360Flex how to get to the Red Lion
When you land at Sea-Tac, you've got two main choices for getting to the Red Lion. When Tom and I came for our on-site meeting, we took the Gray Line Airporter. Round Trip it's like $17.00 a person, and get's you to within a block or so of the Red Lion. You can spend $5.00 more and they'll go right to the Red Lion, but save the dough, you can get off at the Sheraton stop or The Crown Plaza stop, walk a block and be five bucks richer, and a smidge more healthy feeling.Taxi's are the second option, and according to the gal at the airport a taxi ride to the Red Lion will run you a cool $45.00 dollars or so, give or take the route the cabby takes, and how crooked he or she might be. :)
If you got some friends, maybe you're a team who is coming, the taxi might be a good option, but otherwise, we recommend the Gray Line, it's pretty quick and comfy, and much less creepy than most cabs.

Also in light of the traffic advisory, a cab will have the added benefit of taking longer, and running the fare up while enjoying the lovely smell of cherry poppit.

















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if you're really thrifty, you can also get equally close to the hotel from the airport using the regular metro bus. The #194 is reasonable fast, and will drop you off at 4th and University, right near the hotel. The #174 is the non-express version of the bus, and takes a lot longer (and smells worse) so look for the 194 if you can.
the #194 schedule
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