SeaTac
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SeaTac [1] is a city in southern King County. Its name is a portmanteau of its larger neighbors: Seattle to the north, and Tacoma to the south. [edit] UnderstandMost visitors will only visit SeaTac for the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport [2], itself nicknamed Sea-Tac – the city named itself for the airport. Outside of the airport and its surrounding bevy of related businesses, including the corporate HQ of Alaska Airlines, there's little to attract tourists, although business travelers may appreciate the cluster of hotels close to the airport. [edit] Get in[edit] By carFrom I-5, take Exit 154B (SR-518) for the airport. The same interchange connects to I-405's southern end. [edit] By railThe region's sole light rail line terminates at the airport. SeaTac/Airport Station [3] also connects to a passenger pickup/dropoff just east of the airport, on the east side of International Boulevard at S. 176th St. The only parking at this station is in the airport parking garage. The line travels north through Tukwila to Seattle, reaching downtown in just over half an hour. The fare varies by distance traveled, topping out at $2.75. [edit] Get around[edit][add listing] See[edit][add listing] Do[edit][add listing] Buy[edit][add listing] Eat
[edit][add listing] Drink[edit][add listing] SleepTukwila, immediately to the north, also hosts several hotels and offsite airport parking.
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