Plan your
visit to SODO.
A working neighborhood that punches above its weight on game days. Here’s how to get here, what to do, and resources that make it easier.
Two square miles of stadiums, warehouses, and hidden gems.
SODO — South of Downtown — has been Seattle’s industrial backbone for over a century. It’s also home to two pro stadiums, a thriving arts district, breweries, makers, importers, and one of the city’s deepest concentrations of family-owned businesses.
Drop in for a game, walk the Storefront Stories pathway along 1st Ave South, browse SODO Track murals, or or grab a beer with the people who make Seattle move.
2
Pro sports stadiums
100+
Public murals
~6 min
Light rail from downtown
Be prepared. Be early.
However you plan to arrive, there’s a resource for you! Check out these handy guides below.
Commuter Resources
Access transit and commuting tools.
Plan easier trips across Seattle.
King County Metro
View bus routes and schedules.
Get real-time transit updates.
Sound Transit
Access rail and regional transit info.
Check schedules and connections.
Flip Your Trip
Explore alternatives to driving.
Find transit and biking options.
Safety and Security for Visitors
Information for visitors that experience an emergency, injury, lost property, evacuation, or travel disruption.
Skip the parking dance.
Beat the traffic! There are lots of transit options – some at no cost on game days. Keep an eye out for other events taking place in the area that may conflict with game days. Plan ahead!
Light Rail
SODO Station is a 15-minute walk to the Welcome Center. Stadium Station sits next to Lumen Field and T Mobile Park. Trains run every 6–10 minutes during events.
Bus
King County Metro routes 21, 50, 101, 102, 124, 131, 132, 150, and 177 all serve SODO.
Bike
Protected bike lanes connect the stadium area from the South and West. Please use bike lanes and follow traffic laws.
Commuter Rail
The Sounder commuter rail provides access from Tacoma and Everett to the stadium area. The Sounder commuter rail to Tacoma stops at King Street Station, an 8- minute walk north.
Schedules and closures change. Always confirm with King County Metro, Sound Transit, or SDOT the day of your visit.
