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World Cup seasonal lane

Getting to the match

Choose your Seattle movement lane first, then lock departure timing.

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Choose your match travel lane

Light rail

Best first lane when your match route is station-first and central-corridor focused.

Open light rail

Buses

Best first lane for in-city reroutes and neighborhood-to-stadium movement.

Open buses

Driving and traffic

Best first lane when parking, choke points, and departure timing drive the plan.

Open driving and traffic

Stations and terminals

Best first lane when the hardest part is where to enter and exit the system.

Open stations and terminals

Airport and arrival

Best first lane when you are connecting from Sea-Tac or a same-day flight.

Open airport and arrival

Timing checklist

Pick the station, stop, or parking lane before deciding departure time.
Leave extra time for security, crowd queues, and transfer friction.
Run one final disruption check before leaving if your timing window is tight.

If route plans change

Fan celebrations

Use this when your plan shifts from stadium entry to city celebration routing.

Open fan celebrations

Before and after the match

Use this when timing, food, or neighborhood handoff becomes the next decision.

Open before-and-after guide

Official links

Sound Transit trip planner

Official

Official rail and transit planner for station-level routing.

Open trip planner

King County Metro

Official

Official bus service info for route planning and rider updates.

Open Metro

Lumen Field

Official

Official venue page for event-day access and venue details.

Open venue page