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Taking transit to the game? Plan the ride home first

A game-day transit checklist for Snohomish County fans: check connections, rider alerts and the last trip home before heading out.

Community Transit double-decker and articulated buses parked at Kasch Park Operating Base in Everett, September 2026.
File photo, September 30, 2026: Community Transit buses at Kasch Park Operating Base in Everett. “Community Transit buses at Kasch Park Base.jpg” by SounderBruce, CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped for display. License applies to the photo and crop only.

A good game-day plan starts with the return trip. Before heading from Snohomish County to a Seattle-area venue, check the last connections home as well as the arrival time.

Community Transit's October 11, 2026 game-day guide points riders toward local buses that connect with Sound Transit's Link light rail. Its practical advice is simple: allow extra time, check alerts, load your ORCA card before leaving and dress for an outdoor wait.

The agency's guide suggests Link connections for Lumen Field and Husky Stadium, and a transfer from Link at Westlake to the Monorail for Climate Pledge Arena. Your best route depends on where you start and that day's service.

Read Community Transit's original game-day guide for its venue and team links.

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