Transit
Public transit is the preferred method for getting to campus. Please refer to transit agency websites for information about fares and transfers between transportation modes.
Bus
Several King County Metro bus routes serve the area surrounding Seattle University.
- Metro #2 (Weekdays, Saturday, Sunday)
- Metro #3 (Weekdays, Saturday, Sunday)
- Metro #4 (Weekdays, Saturday, Sunday)
- Metro #9 (Weekdays)
- Metro #12 (Weekdays, Saturday, Sunday)
- Metro #43 (Weekdays, Saturday, Sunday)
- Metro #49 (Weekdays, Saturday, Sunday)
- Metro #60 (Weekdays, Saturday, Sunday)
- Metro #64 (Weekdays peak only)
- Metro #193 (Weekdays peak only)
- Metro #303 (Weekdays peak only)
- Metro #630 (Weekdays peak only)
Seattle Streetcar
Seattle U is directly served by the Seattle Streetcar at the Broadway & Marion stop. The Streetcar also connects to Link light rail's International District/Chinatown Station and Capitol Hill Station.
Link light rail
The Link light rail does not serve campus directly, but can be taken as part of your journey to Seattle U.
- Take the Link light rail to the Pioneer Square station stop, walk 1 block to James St & 3rd Ave and take the Metro bus, routes 3 or 4, to campus (E. Jefferson St & Broadway or E. Jefferson St & 12th St).
- Take the Link light rail to International District/Chinatown station and then take the Seattle Streetcar at 5th and S. Jackson, eastbound, getting off at Broadway & Marion stop for Seattle University.
- Take the Link light rail to Capitol Hill station, then take the Seattle Streetcar at Broadway & Denny, westbound, getting off at the Broadway & Marion stop.