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• Sounder will operate special event service for the FIFA World Cup match between USA and Belgium on Monday, July 6.
  
  Passengers traveling on July 6 are encouraged to review schedules carefully. For the latest service information and updates, please check Rider Alerts before traveling.
  
  N Line Service:
  
  A special event train will operate from Everett to Seattle:
  Train 1801
  - Departs Everett: 2:20 p.m.
  - Arrives Seattle (King Street Station – Track 3): 3:19 p.m.
  - Stops at all N Line stations
  
  A special post-match train will operate from Seattle to Everett:
  Train 1800
  - Departs Seattle (King Street Station – Track 3) approximately 60 minutes after the conclusion of the match (estimated departure: 8:00 p.m.)
  - Stops at all N Line stations
  
  S Line Service:
  
  A special event train will operate from Lakewood to Seattle:
  Train 1600
  - Departs Lakewood: 2:26 p.m.
  - Arrives Seattle (King Street Station – Track 3): 3:42 p.m.
  - Stops at all S Line stations
  
  A special post-match train will operate from Seattle to Lakewood:
  Train 1601
  - Departs Seattle (King Street Station – Track 4) approximately 60 minutes after the conclusion of the match (estimated departure: 8:00 p.m.)
  - Stops at all S Line stations
  
  Note: To accommodate S Line event service, Train 1519 (4:55 p.m. departure from King Street Station) will be canceled.
  
  - Following the match, Sound Transit will issue an additional Rider Alert with the official departure time for post-match service.
• Rail Plus program suspended until July 13
  
  The Rail Plus program along the Sounder N Line is suspended until July 13 due to increased Amtrak travel demand associated with the World Cup. Passengers should plan to use regularly scheduled Sounder N Line trains during this time.
• N Line & S Line trains will not operate on Friday, July 3 for the Independence Day holiday.
  
  N Line & S Line trains will not operate.
  
  1 Line trains will run on a Sunday schedule on Friday, July 3 with trains running until about 1:20 a.m.
  
  2 Line trains will run on a Sunday schedule on Friday, July 3 with trains running until about 1:12 a.m.
  
  1 Line trains will run on a normal Saturday schedule on Saturday, July 4 with trains running until about 3 a.m.
  
  2 Line trains will run on a normal Saturday schedule on Saturday, July 4 with trains running until about 2:45 a.m.
  
  T Line trains in Tacoma will run on regular service Friday, July 3, and Sunday service on Saturday, July 4.
  
  ST Express buses will run on a Sunday schedule on Friday, July 3rd, and regular Saturday service on, Saturday July, 4.
• Everett Station - Elevator 1 unavailable until further notice. The elevator serving the street (Sounder track and bus bays) and pedestrian bridge is out of service.
  
  To ride the Sounder:
  
  Passengers with a vehicle:
  
  1. Take the elevator down to return to the parking lot (Park & Ride C).
  2. Return to your vehicle.
  3. Travel to Park & Ride B for access to Everett Station.
  
  Passengers without a vehicle*:
  
  1. Take the elevator down to return to the parking lot (Park & Ride C).
  2. Exit the parking lot and turn left on Hill Ave.
  3. Turn left on Pacific Ave and continue west.
  4. Turn left on Smith Ave and continue south.
  5. Enter Everett Station (Smith Ave & 32nd St).
  
  *Note: This detour includes approximately 0.6 miles of additional travel and includes changes in elevation.
  
  To exit the station:
  
  To Park & Ride Lot C:
  
  1. Turn right on Smith Ave.
  2. Continue north on Smith Ave to Pacific Ave.
  3. Turn right on Pacific Ave and continue east.
  4. Turn right onto Hill Ave.
  5. Enter the Park & Ride Lot C.
• Special event service on N Line and S Line from 11:11 a.m. through 6 p.m. on July 5.
  
  Seattle Mariners vs. Toronto Blue Jays
  
  -S Line train will depart Lakewood at 11:11 a.m. and depart King Street Sta 45 minutes after the game ends.
  -N Line train will depart Everett at 11:45 a.m. and depart King Street Sta 45 minutes after the game ends.
  
  Want to spread out a bit on your Sounder S Line ride to the game? Head for the northernmost train cars—they're usually a lot less crowded!
  
  Click the link below to get more information about alternative transportation options.
• Sound Transit is testing real-time Sounder arrival information on overhead signs.
  
  Real-time arrival information is being tested on signs at Sounder stations. At times, signs may display inaccurate information due to testing. Trip planner data may also be inaccurate during this time; Sounder schedules are the most reliable source of information about arrival times.
• Due to crowding, bicycles and scooters are not permitted on board Sounder trains on World Cup match days