I booked an airport pick up for my parents on Super Bowl Sunday and Joe really delivered! We were…read morealready so grateful he was willing to drive during the game, but we were blown away by his hospitality, multimedia set-up so my parents got to watch the game on the ride back, and communication with updating me every step of the way so I knew exactly when they'd arrive. All for such a great deal in comparison to Uber or Lyft. Highly recommended!

Arrived promptly, and assisted in placing my luggage into the vehicle. Pleasantly relaxing ride all…read morethe way to SEATAC. Dropped off at the exact door I needed. I definitely recommend!!

Easy to get to and load our car onto the ferry. Quick ride over to the other side and very smooth.read more

- long wait,stay in right lane -…read more Came here around 9:50 am on a Sunday and stayed in the ferry waiting line at the right lane. Got in the waiting-to-board area around 10:45 am and boarded the 11 am ferry. The decision to skip Langley is right since many shops weren't open at this time and the ferry wait will only get worse when time progresses. It costs $13.30 for our car with two passengers, but I'm not sure if the number of passengers matter here or not for the price. My guess is that they charge per car. The ferry ride from Clinton to Mukilteo only takes about 20 min, and there was a broadcast to make everyone return to their car at 11:14 am. There is a cafeteria on board but it's tiny. They do have warm options like pretzels with cheese dip or clam chowder. The bathrooms on board have like 15 toilets. Pro tip: the ferry on the hour (or 5 min after) fits 144 cars whereas the other one fits 90 cars. It might help with estimating whether you can make a certain ferry or not lol.

Super convenient location for either tourists or locals in DT Seattle as well as the burbs in the…read morearea: for just $10, you get return trip to Tulalip on a nice Greyhound higher-end furnishings than normal, plus you get a free buffet as well. Just make sure to give a nice tip to driver ;) Only negative is they don't offer the service on Saturdays. They have 2 different times daily, in morning and afternoon. Reservations best by phone, as walk-on's aren't guaranteed. Noticed how popular they are back in the summer, big lineups by the convention centre. Told my parents and they were sold!

The Boeing Future of Flight Factory Tour is 43 miles from the SEA-TAC airport. I looked forward to…read morethis factory tour for years!!! Short version: So disappointed. Long version: The tour starts in a modest theater where you watch a 10-min video how William Boeing started out. This part was 5-stars! Next, you board a gorgeous luxury-style bus for a 5-min ride over to Hanger 5. The host speaks briefly about Boeing facts. The bus was also 5-stars! Exit the bus, down a flight of stairs to a freight elevator, then to a 3rd floor landing that overlooks the Hanger 5 assembly area. Here the host talks about the different areas of the hanger where you can see 5 planes in different states of assembly. Also, you see a variety of parked carts that support the fuselage as well as miscellaneous bins, mechanical braces, and worker pathways. Why the tour was so disappointing was because there was absolutely nothing going on. No action, no assembly. No fuselage being lowered in to place, no wings being attached, no components being shuffled around, nothing. I saw about 8-10 Boeing factory staff walking around. When asked, "Where are all the workers?" I was told they are all inside the fuselage of the plane. Hmmm. My tour was at 10am on a weekday. I really hoped this was not all of the tour. I anticipated we could at least walk the factory floor behind a secured fence of some sort to get a sense of scale of the planes close up. NOPE. No factory floor walk. After about 10-15 minutes, back in the freight elevator, up the stairs, in to the 5-star bus and thank you for coming. A History or Discovery Channel documentary on Boeing would provide you a more rewarding experience. What was insult to injury was the lack of accurate information from the hosts. When asked why planes don't fly faster compared to earlier jets, the response was, "the human body can't take the additional forces to fly faster". Interesting, but WHAT??!!. Through my own research the 777 (being built in Hanger 5) flies at 560 mph for optimal fuel efficiency, has a top speed of 682 mph, and can withstand 700 mph with a tailwind. Back in the 1970s, the Concord flew at Mach 2 or 1,350 mph and bodies did not explode...not...even...one. Hmmm, and this tour is called the "Future" of Flight. Boeing, please have your tour hosts provide legitimate information and a "factory" tour would terrific too! Total score for the Boeing Future of Flight Factory Tour: 2 Stars. (Photo below from a Google search, very accurate) P.S. Boeing has another attraction that may be more rewarding, the Boeing Museum of Flight in Tukwila, WA. Like the Boeing Future of Flight Factory Tour, nothing here is moving either but their many planes parked and suspended from the ceiling, and there is much to view and experience. Also, because it is near the SEA-TAC airport, you can watch planes take off and land from the roof of the Boeing Museum of Flight. I wish I went here instead.

