Washington State Ferries riders should be aware that reservations for the upcoming spring season will become available this Wednesday at 10 a.m. The new reservations apply to the Port Townsend/Coupeville and Anacortes/San Juan Islands routes, while other routes do not require reservations. Reservations guarantee a spot for vehicles but not the passenger fares, which must be purchased separately. Reservations for the Anacortes/San Juan Islands routes will be released in three phases to manage high demand. Passengers are advised to book both their departure and return trips, as stand-by space is limited.
Washington State Ferries riders should keep an eye out as reservations for the upcoming season are set to go live this week.
The first period is two months before the season starts at 10 a.m. During this time, 30% of standard vehicle spaces will be released and 90% of tall, non-standard vehicle spaces will be released.The second period will be two weeks before each sailing date at 7 a.m. when another 30% of standard vehicle spaces will be released. Finally, the third period will be two days before each sailing date at 7 a.m. when the last 30% of standard vehicle spaces will be released.
“If you don’t make a reservation or can’t get your preferred time, there’s very limited stand-by space available on all sailings,” WSDOT stated via its website. “You may have to wait for later sailings.”Reservations are also free. However, WSDOT noted if someone does not show up for their reservation, they will be charged a no-show fee.
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