park/Crown Hill/Ballard/Fremont/downtown Seattle
Route 40 — Crown Hill/Ballard/Fremont/downtown Seattle
Route 62 — NE 65th Street/Green Lake/Wallingford/Fremont/South Lake Union/downtown Seattle
98115
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
Route 62 — Sand Point/Ravenna/Roosevelt/Green Lake/Wallingford/Fremont/downtown Seattle
Local link light rail stations – trains to downtown Seattle
every 4 minutes!
98125
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
Route 40 — Northgate/Crown Hill/Ballard/Fremont/downtown Seattle
Route 322 — Kenmore/Lake Forest Park/Lake City/Northgate/South Lake Union/ First Hill
Route 303 — Aurora Village Transit Center/Echo Lake/Meridian Park/Northgate/South Lake Union/First Hill/Cherry Hill
Local link light rail stations – trains to downtown Seattle
every 4 minutes!
Local bus routes connecting to nearby light rail stations
Shoreline South/148th Station
Route 522 — via Woodinville/Bothell/Kenmore/Lake Forest Park
Route 72 — via Lake City Way/ Victory Heights/Lake City/Jackson Park ⭐ High frequency route – buses every 10 minutes!
Route 65 — via Wedgewood/Meadowbrook/Lake City/ Jackson Park
Pinehurst Station
Route 77 — via Lake City/Victory Heights/Haller Lake/ Bitter Lake
Roosevelt Station
Route 77 — via Lake City/Maple Leaf/ U District
98155
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
Route 303 — Aurora Village Transit Center/Echo Lake/Meridian Park/Northgate/South Lake Union/First Hill/Cherry Hill
Route 322 — Kenmore/Lake Forest Park/Lake City/Northgate/South Lake Union/First Hill
Local link light rail stations – trains to downtown Seattle
every 4 minutes!
Local bus routes connecting to nearby light rail stations
Shoreline South/148th Station
Route 522 — via Woodinville/Bothell/Kenmore/Lake Forest Park
Route 345 — via Greenwood/Westminster/Parkwood
Route 333 — via Shoreline/Highlands/Evergreen
Route 365 — via 5th Ave NE
Shoreline North/185th Station
Route 365 – via 5th Ave NE
Park and Ride
If you live far from transit, consider starting your transit trip to Seattle from a park and ride. Find more information about park and rides in Snohomish County here.
Northgate Park and Ride A — Northgate Station Garage
120 NE 103rd St, Seattle
443 spaces — reserved parking permits available
Northgate Park and Ride B
10001 1st Ave NE, Seattle
139 spaces
Northgate Park and Ride C – Thornton Place Garage
3rd Ave NE & NE 100th St, Seattle
350 spaces
Shoreline South/148th Station
14711 5th Ave NE, Shoreline
500 spaces — reserved parking permits available
Shoreline North/185th Station
710 NE 185th St., Shoreline
494 spaces — reserved parking permits available
Lynnwood/Mountlake Terrace/ Edmonds Area
98036
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
ST Express Route 510 — Everett/downtown Seattle
Local Link light rail stations – trains to downtown Seattle
every 4 minutes
Local bus routes connecting to nearby light rail stations
Lynnwood City Center Station
Route 102 — via Edmonds/Seattle Heights/Cedar Valley
Route 120 — via Bothell/Canyon Park/Brier/Alderwood Manor
Swift Blue Line – via South Everett/Evergreen Way/Lake Stickney
Mountlake Terrace Station
Route 112 — via South Lynnwood/Alderwood Manor
98043
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
Route 510 — Everett/downtown Seattle
Local Link light rail stations – trains to downtown Seattle
every 4 minutes
Park and Ride
If you live far from transit, consider starting your transit trip to Seattle from a park and ride. Find more information about park and rides in Snohomish County here.
Lynnwood City Center Station
20201 46th Ave W, Lynnwood
1,891 spaces — reserved parking permits available
Mountlake Terrace Station
6001 236th St SW, Mountlake Terrace
870 space — reserved parking permit available
Everett Area
98201, 98203, 98204, 98208
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
ST Express Route 510 — Everett/downtown Seattle
Local Link light rail stations – trains to downtown Seattle
every 4 minutes
Sounder N Line — Everett/ Mukilteo/Edmonds/downtown Seattle
Local bus routes connecting to transit stations
Everett Station (transfer to bus or Sounder Train)
Route 201/202 — via Lakewood/Marysville/North Everett
Route 907 — via Stanwood/Smokey Point/Marysville (peak-only)
Swift Blue Line — via Evergreen Way/South Everett
Lynnwood City Center Station (transfer to Link light rail)
Route 201/202 — via Lakewood/Marysville/North Everett
Swift Blue Line — via South Everett/Evergreen Way/Lake Stickney
Park and Ride
If you live far from transit, consider starting your transit trip to Seattle from a park and ride. Find more information about park and rides in Snohomish County here.
