On Thursday, most bus and train services operate on their Sunday schedule. This includes Link light rail, the T Line, ST Express, Community Transit, and Pierce Transit. However, there is no service on Sounder, Everett Transit, Kitsap Transit, Intercity Transit, Skagit Transit, or the Seattle Monorail. Washington State Ferries has special schedules on four routes and warns about busy demand and long lines.
On Friday, many bus services (excluding rail) are on their regular weekday schedule. Metro, ST Express, Community Transit, Pierce Transit, Intercity Transit, Skagit Transit, and Washington State Ferries follow this pattern. Link is on Saturday schedule, while the T Line is on "reduced Saturday" schedule. Sounder has no service, Everett Transit is on Sunday schedule, and Kitsap Transit is on "holiday service" (refer to each route's page). The monorail runs from 7:30 am to 11 pm.
Pierce Transit offers a special treat on Friday as their buses are free. This provides commuters with an added convenience during the holiday period.
It's important to stay informed about these holiday schedules to ensure a smooth travel experience. Whether you rely on bus or train services, knowing the specific timings and changes can make a big difference.
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