Specific public transportation directions from Seattle Pier 91 to Sea-Tac Airport?

[oceanfun77]

Hi,

 

Is someone able to possibly give me specific directions on how to get from Pier 91 to Pike Market & the First Starbucks and then to the Sea-Tac airport using cheapest mode public transportation and the average time it takes?

 

We dock at 7am and my flight is not until 1:30pm, so I have time to possibly explore a little. Thanks for your help. I'm from NYC, so I'm used to walking and public transportation, as long as I'm not walking through highways.

[Budget Queen]

Walk W from PIER 91 to

Depart Magnolia Brdg & Pier 91 At 07:21 AM On Route MT 24 DOWNTOWN SEATTLE

Arrive 2nd Ave & Pike St At 07:33 AM

Walk 0.1 mile W to PIKE PLACE MARKET

$2

 

Walk 0.3 mile NE from PIKE PLACE MARKET to

Depart Westlake Station BAY C At 10:58 AM On Route ST 599 LINK LIGHT RAIL

Arrive S T Link & Sea-Tac Intl Sta At 11:35 AM

Walk 0.3 mile S to SEATAC

 

$2.50

 

Taken from the Seattle trip planner feature on the city bus web site.

[mapleleaves]

here's the link in case you want to play with the times. There are a few bus routes that serve that area. Pack light!

 

http://tripplanner.kingcounty.gov/cgi-bin/itin_page.pl?resptype=U

Enter Pier 91 as your start point and Pike Place Market as the end.

[SeattleCruiselover]

here's the link in case you want to play with the times. There are a few bus routes that serve that area. Pack light!

 

http://tripplanner.kingcounty.gov/cgi-bin/itin_page.pl?resptype=U

Enter Pier 91 as your start point and Pike Place Market as the end.

 

Do indeed pack light, as you have to climb up three rickety flights of stairs to the top of the bridge to catch the buses.:D

[bottom-dragger]

 

Is someone able to possibly give me specific directions on how to get from Pier 91 to Pike Market & the First Starbucks and then to the Sea-Tac airport using cheapest mode public transportation and the average time it takes?

 

i am possibly able but......

 

what's the magic word?

 

please

 

oh!! nyc.

 

in the past seatac has worked hard to make sure that the arrive two hours ahead of time is well spent standing in line. they've improved but some days......

 

the pike place market and the first home of over roasted yuppie coffee are adjacent, but i don't think you could appreciate them both with your time line.

 

honestly, with the three hours you have to spend, i don't think you could do either using public transportation.

 

maybe lay off the caffeine.

[oceanfun77]

*backs away from bottom-dragger*:rolleyes:

[bottom-dragger]

*backs away from bottom-dragger*:rolleyes:

 

he does have his off days, doesn't he?

 

i still think that trying to see pike place and *$'s and get to seatac in three hours is ambitious. a first time visit to pike's place and the environs could easily consume half a day.