Seattle, WA
Newly remodeled ferry terminal at Seattle’s Colman dock is now open
Newly reworked Seattle ferry terminal opens
The newly reworked ferry terminal at Colman Dock alongside Seattle’s waterfront opened to the general public on Friday.
SEATTLE – The newly reworked ferry terminal at Colman Dock alongside Seattle’s waterfront opened to the general public on Friday.
The terminal, which takes passengers to and from Bremerton or Bainbridge Island, has been beneath building since 2017. It had to get replaced and upgraded as a result of it was getting old and seismically weak.
Listed below are among the new upgrades:
- 20,026 sq. ft of passenger house, which is sufficient room for 1,900 ferry riders.
- Twelve turnstiles for every route together with six which might be ADA-accessible.
- Ticket gross sales at cubicles on the short-term walkway and at kiosks. This is the place passengers can purchase tickets on-line.
- Elevator entry positioned close to the passenger-only ferry terminal.
- Bicycle entry and holding space north of Marion Road, and stairs and elevators to attach the ability to Alaskan Approach.
There may be nonetheless work that is being completed at Colman Dock.
Washington State Ferries stated work continues on a brand new entry constructing alongside Alaskan Approach and the elevated pedestrian connector into the terminal constructing, that are set to open in 2023, extra elevator entry and meals and retail venders within the terminal constructing.