Parking at Lynnwood City Center to take light rail
If you're driving to Link service, here are some parking tips
Whether you’re going to work, a sporting event, SeaTac Airport, or just a day in Seattle, you can now ride light rail from Lynnwood. Of course, the best way to connect to the train is by bus, but if you’re driving, you should learn how to access the parking garage at Lynnwood City Center Station.
Sound Transit extended Link light rail on Aug. 30, with new stations at Lynnwood City Center (formerly Lynnwood Transit Center), Mountlake Terrace, Shoreline North/185th, and Shoreline South/148th.
You can access light rail at Lynnwood City Center by:
Pick-up or drop-off on Level B01 of the garage or north of the plaza just east of 46th Ave
Parking in the garage or at surface lots near the Ride Store and by the HOV ramp (see map)
Finding parking at Lynnwood City Center can be tricky, especially on weekdays. There are a lot of buses going in and out of the center, and you DO NOT want to accidentally drive into the bus loop! Please review the map below to understand where to park and how to access the light rail station and bus stops.
Pictured above is a map of Lynnwood City Center Station showing the light rail station, bus stops, Zip and DART drop-off and pick-up area, Ride Store, and access to the parking garage.
Garage parking tips
There are two vehicle entrances:
From 48th Ave W to Level B01 in the garage.
From 44th Ave W to Level 1 in the garage. Keep a lookout for the entrance here as it’s easy to miss and accessible only going eastbound on 44th.
If you drive into the center from 46th Ave you must turn at 202nd St or go onto the I-5 HOV ramp. Again, DO NOT drive into the bus loop!
ADA vans and oversized vehicles should enter from 48th Ave.
Use the marked pedestrian walkway. You will come and go out of the north side of the garage on level 1. Remember to follow the signs to get to your bus or the light rail station.
Allow extra time. Traveling from the upper floors of the garage and through the marked pedestrian walkway may take a few additional minutes. Plan your trip accordingly so you don’t miss your bus or train.
Written by Martin Munguia, Senior Manager - External Communications
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