Suggestions for Rail Station near Pioneer Square, Seattle
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Aja H. • July 26, 2019The gallery upstairs is excellent. A hidden gem in this beautiful old building
Chris M. • March 26, 2013Weak WiFi signal but I guess it would be a nice building. Unfortunately, its under construction right now. But very friendly staff.... Help you with everything
Jaime V. • June 2, 2010Don't forget to tap your ORCA Card. If you have an ORCA card, it’s your ticket for riding Sounder – but you must tap it when you get on and off the train. Every ORCA card must be tapped every time,
ÜberBrunch R. • September 13, 2012The turkey and havarti sandwich from the cafe car is actually pretty decent.
Beth B. • July 13, 2018So much fun to take the train from Seattle to Portland. The price and views #priceless.
Trista R. • August 3, 2013Take the train from Seattle Everett or beyond. It runs all along the water and there are also beautiful hidden ponds, trails, and beaches, as well as an old shipwreck.
Eric T. • January 15, 2011Although it seems long overdue, at last Amtrak Cascades is now making a Wi-Fi service available this month (January 2011). Another great reason to consider rail travel. See Facebook link for details.
Isaac S. • March 31, 2011The red is the Hahn 2007 cabernet. The white is Chateau St. Michelle 2008 chardonnay.
Melinda A. • May 11, 2013On a sunny day you may see "the boys" tanning at the clothing optional beach at Woodway (between Point Wells and Edmonds.)
Diane K. • April 26, 2013Just opened after the renovation. They did a beautiful job on this historic building. It even smells new!
April G. • April 25, 2013Renovation complete. If you purchased your tix online don't check in at the desk. Wait for the porter to dish out seating assignments.
Sean W. • July 1, 2013Take the tables by the left side of the train leaving from Seattle to Everett and right side going from Everett to Seattle water view and power outlets
Windows Live Photo Gallery • October 29, 2010From 3rd and James, take the escalator down into the tunnel. Walk all the way to the railing overlooking, center your camera, and shoot. For best results, use a low light setting or crank your ISO.
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