the Canyon Park Park & Ride lot with two CT buses parked nearby

Expect changes at Canyon Park Park & Ride while the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) constructs the I-405/Brickyard to SR 527 Improvement Project. Construction will continue through 2027.

announcement Icon

Construction update: Building new Swift Green Line station and parking lot changes coming soon

What riders and Park & Ride users can expect:

  • Temporary Swift Green Line station: Swift riders will begin using the temporary station as the new station is constructed. The temporary station will be located just east of the existing Swift station location.
  • Vehicle entrance/exit: Follow signage for pathways to enter and exit the Park & Ride along 17th Ave SE. The entry and exit points will shift throughout construction.
  • Parking lot changes: Work areas will move around the parking lot. All vehicle traffic within the Park & Ride will follow one-way paths. Customers will need to watch for signage.
  • Walking paths: As work areas move, pedestrians will need to look for new marked pedestrian pathways to access the parking lot, local bus stops, and Swift station. During some phases, these pathways will be longer than typical; please plan for extra time.
  • Local bus stops: Access to the local bus stops on the south end of the Park & Ride will be maintained throughout this phase of construction.

When complete, Canyon Park Park & Ride will include:

  • New Swift Green Line station on 17th Ave SE.
  • New pedestrian bridge across I-405 between the Park & Ride and Bothell Everett Highway with access to the new center-freeway station for Sound Transit’s Stride Bus Rapid Transit (BRT).
  • Roundabout at the entrance of the Park & Ride on 17th Ave SE, including bike and pedestrian improvements.

For the next two years, you can expect:

  • Construction in marked zones.
  • Temporary Swift Green Line station locations until the new Swift station is built.
  • New entry and exit to the Park & Ride parking lot along 17th Ave SE at various times.
  • One-way travel through the parking lot.
  • Plenty of available parking, even with some parking stalls closed.
  • Marked pathways for people walking through the Park & Ride and between local bus stops and the Swift station.

What you should do during construction:

  • Give yourself extra time to find parking and walk to your stop.
  • Keep an eye out for signage and flaggers directing you to temporary stops, pathways, and driving lanes.
  • Visit the WSDOT webpage to learn more.
  • Sign up to receive project construction and night work notifications from WSDOT by emailing i405sr167program@wsdot.wa.gov with the subject line “Brickyard to SR 527.”
info Icon

For questions or concerns, contact WSDOT at: