Washington State Ferries is warning of long lines on the Fauntleroy-Vashon-Southworth route next week, as the 64-car Salish replaces the 124-car Issaquah, attributed to “necessary vessel repairs.” WSF says this will start Monday and continue “for approximately one week,” and adds that the Salish does not have wi-fi.
Not that it matters but, based on how I read the releases, it isn’t the Issaquah going in for repairs but rather the Sealth. The Issaquah moves to the SEA-Bremerton route for next week.
The exact wording of the alert we received was: “Due to necessary vessel repairs, the 64-car Salish will replace the 124-car Issaquah beginning Monday, Dec. 10 for approximately one week. Customers should anticipate long lines on the route during this time. Wi-fi will not be available on the Salish. We apologize for the inconvenience.” But of course that could mean ANY vessel. Thanks. – TR
That can only mean lighter traffic on the bridge
be 60 cars per boat
Are they adding additional runs to make up the capacity?
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