I was so stoked to get the opportunity to visit the Boeing Factory, the largest building (volume…read morewise) in the world. It was about 45 minutes from downtown Seattle. We arrived half an hour before our scheduled tour. Got to know during check-in that we had to leave all phones, bags and any time of accessories in the free lockers before heading to the factory site. The tour started with a short video. Then we boarded a modern bus to take a 10 minutes ride. Upon arrival, we took elevator to the 4th floor, from where we got to see the assembly line of the aircrafts. It was a balcony like place and the tour guide explained different aspect of the assembly process. We also got to see some of Boeing's latest fuselage tech and video on making of the latest 787 models. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable, as she provided great insight on the history of Boeing, different aspects and facts about the factories and aircraft models. As we departed, we drove thru the parts and materials area, that had a lot of the crates and unassembled pieces of the planes. Once we got back to the main building, I explored the gift shop, cafeteria and the museum. Loved the gift shop that had so many amazing Boeing merchandises. The best ones were the smaller models of iconic Boeing aircrafts. There were also apparels, toys, magnets, stickers, stationaries and many other products. The prices were relatively cheaper for a tourist spot. We bought a lot of stuff from here. The cafe was spacious. Their popular item was Ivar's Clam Chowder. The museum had plan some display of 747 models. We also went to the observation deck that had gorgeous view of the whole factory site, some newly assembled aircraft wrapped in green plastic and the runway of the adjacent airport. Overall I had the most fascinating time here, being an aviation enthusiast. It was one of the best part of my Seattle trip.

I can not say enough positive things about my experience with Point to Point Air. Business brought…read moreme to Seattle and I had a couple days to visit friends on San Juan Island. The round trip was amazing from beginning to end. Flew out of Boeing Field to Friday Harbor. So convenient and quick getting dropped off and moving on to the plane. This is "how the other half live." There is weight restriction on luggage. Views during flight were fantastic!!! Quick and affordable, especially if you only need 1 or 2 seats. Probably cheaper than renting and car, paying (and waiting) for ferry! The pilots were very professional and top notch people. On my way home they drove me to SeaTac to catch my conventional flight home! Highly recommended! The small planes are subject to weather-related postponement/cancellation for obvious reasons!

I work on San Juan Island and fly home every five weeks. I have used Point to Point Air for the…read morepast 13 months for transportation from Friday Harbor to SeaTac. The service is fast, affordable, friendly and relaxing; it only takes an hour for me to commute to the airport from the island. The service includes being shuttled from the private hangar to the main terminal. I will continue to use Point to Point every time I travel from the island to the airport and avoid a 4 hour trip that includes the ferry and a shuttle vehicle. Jeanne and Point to Point Air are EVERYTHING that commercial airlines are not: friendly, flexible, easy to communicate with, incredibly responsive, resourceful, and affordable. The staff at Point to Point Air are the best! The pilots are incredibly friendly, very competent and safe. Thanks Jeanne and all of the staff and pilots at Point to Point; I continue to be amazed at the level of service they provide for a very affordable price. Business or sightseeing Point to Point will not disappoint you! Tom - Wyoming

Smooth process and solid communications prior to trip. I had not arranged travel from Anacortes…read morebefore but Nick made it simple and easy.

Amazing experience! Nick was awesome and such a great host! I can't say enough about his service!…read more The limousine is beautiful and luxurious with all the bells and whistles! Thank you Nick for the great memories you gave our kids. And thank you for taking care of them on the ride, you're amazing!

The drivers are always very polite and on time! The best part is the price it's almost always half…read morethe price of an Uber!

I was in a crisis, James picked me up on the side of the road when I was trying to hail anyone down…read morefor a ride, I didn't have my wallet but he was more than willing to bring me to it, saving me 13+ more miles of having to walk myself, this man is a hero and stayed with me the whole time, even when we had some delays, pricing was more than fair, these are the people you can trust, if I call a taxi/uber in the future, I'm going to be going with North City Taxi.

traffic was flowing with great haste on I-5 heading back to Seattle so I traded some of the time…read moresavings for a bit of relief. pulled into another of Washington State's frill free rest area: tables and benches and shelter during inclement weather, his and hers and our facilities plus an information center that isn't helping anyone and some vending that kind of is... still, there's plenty of room to park and frollic in the grass with your animal companions besides the other stuff so it's not exactly wonderful - but it's just not horrible either.

Decent enough for a rest and stretch my legs after driving for a couple of hours. There is a sign…read morethat indicates eight hours of parking is permitted which is nice. There are separate areas for trucks and cars. Both have some decent tall trees for shade and are nicely far from the noise of the highway if you were thinking of taking a nap. Some trash and the rest room needed attention. But if you just want to walk around without getting off the highway, this works. [Review 20858 overall - 115 in Washington - 1842 of 2023.]