Washington State Ferries Summer 2018 Sailing …

1 Americans with Disabilities ActFor medical preferential loading information or to obtain this schedule in alternate format, contact us via the information on the back panel of this schedule. Most terminals are accessible and all regularly-scheduled vessels are elevator-equipped. Check our website or contact us for current vessel elevator status. Please let us know at the tollbooth if you need elevator access to allow us to load your vehicle will modify its policies, practices, and procedures to ensure individuals with disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate in its programs, services or activities unless the modification is a fundamental alteration; creates a safety issue; or is not otherwise required by the ADA.

2 Requests for modification can be made to any WSDOT employee, at or by calling 855-362-4 ADA (4232).On the CoverHaiku written by Lisa Salisbury (@FHlibrarian); it received the most likes on the @wsferries Twitter page out of three #WSFH aiku finalists selected by State Poet Laureate Claudia Castro Luna. Photo taken by Douglas Treuting at Wasp Passage off Shaw MapSidneyVictoriaOrcasShawLopezFridayHar borBellinghamPortTownsendClintonMukilteo KingstonEdmondsBremertonEverettVashonSou thworthTahlequahPort AngelesPt. DefianceSheltonSeattleBainbridge IslandCANADA175901015Mt. Vernon525 AnacortesHoodCanalBridge104 North10122020203316 FauntleroyTacoma1 USAC oupeville Leave KingstonEdmonds / KingstonCrossing Time: Approximately 30 minutes4:555:356:257:057:558:409:4010:25 11:1511:5512:501:302:303:104:004:405:306 :107:007:458:209:109:4010:3011:0512:055: 356:207:107:558:509:4010:3011:1012:0512: 401:402:253:153:554:455:256:157:007:408: 309:009:5010:2511:1011:4512:55 M-Sa Mondays through Saturdays only Monday through Saturday only, except July 4 & Sept.

3 3)FSSH Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, July 4 and Sept. 3 onlyFriSun Fridays and Sundays only Friday night/Saturday morning onlyDailyLeave Edmonds Seattle / BremertonCrossing Time: Approximately 60 minutesSeattle / Bainbridge IslandCrossing Time: Approximately 35 minutesNote: Passengers must be on board two minutes in advance of published Sailing Mukilteo5:055:356:006:307:007:308:008:30 9:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:3012:0012:301: 001:302:052:353:053:354:054:405:105:406: 106:407:057:358:058:359:009:3010:0010:30 11:0011:3012:001:052:00 Leave Clinton4:405:055:306:006:307:007:308:008 :309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:3012:0012:3 01:001:302:002:353:053:354:054:355:055:3 56:056:357:057:358:008:309:009:3010:0010 :3011:0011:3012:301.

4 30M-FxH Mondays through Fridays only, except July 4M-SxH Mondays through Saturdays only, except July 4Th-SH Thursdays through Sundays and Holidays (July 4) onlyFSSH Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays (July 4) only Friday night/Saturday morning and Saturday night/Sunday morning onlyMukilteo / Clinton (South Whidbey Island)Crossing Time: Approximately 20 minutes M-SxH M-SxH M-SxH M-SxH M-Sa M-Sa M-FxH M-FxH M-FxH M-FxH FSSH FSSH FriSun FriSun FSSH FSSH FSSH FSSHTh-SHTh-SHPt. Townsend / CoupevilleCrossing Time: Approximately 30 minutes Leave Port TownsendWelcome Aboard Washington State Ferries !Information via Internet:Visit Information:206-464-6400 (Seattle) 888-808-7977 (toll-free) 511 (from within WA)Lost and Found: 206-515-3439 This material can be made available in an alternate format by emailing the WSDOT Office of Equal Opportunity at or by calling toll free, 855-362-4 ADA (4232).