Everett Station Park and Ride
3201 Smith Ave, Everett
993 spaces
Mukilteo Station
920 First St, Mukilteo
63 spaces
South Everett Freeway Station Park and Ride
1225 112th St SE, Everett
397 spaces
Ash Way Park and Ride
16327 Ash Way, Lynnwood
1,005 spaces
South of Downtown Seattle
South Park/Georgetown/Beacon Hill/SODO
98108
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
Route 36 — Othello Station/Beacon Hill/CID/downtown Seattle
Route 60 — White Center/Georgetown/Beacon Hill/First Hill/Capitol Hill
Route 124 — Tukwila International Boulevard Station/Boeing/Georgetown/ downtown Seattle
Route 131 /132 — South Park/SODO/downtown
Nearby Link light rail stations – trains to downtown Seattle
every 8 minutes
98134
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
Route 124 — Georgetown/Boeing area/downtown Seattle
Local Link light rail stations – trains to downtown Seattle
every 4 minutes
Park and Ride
If you live far from transit, consider starting your transit trip to Seattle from a park and ride. Find more information about park and rides in Snohomish County here.
Airport & Spokane Park and Ride
Airport Way S & S Spokane St
25 spaces
Tukwila International Boulevard Station
3651 Southcenter Blvd, Tukwila
600 spaces — reserved permitted parking available
West Seattle/Delridge/White Center
98106
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
RapidRide C Line — Westwood Village/West Seattle/Alaska Junction/downtown Seattle
RapidRide H Line — Delridge/Westwood Village/White Center/Burien/downtown Seattle
Route 21 — Westwood Village/High Point/West Seattle/downtown Seattle
Route 113 — Shorewood/White center/downtown Seattle
98168
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
RapidRide H Line — Delridge/White Center toward Downtown Seattle
Route 132 — Riverton/South Park/Highland Park/downtown Seattle
Park and Ride
Southwest Spokane Street Park and Ride
3599 26th Ave SW, Seattle
55 spaces
Olson Place & Myers Way Park and Ride
9240 2nd Ave SW, Seattle
100 spaces
Southeast Seattle/Skyway
98178
Your direct bus routes to downtown Seattle
Local Link light rail stations – trains to downtown Seattle
every 8 minutes
Tukwila International Boulevard Station
Rainier Beach Station
Park and Ride
Community Bible Fellowship
11227 Renton Avenue S, Seattle
29 spaces
Tukwila Park and Ride
13445 Interurban Ave S, Tukwila
255 spaces
Tukwila International Boulevard Station
3651 Southcenter Blvd, Tukwila
600 spaces – reserved permitted parking available
Frequently Asked Questions
Flip Your Trip is a program by the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) to encourage and support the use of transit, ridesharing, walking, biking, and scooting. Learn more about transportation options at FlipYourTrip.org.
People who meet the following criteria are eligible to receive a pre-paid ORCA card.
- 19 years or older
- People who live or work in any of the following zip codes: 98103, 98115, 98125, 98155, 98043, 98037, 98036, 98087, 98204, 98208, 98201, 98203, 98134, 98108, 98106, 98168, 98178
- People who drive alone regularly (1/week or more) to downtown Seattle
- People who drive alone regularly (1/ week or more) from downtown Seattle
- Have NOT participated in any previous Flip Your Trip 2025 or 2026 campaign
- People are eligible if they participated in previous Center City or West Seattle campaign
- Do NOT have an employer-provided transit pass
Please allow up to 2 weeks for mailing after you submit the Flip Your Trip pledge.
So. Many. Places! The ORCA card can be used to ride the bus on King County Metro, Sound Transit, Pierce Transit, Community Transit, Everett Transit, and Kitsap Transit. Prefer to ride the rails? Your pass will work on Link light rail, the Sounder train, Seattle Streetcar and the Seattle Center Monorail. You can also use on-demand transit services including King County Metro Flex, Community Transit Zip Shuttle, the Pierce Transit Runner and Kitsap Transit On-Demand Shuttle. For water lovers, you can set sail on the King County Water Taxi, and Kitsap Transit Foot and Fast Ferry.
Yes! Your card is pre-loaded with $25.
If you have any issues using your card, please contact us at info@FlipYourTrip.org.
No. This is a regular adult fare ORCA card loaded with $25. If you would like to sign up for an ORCA Reduced Fare card, please visit the website here to apply: Apply for a Reduced Fare ORCA Card.
If you would like to manage your new card, visit myORCA.com, or you can also download the myORCA app for iPhone or Android, visit an in-person retail store, vending machine, or customer service location, or call 888-988-6722 (TTY: 711), Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (closed weekends and holidays).
Learn more here.
Unfortunately, it’s not possible to transfer the $25 to an existing card.
You cannot transfer funds or a different pass from another ORCA card to this one. However, you may load your new card with e-purse funds at an ORCA vending machine, online, or at the ORCA customer service counter, using cash or a debit or credit card. Visit myorca.com/reload-my-card for more information.
Please report lost or stolen cards to info@FlipYourTrip.org so we can deactivate the card. Unfortunately, we typically cannot issue a replacement card to Flip Your Trip participants.
Yes, your ORCA card will work on King County Water Taxi, Kitsap Transit Foot Ferry, and Kitsap Transit Fast Ferry, and on the Washington State Ferry.