Westlake station (Sound Transit)


Westlake
Light Rail and Bus Station

Westlake Station
Location 4th Avenue and Pine Street
Seattle, Washington
Coordinates 47°36′42.70″N 122°20′9.17″W / 47.6118611°N 122.3358806°W / 47.6118611; -122.3358806Coordinates: 47°36′42.70″N 122°20′9.17″W / 47.6118611°N 122.3358806°W / 47.6118611; -122.3358806
Owned by King County Metro
Line(s)

Bay A (Northbound):
King County Metro: 41, 71, 72, 73, 74
Bay B (Eastbound via SR-520):
King County Metro: 255
Bay C (Southbound):
King County Metro: 101, 102, 106, 150
Bay D (Eastbound via I-90):
Sound Transit Express: 550

Platforms 2 side platforms
Tracks 2
Connections Seattle Center Monorail (Connect at Westlake Center - 3rd Floor)
South Lake Union Streetcar (Connect at Westlake Avenue and Olive Way)
Construction
Parking Pay parking nearby
Disabled access Yes
History
Opened September 15, 1990 (bus service)
July 18, 2009 (Link Light Rail)
Rebuilt September 24, 2005 - September 24, 2007 (conversion to bus/rail joint service)
Services
Preceding station   Link Light Rail   Following station
Central LinkTerminus
TerminusUniversity Link Extension
Under construction

Westlake Station is a Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel Station in Downtown Seattle under Pine Street between Third and Sixth Avenues, served by Sound Transit and King County Metro buses and Central Link light rail trains. It is the northern terminus of Central Link until the opening of the University Link extension around 2016. It is completely underground, with entrances from Westlake Center, Nordstrom, Macy's and on Pine Street between 3rd and 4th. 8,700 daily Link light rail boardings are predicted for the year 2020.[1]

Facilities

The Metro Customer Stop provides customer information and sells transit passes. It is located on the west end of the mezzanine near Macy's[2]

Transit Connections

There is an elevator from the station to the Seattle Center Monorail at the third floor of Westlake Center. Several entrances are near the southern terminus of the South Lake Union Streetcar and near transfer points to surface buses toward Belltown, Queen Anne Hill, Magnolia, Fremont, Shoreline, Green Lake, and Redmond, among many other locations.

At the opening of Link Light Rail to the Eastside (projected as 2023), Westlake Station will serve both the Central Link and East Link lines.

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