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• Sound Transit services will operate on a modified schedule Wednesday, December 31 and Thursday, January 1 due to the New Year's holiday.
  
  December 31 - New Year's Eve
  
  1 Line : Service will run on extended weekday schedule.
  
  2 Line : Service will run on weekday schedule.
  
  T Line : Service will run on weekday schedule.
  
  January 1 - New Year's
  
  1 Line: Service will run on Sunday schedule.
  
  2 Line : Service will run on Sunday schedule.
  
  T Line : Service will run on Sunday schedule.
  
• SeaTac Airport Station 2nd pedestrian bridge elevator construction begins January 8, 2025.
  
  Beginning January 8, 2025, through 2026, construction will take place at SeaTac Airport Station to add a new elevator to the pedestrian bridge. The new elevator will provide an additional option for passengers to travel from the pedestrian bridge to the pickup/drop off parking lot adjacent to the station. During construction, passengers can expect pedestrian walkways to occasionally be blocked or narrowed, and access to the current elevator periodically interrupted.
  
  During times where pedestrian walkways are blocked and elevator access is unavailable, passengers may catch the Rapid Ride A Line bus from SeaTac Airport Station to Tukwila International Boulevard Station in order to use the 1 Line.
  
  The pedestrian bridge from the station to the airport will be unaffected and available throughout the duration of this project.
  
  Beginning February 10, 2025 half of the passenger pick up/drop off area will be closed, as will some parts of the plaza near the stairs and existing elevator as equipment begins to come in for construction of the new elevator.
  
  Additional information about changes in elevator accessibility will be provided as it comes available.
• Elevator outage at University of Washington Station. The elevator at the Husky Stadium exit serving the street (Montlake Blvd NE), pedestrian bridge, and platform is out of service.
  
  To ride the 1 Line:
  
  1. Take the elevator located directly across from the out of service unit down to the platform.
  
  To exit the station:
  
  1. Take the nearby elevator located directly across from the out of service unit up to the street or pedestrian bridge to Montlake Blvd NE.
• From 11 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 2, until end of service on Sunday, Jan. 4, 1 Line Shuttle buses will replace trains between Capitol Hill and Stadium stations.
  
  Sound Transit is upgrading signaling equipment in downtown Seattle stations to improve system reliability.
  
  1 Line trains will arrive every 15 minutes between Lynnwood City Center and Capitol Hill stations, and every 15 minutes between Stadium and Federal Way Downtown stations.
  
  1 Line Shuttle buses will arrive at closed stations every 10-15 minutes. Below are shuttle stops for affected stations:
  
  Capitol Hill
  - to Federal Way: Broadway & E Denny Way - Bay 4
  
  Westlake
  - to Lynnwood: 3rd Ave & Pine St
  - to Federal Way: Pine St & 5th Ave
  
  Symphony
  - to Lynnwood: 3rd Ave & Union St
  - to Federal Way: 3rd Ave & Union St
  
  Pioneer Square
  - to Lynnwood: 3rd Ave & James St
  - to Federal Way: 3rd Ave & James St
  
  International District/Chinatown
  - to Lynnwood: 4th Ave S & S Jackson St
  - to Federal Way: 5th Ave S & S Weller St
  
  Stadium
  - to Lynnwood: SODO Busway & S Royal Brougham Way
• Elevator and Escalator upgrades at Int'l Dist/Chinatown Station
  
  Sound Transit continues to upgrade elevators and escalators at International District/Chinatown Station. See below for current service status during the improvement process.
  
  Exit A - to 5th Ave S & S Jackson St:
  • Elevator 901 to Lynnwood platform – in service
  • Elevator 902 to Federal Way platform – in service
  • Escalator 901 from Lynnwood platform – out of service
  • Escalator 902 from Federal Way platform – out of service
  
  Exit B – to 5th Ave S & King St:
  • Elevator 904 to Federal Way platform – Currently out of service (Updated 10/20)
  • Escalator 903 from Lynnwood platform – in service
  • Escalator 904 from Federal Way platform – in service
  • Elevator 903 to Lynnwood platform – in service
  • Southeast stairwell to/from Lynnwood platform – closed
  
  
  Passengers who need assistance while at a Sound Transit station, can call or text Security at (206) 398-5268.
• Mount Baker Station Elevator 2 will be unavailable from 6:00 a.m. through 2:30 p.m. on Tue, Dec 30 due to scheduled maintenance. Please see additional information on how to access the 1 Line.
  
  To Federal Way, passengers requiring elevator service must go to another station.
  
  To ride the 1 Line:
  
  1. Take the elevator up to the Lynnwood platform.
  2. Take the 1 Line to Beacon Hill Station.
  3. At Beacon Hill Station, transfer to the Federal Way platform.
  
  Passengers requiring elevator service CANNOT exit from the Federal Way platform.
  
  To exit the station:
  
  1. Board the 1 Line.
  2. Take the 1 Line to Columbia City Station.
  3. At Columbia City Station, transfer to the Lynnwood platform.
  4. Take the 1 Line to return Mount Baker Station.
  5. Passengers can exit Mount Baker Station using the Lynnwood platform elevator.
  
  The elevator serving the Lynnwood platform is operating.
• Shoreline South Garage - Elevator 1 unavailable until further notice.
  
  
  
  To ride the 1 Line:
  
  1. Take the adjacent elevator to ground level.
  2. Exit the garage or travel to the station.
  
  To exit the station:
  
  1. Take the adjacent elevator to parking level.
• Starting on September 11 through December 29, the south parking lot at Lynnwood Transit Center will be closed to vehicles. This is to allow for construction of a new trash enclosure.
  
  The ONLY vehicles allowed access during the construction will be those using the ADA parking spaces and paratransit bus service. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
  
  To get information about other transit parking lots and garages, please click the link below.
  
  The work schedule is subject to change. For updates, please subscribe to service alerts. Visit the service alerts web page to sign up for alerts and current information on service disruptions.