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    Aurora Village Transit Center

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    Mountlake Terrace Station

    Mountlake Terrace Station

    4.0
    (4 reviews)

    This Station has definitely grown with the addition of the light rail and more transit bus stops…read more The added uncovered parking spots by the light rail platform helps with the growth in commuters. From my personal experience, the parking spots are gone by 8:00 AM during weekdays. This is convenient stop for commuters and can be busy especially during M's, Seahawks, and Sounders home games. The trains do experience some delays and it's nice to the Sound Transit freeway stop as an alternative. I used the light rail to travel to either Westlake, UW, or even International District. The stops may seem a lot, but the travel time is rather quick. As always, I recommend adding a buffer time especially during peak travel times. This stop is a short walk away from local spots such as Diamond Knot Brewing, Baguus Little Asia, and Double DD Meats. I've seen commuters park in the neighborhoods around Mountlake Terrace to avoid the popular game of hunting down the last parking spot at the station.

    I had never visited Mountlake Terrace until the light rail station opened last summer. It is within…read morewalking distance of Mountlake Terrace City Hall, Mountlake Terrace Library and some popular businesses in MLT like Diamond Knot Brewpub and Double DD Meats. The station is located next to I-5 and is an elevated rail station built above the street. At the street level, there is a bus stop to connect to Community Transit buses. There is also a parking garage across the street here, making it easier to commute into Seattle without driving. The Sound Transit website also states that a surface parking lot with 206 parking spaces is available. Bike parking and restrooms are also features of this station. Light rail service is frequent as there are trains at least every 10 minutes or so for most of the day. All in all, it is a good addition, bringing in travelers into this area that otherwise would not have ventured here because it was previously inconvenient by public transportation.

    Sun Taxi

    Sun Taxi

    2.2
    (13 reviews)

    This was my first time using Sun Taxi. I needed a last minute ride to work. The gentleman was kind…read moreand prompt. when I called he said he could pick me up in 30 minutes but I was so glad when he showed up 15 minutes early. He was super busy and super in demand but was very kind. (just for those who might have sensitivities, i don't believe it was a smoke free car-it doesn't bother me but want those who are sensitive to be aware.) Skilled Driver, reasonable price, I felt safe. Thank you, sun Taxi!

    If I could give ZERO stars, I would…read more When I called, the driver did not confirm my address so of course I watched him drive up to the wrong house, and started honking repeatedly instead of calling or coming to the door to ring the bell. So the neighbors were disturbed by the continuous honking in the early morning. Not only that, but when I called the main line to let them know that they were at the wrong house, the person who answered was not the driver and was EXTREMELY RUDE and hung up on me when I asked them to call their driver. He gave me the driver's number to do his job for him. Hello??? Why should I be doing your job? And to top it off, the driver was very late upon arrival and made excuses. He tried pointing out that a car on the highway being pulled over was his reason for being late but there was NO TRAFFIC on his side of the route. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY IF YOU CAN HELP IT. Try and get a ride from someone that you know because this company does not deserve even a penny for their services.

    Quality Town Car

    Quality Town Car

    4.8
    (261 reviews)

    We recently hired Quality Town Car for a cross-country trip from Seattle to Vancouver, BC, and…read moreback. We were so impressed by the service that we felt compelled to write this long review. Here are four specific reasons: 1. Predictability: From the moment I emailed them for a quote, the response was almost immediate, unlike other companies that take days. They provided detailed information addressing all my questions. We received multiple reminder emails and texts at various stages. This makes us aware that they have everything in order, and we can expect to see them appear at the right time and location. 2. Professional Driving: The ride was smooth with no surprises or sudden moves. After chatting with Dave and Dawn, I learned they had been trained on advanced competitive driving, including skills for handling aggressive drivers, low visibility and slippery roads. 3. Outstanding Service: On our return trip, we accidentally left a baby toy in the vehicle. I was prepared to pay for shipping it back, but Dave delivered it to our home the next morning. This gesture was above and beyond my expectations. 4. Reasonable Pricing: Compared to other companies offering similar services, their prices are very reasonable. Overall, I was really impressed by the quality of car service, especially the predictability. That's the most important factor. I often opted for driving by myself rather than hiring a transportation service because it would introduce another failing point, but they really nailed it with no surprises during and beyond the entire trip. That kind of peace of mind is rare to see and very valuable.

