What to know about the new ferry terminal at Seattle's Colman Dock
Walk-on passengers are now using a new ferry terminal at Seattle's Colman Dock. The first completed area of the terminal opened Sunday.
Colman Dock is the biggest ferry terminal in Washington state, serving passengers from Seattle to Bainbridge Island and Bremerton.
These are the changes walk-on passengers should know about accessing the new terminal, according to WSDOT:
Stairs on Alaskan Way near Columbia Street connecting the street to the terminal level.
A pedestrian bridge between Colman Dock and the Marion Street Bridge on a new route along Columbia Street and Western Avenue.
Stairs at the southwest corner of the dock near the new passenger-only ferry facility at Pier 50.
ADA access will remain at the existing elevators on Alaskan Way until construction of the new elevators near the Pier 50 passenger-only terminal is complete.
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Looking forward to taking the ferry (drive-on) next Sunday coming home to e. Washington from visit to mother-in-love in Sequim. Lots to choose from. Also celebrating wedding anniversary (39 years!). Making a trip out of it. Picnic on the way home.
Always festive (at least for tourists / non-commuters, who don't need to be anywhere on time 
) in ferry line and onboard!
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