Directions
1000 Second Avenue, Suite 2700
Seattle, Washington 98104-1046
The corner of 2nd and
Madison
When you arrive at the
WHEFA
office, check in with the receptionist on the 27th floor.
By Car |
By Ferry |
By Train |
By
Bicycle | Public
Transportation from King, Snohomish, Pierce County |
From
SeaTac Airport |
Downtown
Map
By Car
Traveling North on I-5
Exit 164 – Seneca Street
Follow Seneca Street to Second Avenue
Turn left, follow to Spring Street
The
WHEFA office is located on the east side of Second Avenue between Spring
and Madison
Traveling South on I-5
Exit 165A – Union Street
Follow Union Street to Second Avenue
Turn left, follow to Spring Street
The
WHEFA office is located on the east side of Second Avenue between Spring
and Madison
Traveling West on I-90
Take I-5 north to the Madison Exit
turn left on Madison and continue to 4th Avenue
turn right on 4th and continue to Union Street
Turn left on Union and then turn left onto 2nd Avenue
The
WHEFA office is located on the east side of Second Avenue between
Spring and Madison
Traveling South on
I-99
Take the Denny Street exit keeping
to the right
Which crosses Denny and leads to Wall Street
Turn left onto 2nd Ave & head south for approximately 10 blocks
The
WHEFA office is located on the east side of Second Avenue between Spring
and Madison
Traveling North on
I-99
Take the Seneca Street exit
Turn left onto 1st Avenue
Go one block and take a right onto University Street
Up one block to 2nd Avenue
The
WHEFA office is located on the east side of Second Avenue between Spring
and Madison
Parking
Limited hourly rate
parking is available in the building with entrances on Spring and Madison
Streets. Additional parking options can be found nearby with various
specials based upon the time of day. Parking prices vary dramatically
by garage and by time of day. For Example:
Benaroya Hall Parking Garage (entrance on 2nd at Union). Benaroya Hall
is three blocks north of the WHEFA office.
Why drive? Our downtown Seattle location allows visitors to use a
number of convenient and affordable options to get to WHEFA’s
offices.
By
Ferry
Washington State Ferry Schedule
Seattle Ferry Terminal
(Colman Dock) is
three
blocks east of the WHEFA office.
Public
Transportation from King, Snohomish, Pierce Co.
Metro's Trip Planner
Downtown
Map*
Sound Transit Express Regional
Bus
* Map shows the
Ride Free Area.
If you are traveling in
the Seattle
Bus Tunnel, we are near the
University
Street Station. The tunnel is currently closed for renovation and
it is scheduled to reopen in
September 2007.
By
Train
Sounder Commuter Service
Amtrak
King Street Station is
eight
blocks south of the WHEFA offices. King Street Station is near the
Ride Free Area
and the
International
District Bus Tunnel Station which is scheduled to reopen in September
2007.
By
Bicycle
City of Seattle
Bicycle Program Map & Trails
Downtown
Seattle Bike Routes (PDF)
From
SeaTac Airport
Grey Line
Airport Express
Our office is close to the Olympic Hotel stop.
SeaTac Transportation
Options
See ground transportation options to Seattle
using shuttles, buses, public transit and taxis. Note: Metro Route
194 Express is the fastest public bus from the airport to downtown.
This page was modified on June 6, 2007
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