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Kingston Fast Ferry posts a September 28 timetable: plan both halves of the commute

The upcoming timetable is posted for Kingston-Seattle passengers. Match the effective date to your travel day and check the return trip as well as the morning ride.

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Kitsap Transit has posted a Kingston Fast Ferry timetable effective September 28, 2026. The passenger-only route connects Kingston with Seattle’s Pier 50.

For commuters, the useful check is the complete journey: the sailing to Seattle, the return sailing and any bus needed at either end. Use the timetable that applies to the date you travel.

Allow time to board

The schedule page says passengers should arrive at least 10 minutes before departure and must be aboard two minutes before departure. A timetable departure is when the vessel pulls away from the dock, not a boarding deadline.

The page links to connecting Kitsap Transit services, including routes 302, 307 and 391. Check the route and operating day that fit your journey.

Recheck before heading to the dock

A posted timetable does not guarantee that every sailing will operate. Review Kitsap Transit’s rider alerts before leaving, and keep an alternative trip in mind if a disruption affects your connection.

Based on official information checked September 16, 2026. Follow the linked sources for subsequent updates.