Getting Around

Stress-free travel to the matches and all around Kitsap.

Your guide to travel tips, ferries & public transport.

Getting here

Kitsap County is just a ferry ride away from downtown Seattle, making it a top pick for fans looking for easy match access. Whether you fly into Seattle Tacoma Airport (SEA) or road trip in, you’ve got options. Rent a car, grab a shuttle, or hop on transit—even sail into Kitsap on the ferry.

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Getting to the matches

For fans headed to Seattle Stadium (Lumen Field), the ferry is your MVP. Take the ferry to the Seattle matches and land minutes from the stadium. The Seattle ferry terminal (Colman Dock) is an easy 15 minute walk to the stadium.

Want to access other Seattle destinations? There are smooth public transport routes that leave from the Seattle Ferry terminal.

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Getting around Kitsap

Kitsap Transit offers bus routes that connect to ferries, downtowns, and key lodging hubs. 

Rideshare apps are active across the area, and bike rentals are popular in towns like Bainbridge and Poulsbo. It’s all built for visitors looking to explore and chill between games.

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Photo of Fast Ferry crossing the Puget Sound with Mount Rainier in the background
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Kitsap is a beautiful place! Several waterfront towns to explore and miles and miles of shoreline. A beach is never far away and the communities are filled with local shops, makers and artists. I love exploring the night markets and riding all of the iconic ferries.
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Sarah J.

Questions about transportation in Kitsap County?

From dock to downtown, most ferry trips are 35–60 minutes. Allow time for boarding and plan ahead on popular match days. The stadium is about a 15 minute walk from the Seattle ferry terminal.

Kitsap County is served by both passenger-only ferries and vehicle ferries—each offering scenic, direct access to Seattle from the west side of Puget Sound.

Passenger-only ferries are for walk-on passengers only—no cars. They’re faster and ideal for day trips or match days when you don’t need your car. Kitsap Transit operates these routes, including the Bremerton–Seattle Fast Ferry, Southworth–Seattle Fast Ferry and Kingston Fast Ferry.

Vehicle ferries are larger boats operated by Washington State Ferries, carrying both passengers and vehicles. These are great if you’re bringing a car or staying for several days.

Schedules and fares:

Both ferry types offer scenic rides and easy connections to downtown Seattle.

Fares vary depending on whether you're riding a passenger-only or vehicle ferry. Passenger only fares are approximately $15 round trip. Vehicle fares vary. Kids under 18 ride free on both ferries.

Please check the passenger-only or vehicle ferry websites for the most up-to-date information.

Yes. There are public lots near most terminals. Early arrival = better spots.

Absolutely. Buses, rideshares, and walkable towns make it easy. If you’re staying near a ferry terminal, transit is even smoother.

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