2 Line: stations, map and interchanges
2 Line is a line of Link light rail in Seattle with 26 stations, running from Downtown Redmond to Lynnwood City Center. As the crow flies, the stations add up to about 49.5 km and the end-to-end trip takes around 103 minutes (estimated, no waiting on platforms).
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Stations of 2 Line
- 1 Downtown Redmond Terminal
- 2 Marymoor Village
- 3 Redmond Technology
- 4 Overlake Village
- 5 BelRed
- 6 Spring District
- 7 Wilburton
- 8 Bellevue Downtown
- 9 East Main
- 10 South Bellevue
- 11 Mercer Island
- 12 Judkins Park
- 13 International District Chinatown Interchange
- 14 Pioneer Square Interchange
- 15 Symphony Interchange
- 16 Westlake Interchange
- 17 Capitol Hill Interchange
- 18 University of Washington Interchange
- 19 U District Interchange
- 20 Roosevelt Interchange
- 21 Northgate Interchange
- 22 Pinehurst Interchange
- 23 Shoreline South/148th Interchange
- 24 Shoreline North/185th Interchange
- 25 Mountlake Terrace Interchange
- 26 Lynnwood City Center Terminal Interchange
Interchanges with other lines
At these stations you can change from 2 Line to another line:
Frequently asked questions
How many stations does 2 Line have?
2 Line has 26 stations, from Downtown Redmond to Lynnwood City Center.
How long is the end-to-end trip on 2 Line?
About 103 minutes between Downtown Redmond and Lynnwood City Center. It is an estimate based on the distance between stations; the real time varies through the day.
Where does 2 Line connect with other lines?
The interchanges are: International District Chinatown (1 Line); Pioneer Square (1 Line); Symphony (1 Line); Westlake (1 Line); Capitol Hill (1 Line); University of Washington (1 Line); U District (1 Line); Roosevelt (1 Line); Northgate (1 Line); Pinehurst (1 Line); Shoreline South/148th (1 Line); Shoreline North/185th (1 Line); Mountlake Terrace (1 Line); Lynnwood City Center (1 Line).
Travel times are estimates calculated from the distance between stations, not official timetables. Confirm the service with the official channels of the operator.