Absolutely AWFUL experience, I just sent en email to these people regarding my experience today so…read moreI will just copy and paste it. Hello there, my name is Nic, I just recently sailed with princess cruises who utilized your services as a form of transportation from the cruise dock to Seattle/Tacoma airport this morning around 8-9AM. It was me, my girlfriend, and her mother who is elderly. Let me start by saying wow, what an absolute disappointment, from someone who works at a resort and understands all aspects from safety to hospitality, this was a massive safety violation on all ends and very unprofessional. This was also my first time sailing ever. Our bus loaded and was blowing HOT AIR the entire trip BACK to the airport with ZERO ventilation, I want you to keep in mind there is A YOUNG BABY IN A CAR SEAT ON THIS BUS, AND A VERY LARGE AMOUNT OF ELDERLY ON THIS BUS. At first we thought maybe the air conditioning was warming up or that it would get cold eventually, about 10 minutes into the drive NUMEROUS people started vocally complaining to our driver, in which she did absolutely nothing about. She did NOT TURN OFF CONSTANT HOT AIR IN A BUS WITH NO VENTILATION. There was no safety announcements of any kind departing on this bus as well, nothing. This bus should NOT have been in service to begin with, you're telling me you can't tell when the air conditioning is broken on a bus when driving it back from the airport to the dock? She finally decided to listen to us AS WE ARE PULLING INTO THE AIRPORT PARKING LOT, and then after what did she do? SHE TURNED IT ON AGAIN! Every single patron in this bus went off on her and the lady with a baby in a car seat ran off the bus for the safety of her own child, who can NOT willingly stick up for themselves. The bus driver was SCREAMING back at us stating that we could not unload until everything on the bottom of the bus was unloaded, which I completely understand, however. HER TONE WAS AWFUL AND RUDE AND SHE WAS ACTING LIKE IT WASNT HER FAULT THAT SHE KEPT THE HOT AIR COMING THE WHOLE RIDE. And at this point, I felt like many peoples safety were at risk, and this was the complete opposite of hospitality. I did not catch the drivers name as she ran off the bus as quick as she could and just threw up her hands in a rude manner walking away from the bus. I did take pictures of the bus number and the back of the bus that has the license plate # and other information. I will never ever ride on a bus from this company again, it's very clear to me your drivers lack self awareness for their patrons' safety and it's not in their best interest. Thanks for ruining my travel day, now I will always remember my Alaskan cruise by something as small as this. I am VERY sure I will not be the only person sending emails regarding this issue that happened this morning.

If I could give zero stars I would. These clowns ran out of gas on the way to the airport. We were…read morestopped on Alaskan Way southbound and partially blocking traffic. This was reportedly due to a faulty gas gauge according to the driver. After waiting for an hour they delivered a second bus to transfer us. Complete clowns.

DO NOT Trust them. I had an interaction with their staff who proceeded to tell me HOW things are…read moredone and not done. I was not impressed with his poor language as the general manager told me to go "F" myself. Stay away from this company.

From the owner: Puget Sound Coach Lines have been providing professional custom coach trips both locally and long…read moredistance. We can accommodate large groups in our sedans, vans, minibuses, and deluxe motor coaches. We offer custom charters for all occasions. Call us today for more information.

Been using this company for the past three years to go to the Seattle Mom Prom event, a group of…read moreus moms from Kirkland hop on board and enjoy the ride over to the event and back. They are reliable, clean, friendly, safe and super professional -as well as a good value. I highly recommend.

Rented the 24 person party bus as a post-wedding celebration with friends. Booking process was…read moresimple, day-of coordination was easy. James our driver was accommodating and professional, RJ is responsive. Fairly priced for a quality service. Recommend and would book again!

Pierce was incredibly punctual, a great communicator and great driver!…read more Highly recommend and hope to have another occasion to book with them

We booked last minute to go to the Super Bowl parade. None of us really knew what to expect, but it…read moreturned out perfectly. Roberto was able to drop us off right at Lumen Field and pick us up in the same spot. The bus was super nice, in great condition and clean, the sound system was great too. We will book with them again!

Arrival: Pushed to board 30 minutes earlier than the confirmed reservation time. There's a shortage…read moreof drivers, and many have told me they're at the end of an overtime shift so they're tired and want to leave ASAP. They use Flight Aware to monitor arrival and assume I'm immediately ready to leave. They don't factor in delays in deplaning, a bathroom stop, or the time it takes to travel from the North terminal to baggage claim before I can get to the shuttle location. Departure: Efficient and comfortable. Pickup has always been on time or a bit early, and the GPS link via text to track the van arrival for pickup is great!

After checking in waited one hour and forty five minutes before they picked us up. They picked up…read moreat least 20 people before us but the dispatcher said we were going to have to wait. She said she would call the owner, no help. Driver was friendly and only reason for two stars. Look elsewhere.

