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Sounder Trains Available for Seahawks vs. the Buffalo Bills on Oct. 27

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Sound Transit has announced its plans to offer special Sounder train services for the Seattle Seahawks' matchup against the Buffalo Bills on October 27, 2024, with kickoff set for 1:05 p. m. This initiative aims to provide fans with a convenient transportation option, helping to alleviate traffic congestion around the stadium. Alongside the Sounder trains, regular Link light rail services will also be operational, ensuring that fans have multiple options to reach the game. The availability of public transit during major sporting events is crucial for enhancing accessibility and encouraging attendance.

Sound Transit is committed to improving travel solutions for the community, particularly during high-traffic events like NFL games. In addition to easing travel, this service helps to promote the use of public transportation. Fans are advised to plan their trips accordingly and take advantage of the special train services to ensure a smooth travel experience. This service not only supports local sports culture but also aligns with broader efforts to enhance public transport usage in the region.

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