SEAAirport Guide

Bicycle

Bicycle at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Boards at North access by the pedestrian bridge to the Link station.

More in our guide: Cycling to Seattle airport.

Where to board
  • North access by the pedestrian bridge to the Link station
  • south access from Pacific Highway S and S 182nd St through Door 4 North: from street level take the elevator northeast of Pacific Highway South and South 176th St up to the pedestrian bridge to the Link station mezzanine. South: from Pacific Highway South head toward the airport from 182nd St, pass the rental car shuttle, and enter through Door 4, where the bike racks are.
Route
  • Bike racks near Door 4 and elsewhere, with map points by Bag Claim 13, Doors 2, 4 and 6 and Skybridges 1 and 6
  • Bikes left more than 2 weeks may be removed
  • BikeLink on-demand lockers at street level at Pacific Highway S and S 176th St, with a 10-day limit
  • Overnight bike notice to [email protected]
  • Bike box recycling (206) 787-5725
Hours
The walkway from the Link station to the airport garage is open 24 hours. The pedestrian bridge at the station is open 24 hours a day; the south entrance from S 182nd St through Door 4 is the other way in
Details
  • The Atrium rack, near Door 4 and Baggage Claim Carousel 2 under the escalator, suits travelers using the south entrance: 2 racks and 5 stands for 20 bikes, with an on-site tire pump and repair stand.
  • The Baggage Claim rack, between Carousels 12 and 13 across from the police booth near the C and D gate exit, has vertical stands with 5 hooks for up to 5 bikes, a tire pump and a repair stand; the Port recommends it for vacation travel, and asks you to contact SEA Customer Care to leave a bike overnight or longer.
  • The Skybridge 6 rack, on the 4th floor of the garage at the end of the light rail walkway near the elevator, is the Port's recommended spot for Link riders: 2 racks with 5 stands for up to 20 bikes, for short-term storage.
  • The Skybridge 1 rack, on the 4th floor of the garage near the international gates, is closest to international arrivals: 1 rack with 5 stands for up to 10 bikes, for short-term storage.
  • Local bike maps: King County's TrailFinder for the regional trails, the City of Seattle bike map, and the Pierce County bike map for Tacoma.
  • Link light rail also allows bikes on board.
  • You do not pay a fare to cross the station pedestrian bridge.
  • King County Metro buses also take bikes on board.

Sources: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport interactive map, Port of Seattle, bicycle resources

Questions about Bicycle

Where do you catch Bicycle at SEA?

North access by the pedestrian bridge to the Link station; south access from Pacific Highway S and S 182nd St through Door 4 North: from street level take the elevator northeast of Pacific Highway South and South 176th St up to the pedestrian bridge to the Link station mezzanine. South: from Pacific Highway South head toward the airport from 182nd St, pass the rental car shuttle, and enter through Door 4, where the bike racks are.

What are the hours for Bicycle at SEA?

The walkway from the Link station to the airport garage is open 24 hours. The pedestrian bridge at the station is open 24 hours a day; the south entrance from S 182nd St through Door 4 is the other way in.