    Extremely unprofessional and unreliable…read more I had a terrible experience trying to book transportation with this company. Over the course of four days, I was given four completely different SUV price quotes, each time blamed on a "system" or "technical" error. The rates changed repeatedly with no clear explanation or accountability. If a company cannot consistently generate an accurate quote, it raises serious concerns about their ability to deliver service on the day of travel. This process was disorganized, frustrating, and a complete waste of time. I ultimately cancelled the reservation and would not trust this company for any future travel. I will be advising others to avoid them as well.

    Lynnwood City Center Station

    Lynnwood City Center Station

    3.8
    (9 reviews)

    It's a great transit center with new garage and lot of parking spaces. So great that nowadays we…read morecan take the light rail to Seattle and east side from Lynnwood. Though it would take more or the same amount of time but it's a great way to save gas and mileage and the frustration from stuck in traffic.

    In short Getting to Seattle quickly without having to find a…read moreplace to park makes it WAY more fun to head into town for anything. Parking here is evidently always packed during commute hours though. In long I've used this place only to pick up family when they come visit, so I'm hardly the most-experienced user. But it's really well organized. It helps bring some positive activity to Lynnwood, which can be really sleepy and sometimes kinda crummy here and there. You can turn in to the parking lot or into the parking garage. Even with hundreds and hundreds of spots, you have to get here early during the week if you want to stow your car. During off times, though--like when I pick up and drop off visiting loved ones--it's a breeze. The trains arrive every 10 minutes, and the crowds flow smoothly through the building. I've heard over and over from everyone who tries it once that they now visit Seattle more for sports, food, music, and so on. It's slightly more work than just jumping in your car, but it's faster, and you don't have to find parking. They're really fixing up this corner of town, too. More apartments, some parks, big improvements to the main roads. I've lived around here for 20 years and it's definitely looking better than it ever has. I think most people who drive into town for work are still dealing with pretty slow commutes, but this system is making a big difference for the people who use it and the businesses around it. It's pretty awesome after so many decades of having only buses to get around...when we used to have trolleys (antique light rail!) 100 years ago. We're finally catching back up to our century-old original standard of transit.

    Clyde Hill/Yarrow Point Station

    Clyde Hill/Yarrow Point Station

    3.3
    (4 reviews)

    My review for Clyde Hill/Yarrow Point Station is pretty much the same as the one I wrote for…read moreEvergreen Point Freeway Station as both stations serve the same purpose. This station is the 2nd to last Eastside stop before you head onto SR 520 so it is basically a transfer point. A lot of buses from places like Kirkland, Redmond and Woodinville make stops here before crossing over. On the return trip east, you can change between buses that originate from downtown Seattle and the U-District here. To quicken my commute, I have taken buses to this station and then transferred to a different bus to get to my final destination. Clyde Hill/Yarrow Point Station is partially covered, but open air. It can get chilly waiting here on winter days. Still your wait here is usually only going to be a few minutes, so it is bearable. I do have a personal preference for the Evergreen Point stop over this one. Heading west, I want to spend the least amount of time potentially standing on the bus that I need to. If your usual bus is delayed, I would recommend taking a bus to this stop as it gives you more options to choose from. It is helpful for those who need to change over from a U-District bus to a downtown Seattle bus and vice versa.

    The Clyde Hill/Yarrow Point Station is super convenient to get to for Eastsiders. I've only been…read moreto this station a few times, only when my normal route has been backed up, and it's nice to know that there is this stop which isn't too far from downtown Bellevue. The bus stop is along 520. Once you're dropped off, there is a flight of stairs that takes you to the roundabout area that makes pick-ups easy peasy. At this stop, it's also covered, which has been handy since the last time I visited here it was snowing! This stop is not very walkable to any of the eastside neighborhoods, so I would recommend making arrangements to be picked up; hence, the roundabout driveway for cars here.

    Aurora Village Transit Center - publictransport - Updated July 2026

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