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Sounder train service available for the June 1 Seattle Mariners game against Twins

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Sound Transit will operate special Sounder train service for the June 1 Seattle Mariners game against the Minnesota Twins, which kicks off at 1:10 p. m. The inbound train from Snohomish County departs Everett at 10:45 a. m. and makes a stop in Edmonds at 11:11 a.

m. , arriving at King Street Station by 11:44 a. m. This service is in addition to existing Link light rail, ST Express, and King County Metro options for reaching T-Mobile Park. An online schedule for Sounder trains serving weekend games is available for fans planning their trip.

This initiative aims to improve public transit access for attendees, promoting attendance at local sporting events. The return train will leave 45 minutes post-game, allowing fans to return conveniently. Enhanced transit options like these are crucial for supporting local sports and reducing traffic congestion.

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