5 Persons who are deaf or hard of hearing may make a request by calling the Washington State Relay at State Ferries2901 Third Avenue Suite 500 Seattle, Washington 98121-3014 Follow us on Twitter@WSFerriesPrinted in the USA on recycled/recyclable side upUpside DownLeave Coupeville6:308:008:459:3010:1511:0011:4 512:301:152:002:453:304:155:156:006:458: 3010:00 7:158:459:3010:1511:0011:4512:301:152:00 2:453:304:155:006:006:457:309:1010:40 MThxH Mondays through Thursdays except Holidays (July 4, Sept. 3)Fri Fridays onlyFriSat Fridays and Saturdays only FSSH Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, & Holidays only (July 4, Sept. 3)MThxH FriSat FriSat FSSH Fri FriMThxH FSSHNote: Extreme tidal conditions may interrupt service on this are recommended for all vehicles on the Pt.

6 Townsend/Coupeville route. Reservations must be made at least 2 hours in advance. Refer to your reservation confirmation page for the required arrival time at the terminal. See the Plan Your Trip section of this schedule for more AvailableGeneral InformationFor the most up-to-date schedules and Sailing information, please visit or call SchedulesHoliday schedules are in effect on Wednesday, July 4, and Labor Day, Monday, September 3, with the following exceptions: Mukilteo/Clinton will run a normal schedule on September 3; Anacortes/San Juan Islands will run a normal weekday schedule on July 4; Seattle/Bremerton will run a normal schedule on both days. Extra service may be provided for holiday or special event traffic.

7 LoadingVehicles should be in line at least 20 minutes prior to scheduled departure time and are loaded in order of arrival with some exceptions. Heavy traffic may require earlier arrival. For reservation routes, refer to your confirmation for the required arrival time at the terminal. On some routes, expect to move your vehicle while waiting in passengers should be onboard five minutes prior to scheduled departure time, except where noted. Once loading has begun, the captain s permission is required to disembark the vessel. What s New? Summer 2018 Sailing Schedule contains these changes from the prior Sailing schedule: Fauntleroy/Vashon/Southworth Additional sailings on weekends.

8 Anacortes/San Juan Islands A fifth vessel is added for more sailings. Anacortes/Sidney, BC A second daily round trip is added. Mukilteo/Clinton Additional late night sailings Thursdays through Sundays. Port Townsend/Coupeville Two-boat service Our ScheduleTimes are in color for morning or after midnight ( ) departures, and in black for afternoon/evening ( ) departures. Times listed are departure times unless otherwise noted. The schedule begins with the first Sailing time for that day and ends with the last Sailing time, which may occur after midnight and technically be on the following day. Please pay special attention to annotations next to a Sailing State Ferries is part of the State Highway System.

9 Using a cell phone while driving on or off the ferry is prohibited by law. WSF is a participant in the WSDOT HERO program. Line cutters into ferry queues may be reported at 877-764-HERO (4376).Vehicles that are over 7 2 in height or over 22 in length, including those with tall antennas, may be loaded out of sequence. Vehicles without 12 inches of clearance from the ground may not be loaded. Bicyclists and persons carrying kayaks or canoes should wait near the front of the loading area; they normally load first. Crews will direct passengers on placement of kayaks and canoes. Once onboard, secure bikes in the location provided. When leaving the vessel, please watch for and stay out of the way of vehicles.

10 Shoes with metal sports cleats are not permitted in passenger areas. Only service animals are allowed in terminal buildings or interior cabin spaces on vessels, except for pets in a carrier. Pets are permitted on the exposed upper decks of vessels on some routes. Ask terminal staff for loading procedures, as vessels and terminals vary. FaresPassenger (vehicle passenger or walk-on) fares are round-trip, with the exception of the Port Townsend/Coupeville route and sailings to and from Sidney, BC. Most vehicle fares are one-way, with the exception of the San Juan Islands and Vashon Island routes, which are round-trip fares. Vehicle fares are based on a vehicle s length, height, and width, as well as the distance traveled.