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I live in Seattle and the best (cheapest) way to get from the airport to downtown is the Lite Rail. It's only $2.75 and it takes about 30 mins. It ends at West Lake Center downtown. Then, grab a cab to Pier 91. It's only about a 2 mile cab ride.

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Don't stay near the airport. It's too far and not interesting at all. Stay around the Westlake area or near the Space Needle. When you get off the Lite Rail at West Lake Center, there are several great hotels. Westin, Hotel Max, Hyatt at Olive. These hotels are in the middle of everything (restaurants, shopping, pubs, etc.). Also, it's only about 2 miles or less to the Pier by cab.

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We're looking into a shuttle service that will take you from airport to pier called Shuttle Express (look online). We are staying an extra night at end of cruise at the Moore Hotel, right downtown, and a block from rail service back to airport when we want to leave.

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We've decided on staying at the Best Western Evergreen Inn at the airport for the day prior to the cruise. It's $80 plus tax and includes breakfast, plus the shuttle to & from the airport. Then, we'll take the light train the next morning into the Seattle cruise port.

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..... Then, we'll take the light train the next morning into the Seattle cruise port.

 

Just a point of clarification -- the Seattle light rail system extends from SEATAC to Westlake Center in downtown Seattle. You will still need a taxi from Westlake to either Pier 66 or Pier 91.

 

Our current favorite Seattle hotel is the Mayflower Park. Love the staff, the downtown location (right beside Westlake Center) and the fact that the entire hotel is non-smoking.

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as long as you can easily manage your luggage, Light Rail is a great option to get downtown. However, to reach the Light Rail station at Seatac you need to walk 7-8 minutes thru the parking garage structure ... it's flat and its covered but it takes 7-8 minutes. So not a good option if you've overpacked and can't manage your luggage. The last stop is Westlake ... from downtown to Pier 91 a cab will run about $20.

 

Other options from Seatac to Pier 91 ....

- Shuttle Express has scheduled service which I think is about $20pp.

- flaterateforhire or eastsideforhire.com is non-metered so their cabs are usually much cheaper than the other companies

- if there are more than 2 people, a towncar service will run about $60

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