One-Way: Pier 66 to Airport/Sea-Tac Hotels

Difficulty

easy

Duration

Varies with demand, typically 20–40 minutes

Fitness Level

Minimal physical activity required; suitable for most travelers

Overview

Skip the taxi lines and travel stress with Seattle’s convenient on-demand shuttle from Pier 66 to Sea-Tac Airport and nearby hotels. Starting at 7 a.m., this one-way service ensures a smooth, hassle-free connection for cruise travelers.

Renton, Washington

One-Way: Pier 66 to Airport/Sea-Tac Hotels

Shuttles depart on demand starting at 7am.

Select participants and date

Date

Sun, Oct 19

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

One-Way: Pier 66 to Airport/Sea-Tac Hotels photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience hassle-free travel with our convenient shuttle service from Seattle Cruise Ship terminal 66 to Sea-Tac Airport and nearby hotels. Departing on demand starting at 7am, this service ensures a smooth transition from your cruise to your next destination, making your journey seamless and stress-free.

About

Convenient transfer service from Seattle Cruise Ship terminal 66 to Sea-Tac Airport and Airport area hotels. Shuttles depart on demand starting at 7am.

Adventure Tips

Book Early for Peak Times

During summer and cruise season peaks, arrive early to ensure shuttle availability.

Travel Light When Possible

Lighter luggage makes boarding and transfers quicker, especially during busy hours.

Check Hotel Shuttles

Confirm if your hotel offers separate shuttles from Sea-Tac before booking additional transport.

Allow Extra Time for Security Checks

Plan adequate time between shuttle arrival and your flight to accommodate airport security lines.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bald eagles soaring near Elliott Bay
Harbor seals swimming close to the piers

History

Seattle’s Pier 66 has a rich maritime past and today serves as a key cruise terminal connecting the city to Alaskan adventures.

Conservation

The shuttle reduces the need for multiple individual taxi rides, helping to lower traffic congestion and carbon emissions around Seattle’s busy waterfront area.