We needed to get from Vancouver to Seattle and ride the Quick Coach as they leave from Canada…read morePlace. We were pleasantly surprised at how nice Quick Coach is. The seats were comfortable and the ride was smooth. The driver kept the bus in time. We will ride Quick Coach again

The maximum is about 4 stops, and there are convenient pick-up locations and times. I took a day…read moretrip out to Vancouver, and our bus driver was very kind, awesome, and a very cautious driver. Going through the customs was a breeze and painless, and definitely a great way to get away from Seattle, visit Vancouver, or use it as a way to commute between certain destinations! +kind and safe driver from Seattle to Vancouver (and back) +convenient pick-up locations & times

We had such a wonderful experience with Starline for both our welcome party and wedding day…read moreshuttles. Hollie was fantastic to work with--she was so kind, responsive, and communicative throughout the entire planning process, which made everything stress-free. The shuttles arrived on time both evenings, and everything ran seamlessly. It was such a relief to know our guests were in good hands and could get to and from the events safely and comfortably. We couldn't be happier with the service and would highly recommend Starline to anyone looking for reliable and professional transportation for their event!

Used their bus service for transportation from college back home for a holiday break. Driver made a…read morewrong turn resulting in a 2 hour late arrival. Freezing AC was blasting the whole trip, it's November and already cold enough. At one point the driver raised the radio as loud as it could get, even through full blast headphones the radio was loud and clear. Driver turned inside lights on full. Overhead compartments started opening on their own while in motion. We eventually made it but other busses broke down. If you look on their page under commitment, they provide the opposite of what they list. Unfortunately, we will be looking for any alternative transportation besides this company.

The Amtrak Train Depot offers excellent accessibility from Seattle Airport, with convenient public…read moretransportation connections via Light Rail and bus for only $5 per person - a significant savings compared to the $60 Uber fare. While the depot's lone staff member provides friendly and helpful service, travelers should note that there are no indoor facilities at this location. During our visit, when faced with 35 degree weather and a delayed train, we found a perfect solution at the Embassy Suites across the street. The hotel provided a comfortable indoor space where we could use the restrooms and enjoy a drink while waiting. Despite the lack of indoor facilities at the depot itself, the combination of affordable transportation options and nearby amenities made for a positive experience.

I've only used the Tukwila Station for Amtrak, not the local bus or train service…read more My family lives between SEA and PDX airports. Sometimes, I prefer to leave the airport at SEA and take a train south instead of making a connection to PDX. I am a person who likes train travel. One warning is that a taxi driver at SeaTac had NO IDEA where the Amtrak station was. He tried to google it while driving; I thought we would have an accident! If I go direct from airport to station, I use Lyft or Uber now instead. More often, if I stop at SEA, it's because I'm arriving at an ugly hour, so I stay at a hotel. The Marriott across the street is within easy walking distance to the Amtrak station, and they've got a free shuttle from the airport to the hotel for overnight guests. There are no employees to assist passengers, but there is a notice posted in the covered shelter on each of the two platforms indicating the typical track for every Amtrak service that passes thru. As of 2023, there is also an Amtrak app that gives status updates and includes notices about track changes. Here's a tip: if riding in coach, you'll probably board in the center of the train, so stand near the middle of the platform. Business class boards at the front of the train, which is the end furthest away from the raised wheelchair platform (which I have not seen used at Tukwila Station myself.) The shelters will keep the rain off, but they don't have doors that close, so it can be a chilly wait. Everything seems in good repair, though, and I didn't feel uncomfortable waiting on the platform as a woman alone around noon. I have no data points for later trains.

Located in the heart of downtown Bellevue, this outdoor transit center (basically a series of…read moreberths where different bus numbers come and go) can be used to go to SeaTac airport in about 45 minutes. It also has local buses going throughout Bellevue, which can be used as connectors. The lightrail does not connect through Bellevue. There is a lot of construction next to the transit station (building some sort of high rise). I-405 is what connects Bellevue to the airport, and the bus takes it most of the way. It is just a standard bus, so doesn't have luggage racks nor empty spaces where bulky luggage can be placed. Works if you have one piece of luggage and the bus isn't too full. Bus driver was super friendly, and the fare one-way is $2.75 if using the mobile app that lets you buy the ticket on-line (you have 2 hours of unlimited uses once you activate it...so free transfers).

Bus nearly came at 11PM when it was suppose to come at 10:30PM. Then randomly on some days it will…read morecome 10 minutes early. If you go wait at the bus stop super early like 10-15 minutes to prepare for the buses that come too early but it's delayed, you will end up waiting 20-50 minutes in total just standing in the blazing sun or cold rain. But if you try to go on time with a few extra minutes early, there are days buses will be 8-10 minutes early so you will miss it and with my luck the next bus will be delayed. Today I went out at 1:10PM for a bus and it was super early so I waited for the next one and it was delayed. Now I will arrive somewhere around 2:30PM for a place that takes 10 minutes to drive to.