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ABOUT KING COUNTY EXPAND_MORE

 * Careers
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ANIMALS PESTS & PETS EXPAND_MORE

 * Pet adoption
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 7. Transit GO Ticket


TRANSIT GO TICKET

Everything you need for a great commute is at the tap of your finger. Just bring
up a ticket on your phone and ride with ease, whether on the bus, Fast Ferry,
Link light rail, Sounder, Seattle Streetcar or Water Taxi.

 * how it works
 * agency price list
 * retail locations
 * faq

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TRANSIT GO REWARDS PROMOTION


HOW TO EARN TRANSIT GO REWARDS

The way you earn Rewards is changing on October 1st. Keep an eye out for invite
codes or special campaigns to keep earning Rewards!

Learn more


CASH PAYMENT OPTION AT LOCAL RETAILERS

Add cash at over 175+ 7-Eleven, Walgreens, CVS and other stores in the Puget
Sound area. Find locations


SKIP THE LINE

Buy tickets directly on your phone.


SHOW YOUR TICKET FROM YOUR PHONE


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DOWNLOAD THE APP

You can download the app for Android and iPhone and buy tickets directly using
your credit card, debit card or cash. You can also buy tickets through Metro’s
Marketplace site on your PC or desktop and have the tickets appear in the app on
your mobile device.





HOW IT WORKS

The Transit GO Ticket app is a great way to get anywhere you want to go in the
Seattle area. From paying for tickets on the go using cash or credit card; to
being a safe, contactless way to pay your transit fare, the Transit GO Ticket
has all the features you need right in the palm of your hand.


HOW TO USE A TICKET

When you're ready to board, simply activate the ticket and get on.

 * On buses, show your screen to the driver when boarding.*
 * On Water Taxi, show your screen to the fare officer when boarding.
 * For RapidRide buses, the streetcar, Link light rail and Sounder trains, show
   your screen to the fare enforcement officer, if asked.

*Including Metro Community Shuttles, Community Vans, Community Ride, Trailhead
Direct, Via to Transit, Access service, and Kitsap Transit buses.


PAYING WITH CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD

 * Go to Settings in the app and select Payment Methods.
 * Select Add New Payment Method.
 * Scan your credit/debit card and fill in the form with the required card
   details.
 * Select Save.
 * Your card will be listed as a payment method.
 * You are ready to purchase tickets.


PAYING FOR YOUR TICKET WITH CASH

 * Go to the Store in the app and select the King County Metro or Kitsap Transit
   fare you want to buy. (Sound Transit tickets are unavailable via cash
   payment)
 * Go to check out.
 * Under payment, select Change and pay with cash at the store.
 * Place order.
 * Enter your zip code to search for the nearest retail location. If your phone
   has location services enabled, the app will select the nearest stores to you.
 * Present the bar code for the checker to scan and pay with cash.
 * The ticket is now ready to use.

Find retail locations


AGENCY PRICE LIST

Bus Service (Single Ride)

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $2.75
   
 * Access
   (Eligibility required) $1.75
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $1.00

Bus Service (Day Pass)

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $8.00
   
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $2.00

West Seattle / Downtown Seattle

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $5.75
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $2.50

Vashon Island / Downtown Seattle

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $6.75
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $3.00

Fast Ferry (Eastbound)

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $2.00
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $1.00
   

Fast Ferry (Westbound)

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $10.00
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $5.00
   

Bus and Local Foot Ferry Service

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $2.00
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $1.00
   

Streetcar (Single Ride)

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $2.25
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $1.00
   

Streetcar (Day Pass)

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $4.50
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $2.00
   

Link Light Rail (Round-Trip)

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $6.50
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $2.00
   

Sounder Train (Round-Trip)

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $11.50
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $5.50
   

Regional Express Bus

 * Adult (19 to 64 years) $3.25
 * RRFP Senior/Disabled† $1.00
   

†Regional Reduced Fare Permit for senior riders (age 65 or older), riders with a
disability, Medicare card holders and U.S. military with ID.


