The Biggest Match Yet: Take Transit to USA vs. Belgium
Taking transit lets you focus on the match, not the drive.
From the first whistle to the final buzzer, transit is part of the game plan. Learn how riding transit can make getting to and from major sporting events easier, more affordable, and less stressful.
The knockout rounds are here, and Seattle will host Team USA's biggest match of the tournament. Here's how Community Transit can help you get in on the action, whether you watch the match in person or go to a watch party.
Getting to Seattle Stadium (Lumen Field) on transit is easy. Give yourself extra time. Buses and trains will be busy, especially before and after the match.
Here are some ways to travel from Snohomish County to the game or fan activities in Seattle using buses, light rail, and trains.
Planning your trip
The best way to plan your trip is to use our Plan My Trip tool. Want to know where your bus is? Use our Find My Bus tool to see real-time status updates. *
*Data from Plan My Trip and Find My Bus tools is the same data found in apps like Google Maps, One Bus Away, and Transit App. If you prefer to use those, go right ahead.
Take Link light rail from Lynnwood City Center Station
Lynnwood City Center Station is the northernmost station on the Link light rail network. A trip from here to the stadium is about 35 minutes, and you don’t have to worry about traffic. Take the 1 or 2 Line to:
If you’re riding the 1 Line, you can also exit at Stadium Station. Link 2 Line does not stop at Stadium Station.
Click here for a full list of bus routes serving Lynnwood City Center station and nearby Link stations.
Zip Alderwood Shuttle Service expanded hours
Zip Alderwood Shuttle, our on-demand rideshare service, can also connect you to Lynnwood City Center Station. Zip Shuttle hours in Alderwood have been expanded during the tournament, with hours until 2 a.m. every day between June 1 and July 12.
Take the Sounder train to Seattle
If you’re traveling from downtown Everett, Mukilteo, or Edmonds, consider taking the Sounder passenger train to King Street Station in Seattle, which is a short walk to Seattle Stadium. Sounder rail service will have game-day train schedules on Seattle match days.
Watch parties around Snohomish County
Ride transit to local watch parties listed below. Click the links to view the nearest stop and the route that will take you there.
July 6
WC'26 Viewing Party - Round of 16 at Snohomish Sports Dome
Second St. & Maple Ave | Route 271 | 8 min walk
Meet Me in Arlington Watch Party - Round of 16 at Centennial Bar & Grill
N Olympic Ave & E 2nd St | Routes 220, 230 | 4 min walk
How to pay your fare
ORCA Tap to Pay lets you pay your fare with:
ORCA also offers three-day passes for the tournament as well as its regular monthly pass and e-purse options. Cash is accepted on Community Transit routes. Please bring exact change.
On Swift bus rapid transit lines, you can buy tickets at station ticket vending machines with cash or credit cards before boarding. At Link light rail and Sounder stations, buy tickets at vending machines before boarding.
We are here to help you travel
If you need help scheduling your trip, contact Customer Care:
Visit the Ride Store at Lynnwood City Center Station for in-person assistance. Ride Store staff can help you:
- Plan your trip
- Buy ORCA cards and passes
- Learn how to pay your fare
- Get information about transit service during the tournament