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Due to a shortage of crew, the Point Defiance/Tahlequah route may be out of service to start the day of Sunday, January 19. We will provide an update later this evening.

The #1 Kitsap is running an estimated 40 minutes behind schedule.

The #2 Tokitae is running an estimated 18 minutes behind schedule.

Both are delayed due to a previous vehicle collision at Mukilteo.

We will continue to send updated travel information as it becomes available. Customers can check the online schedule for more information on scheduled upcoming sailings and also view the real-time travel map for live boat location information.

The #1 Tacoma is running an estimated 27 minutes behind schedule.

The #2 Chimacum is running an estimated 35 minutes behind schedule.

We will continue to send updated travel information as it becomes available. Customers can check the online schedule for more information on scheduled upcoming sailings and also view the real-time travel map for live boat location information.

The M/V Suquamish is running an estimated 15-20 minutes behind schedule.

We will continue to send updated travel information as it becomes available. Customers can check the online schedule for more information on scheduled upcoming sailings and also view the real-time travel map for live boat location information.

With the new winter schedule, we’ve noticed vehicle capacity can be limited on westbound sailings out of Anacortes in the afternoons and evenings, Monday through Friday.

To make sure you get on your preferred sailing, we strongly recommend booking a reservation.

Reservations are also now available for 90% of the vessel’s capacity, up from 75% for the past year. This means that there are fewer vehicle spaces available for customers without reservations. 

Book a vehicle reservation now.

Learn about the Anacortes/San Juan Islands Schedule Update project. 

There is an estimated one hour wait for drivers departing from Mukilteo.

Vehicle reservations for the spring 2025 schedule (March. 23 through June 14) will be available at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 29. The two-week and two-day reservation releases will remain at 7 a.m. for the Anacortes/San Juan Islands reservations. To ensure a smooth and fair experience during this high-demand period, we will also continue using a virtual waiting room on Jan. 29.  

For more information about reservations on the Anacortes/San Juan Islands and Port Townsend/Coupeville routes, visit our webpage. 

New spring schedule for the San Juan Islands/Anacortes route 

We’ll begin a new spring schedule for the Anacortes/San Juan Islands route on March 23, following a collaborative schedule update process with the community. The first round of schedule updates was implemented with the winter schedule that started on Dec. 29. We will post the new spring schedule soon and send a rider alert when it’s available.    

Since late December, we’ve been loading all non-vehicle passengers through the car deck at the Bremerton terminal due to ongoing mechanical issues with the overhead loading platform. We know this has been frustrating, and we thank you for your patience as we work to get the platform back in service as soon as possible.  

We had to order a custom-made part to complete these repairs, and we expect it to arrive this week. Our repair crews have a plan in place to get the platform back in service by early February at the latest. If the repairs take longer than expected, we will send an update right away.  

The elevator on the M/V Chetzemoka is out of service.  There is no restroom on the car deck.  A crew member can assist passengers with mobility disabilities to the passenger deck by way of a small freight elevator, though it is not ADA accessible. Updates will occur as more information is available.

The ADA restroom located on the car deck level on the M/V Yakima is temporarily closed due to necessary maintenance. Updates will occur when more information is available.