RETAIL LOCATIONS FOR CASH PAYMENT




FAQ

WHAT TRANSIT AGENCIES CAN I ACCESS USING A TRANSIT GO TICKET? EXPAND_MORE

Metro Transit buses; Metro Community Shuttles; Community Vans; Community Ride;
Trailhead Direct; Via to Transit; Access services; King County Water Taxi;
Kitsap Transit buses, Fast Ferries and Foot Ferries; Sound Transit (Express
buses, Link light rail and Sounder Train); and Seattle Streetcar accept the
Transit GO Ticket. Tickets are not available for King County Vanpool and
Vanshare.

HOW IS THE TRANSIT GO TICKET DIFFERENT THAN AN ORCA CARD? EXPAND_MORE

Transit GO Ticket focuses on helping infrequent transit users reduce the usage
of cash on buses by providing a simple easy mobile alternative. Current ORCA
cards aren’t mobile based. There are no intersystem transfers with the Transit
GO Tickets.

ARE THE PRICES FOR TRANSIT GO TICKETS THE SAME AS WITH PAYING WITH CASH?
EXPAND_MORE

The tickets have exactly the same price as paying with cash.

DO I NEED WI-FI OR CELLULAR DATA TO BUY OR ACTIVATE A TRANSIT GO TICKET?
EXPAND_MORE

Internet access is required to complete a purchase, but not to activate the
ticket, if one decides to save the tickets on the phone. A rider can select to
save their tickets to their phone or to the cloud under the ticket storage menu.
Tickets stored on the cloud require Wi-Fi or cellular data to access and
activate. Please plan your trip with enough time to complete your transaction
prior to boarding.

CAN I TRANSFER WITH A TRANSIT GO TICKET LIKE I DO WITH E-PURSE ON AN ORCA CARD?
EXPAND_MORE

Participating agencies only allow customers to use Transit GO Tickets to
transfer within their own systems. To take advantage of other electronic
transfers and other features, one should use ORCA.

IN ADDITION TO CREDIT CARDS, DEBIT CARDS AND CASH UPLOADS, ARE THERE ANY OTHER
PAYMENT FORMS ACCEPTED FOR PURCHASING TRANSIT GO TICKETS? EXPAND_MORE

Currently only credit cards, debit cards and cash uploads are accepted as means
of payment. Transit vouchers, Apple Pay and PayPal are not accepted at this
time.

WILL METRO AND OTHER AGENCIES THAT ARE USING TRANSIT GO TICKETS STILL ACCEPT
CASH TO RIDE? EXPAND_MORE

Yes, cash will continue to be accepted on Metro buses, and via ticket vending
machines for other transit services.

CAN I BUY AN ORCA LIFT REDUCED FARE TICKET WITH THE TRANSIT GO TICKET APP?
EXPAND_MORE

No. ORCA LIFT products can only be purchased by using an ORCA card.

HOW MUCH TIME MIGHT RIDERS SAVE USING TRANSIT GO TICKETS? EXPAND_MORE

Riders who would otherwise feed cash into the farebox or buy a transit ticket at
a vending machine could save several minutes by instead purchasing and
displaying their Transit GO Ticket on their smartphone.

WILL TRANSIT GO TICKETS SAVE MONEY AND HOW? EXPAND_MORE

The application will give riders a new, convenient way to pay to ride transit.
With fewer riders paying by cash, it reduces some wear and tear on fareboxes.
Showing a Transit GO Ticket also can speed up boarding for everyone, potentially
saving operating costs for transit agencies.

WHAT IS TRANSIT GO REWARDS? EXPAND_MORE

Transit GO Rewards is an innovative mobility rewards program to encourage smart
and sustainable travel choices that reduce traffic congestion and transportation
climate impacts.

Riders enrolled in Transit Go Rewards can earn reward points by taking
qualifying trips and making smart travel choices. Check out the "Earn" section
of the app to learn how you can earn rewards points and check out the "Redeem"
section of the app to use your earned points toward free mobile transit tickets
or credits for other transportation services such as bike-share and
scooter-share.

CAN MY DRIVER HELP ME IF THE TRANSIT GO TICKET APP ISN’T WORKING? EXPAND_MORE

A driver might only be able to spend a quick moment answering a question, but
cannot help navigate the app at the risk of delaying transit service. Metro’s
Customer Service staff at 206-553-3000 can help either in person or by phone
prior to taking a trip.

For questions and app issues

Metro’s Customer Service group can assist with most questions regarding
functionality, navigation, ticket validation and payment issues.

Phone: 206-553-3000

WA Relay: 711




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