Link Light Rail Construction

Lynnwood Transit Center parking map

Sound Transit's Link light rail construction has changed the layout of parking at the Lynnwood Transit Center. Please refer to the map below for approved parking areas. 

The closed portion of the parking lot will be the site of the future parking garage for the Lynnwood City Center light rail station. Construction of the garage is expected to take approximately two and a half years, opening in spring 2023.

Additional parking changes are expected in the coming year as construction advances.  

Thank you for your patience as we work toward integrating our bus service with future light rail service in Snohomish County. 

For questions or comments, please contact Sound Transit: 206-398-5300 - lynnwoodlink@soundtransit.org

24-hour construction hotline: 888-298-2395

Scriber Creek Trail to Close for Two Years, Intermittent Closures for the Interurban Trail

Due to Sound Transit Link light rail construction, both the Scriber Creek and Interurban trails will be closed at various times over the next two years. For a detour route and specific dates, please see below. 

Interurban Trail Closures (planned)
- April 2021
- May-October 2022

Scriber Creek Trail Closure
- September 14, 2020 through September 2022 (two years)

As of March 7, the new Mountlake Terrace Transit Center Bus Loop and Parking Lot are now open

The new bus loop and parking lot on the east side of the Mountlake Terrace Transit Center are now open. The current bus loop is closed for the construction of Sound Transit’s Link light rail Mountlake Terrace Station.

The new bus loop will be in use until Link light rail opens in 2024.

Please refer to the map below for new bus stop information.

• Routes 111, 112, 119 and King County Metro 347: use Bay 1 in the new bus loop
• Routes 810, 871: use Bay 3, and Stops #3266 and #2644 on 236^th St SW in front of the new bus loop and parking lot
• Route 130: use Bay 3, Bay 4 and Stop #2644

The transit center parking garage and freeway station (Bays 6-7) remain open.

Customers transferring between the new bus loop and Bays 6-7 at the freeway station should prepare for a total walking time of approximately 7 minutes.