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Washington State Ferries expecting 300K riders on Thanksgiving weekend - Lynnwood Today

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Washington State Ferries is gearing up for a busy Thanksgiving weekend, expecting close to 300,000 riders between November 27 and December 1. The surge in ferry usage is attributed to families and friends traveling to celebrate the holiday together, which often leads to increased demand for ferry services. Passengers are warned to anticipate long lines and crowded conditions at terminals, urging them to arrive early for their trips. The ferry system plays a crucial role in connecting various communities across the state, especially during peak travel seasons. Washington State Ferries is implementing measures to accommodate the influx, including possibly adjusting schedules to enhance service.

Travelers are advised to stay informed about potential wait times and to check for any service updates. This year's anticipated ridership reflects the ongoing trend of increased travel during holiday periods, showcasing the importance of ferry services in regional transportation. With the holiday travel rush on the horizon, ferry operators are focused on ensuring a safe and efficient experience for all passengers.

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