Transit Tunnel

Convention Place (Closed)
Year Opened	1990 - Closed 2018	Lines Served	NONE
Platform Layout	4	Transfers
# of Tracks	N/A	Right of Way	open cut
Park-n-Ride	No	City	Seattle
Points of Interest	This was a busy station and the northern most Transit Tunnel station and is not underground at all. There are actually 4 platforms. 1 outbound, and 3 inbound. There is also a large stabling yard for turning busses around. Here busses come off of I-5 or off local streets. When dual-mode buses were in operation, busses here usually switch from diesel to overhead at the bus platforms.

Sign for the entrance to the station. (11/22/02)	New Metro paint scheme bus outbound (11/22/02)
Old Metro Paint Scheme getting ready to head into the tunnel (11/22/02)	Inbound bus, poles not raised yet (11/22/02)
Bus outbound using flyover ramp. (11/22/02)	Bus poles up ready to enter the tunnel (11/22/02)
Sound Transit paint scheme bus (11/22/02)	Lay-up yard featuring all 3 paint schemes on the Breda's (11/22/02)
Hybrid bus (dual mode is gone, but wires remain in places (4/23/11)	Platforms (4/23/11)
Station entrance (4/23/11)	Inbound bus arriving (4/23/11)

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