Map of Seattle King Street Station – Amtrak & Sounder Guide

Seattle King Street Station is the principal passenger rail station in the Pacific Northwest and one of Seattle's most historic transport landmarks. Located at 303 South Jackson Street, the station serves Amtrak, Sound Transit Sounder commuter rail and provides convenient connections to Link light rail, buses and ferries.

Opened in 1906 and inspired by the architecture of Venice's St Mark's Campanile, the beautifully restored station features a landmark clock tower and elegant waiting hall. It is the western terminus for several Amtrak routes and an important gateway to downtown Seattle.

This map of Seattle King Street Station provides a location guide to the station entrances, passenger concourse, train platforms, Link light rail connections and nearby attractions.

Quick Answer

Seattle King Street Station is located at 303 South Jackson Street in Seattle, Washington. It serves Amtrak, Sounder commuter rail and connects with Link light rail and King County Metro bus services.

Map of Seattle King Street Station

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Where Is Seattle King Street Station Located?

The station occupies the block between South Jackson Street and South King Street, immediately south of Pioneer Square.

The map marker identifies the main public entrance on South Jackson Street.

Train Services

Amtrak

• Coast Starlight

• Empire Builder

• Amtrak Cascades

Sound Transit

• Sounder South Line

Connecting Transit

• Link Light Rail (International District/Chinatown Station)

• King County Metro

• Community Transit

• Intercity Bus Services

Station Features

• Historic Station Building

• Grand Waiting Hall

• Ticket Office

• Ticket Machines

• Passenger Waiting Areas

• Digital Departure Boards

• Retail Facilities

• Restrooms

• Elevators

• Accessible Entrances

• Bicycle Facilities

Station Areas

Main Hall

The restored waiting room provides ticketing, passenger information and access to all train platforms.

Platforms

Multiple high-level and low-level platforms serve Amtrak and Sounder trains.

Light Rail

International District/Chinatown Station is only a short walk from the station entrance.

Transport and Getting Around

King County Metro buses stop nearby.

Taxi and rideshare pick-up areas are available outside the station.

Washington State Ferries can be reached via nearby public transport.

Nearby Destinations

• Pioneer Square

• Lumen Field

• T-Mobile Park

• International District

• Seattle Waterfront

• Pike Place Market

• Seattle Aquarium

• Seattle Art Museum

Visitor Tips

Use the South Jackson Street entrance for the quickest access to the main waiting hall.

Allow additional time before major sporting events due to increased passenger numbers.

Check departure boards before boarding your train.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Seattle King Street Station?

It is located at 303 South Jackson Street in Seattle, Washington.

Which train operators use the station?

Amtrak and Sound Transit Sounder operate from Seattle King Street Station.

Does the station connect to Link light rail?

Yes. International District/Chinatown Station is a short walk from the station.

Is the station accessible?

Yes. Accessible entrances, elevators and passenger facilities are available throughout the station.

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Disclaimer

This guide is provided for general travel information only. Train services, platform assignments, station entrances and transport connections may change. Always confirm current information with Amtrak or Sound Transit before travelling.