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Bellevue Transit Center
Downtown Bellevue's main bus hub on NE 6th Street, connected to the 2 Line and serving roughly 20 routes.
The Bellevue Transit Center is the principal bus hub for downtown Bellevue, occupying a block of NE 6th Street between 108th and 110th avenues. The original facility opened in 1985 for about $5 million, and a rebuilt and expanded center opened in 2002 at a cost of roughly $21 million.
The center is served by King County Metro, including the RapidRide B Line, and Sound Transit Express buses, with around 20 routes using a dozen bus stands. Amenities include bicycle lockers and racks, customer service, and restrooms.
It connects directly to the adjacent Bellevue Downtown 2 Line light rail station, which opened in 2024, and is planned to anchor two future Sound Transit Stride bus rapid transit lines.
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Downtown
Sound Transit's 33-mile light rail line linking Seattle to the Eastside, with eight stations in and near Bellevue.
- Length
- 33 miles
- Operator
- Sound Transit
- Bellevue stations
- 6
Bellevue Arts Museum
Downtown
Steven Holl-designed art, craft and design museum in downtown Bellevue, a landmark of the city's pedestrian corridor.
- Type
- Art, craft and design museum
- Building opened
- 2001
- Architect
- Steven Holl
Bellevue City Hall
Downtown
Bellevue's nine-story city hall, a former telephone-company building reopened as municipal headquarters in 2006.
- Type
- City hall / government
- Building completed
- 1983 (as Pacific NW Bell)
- City reopened as City Hall
- 2006
Bellevue Downtown Station
Downtown
The 2 Line's downtown station in a retained cut beside Bellevue City Hall, at the east end of a tunnel under the city.
- Opened
- April 27, 2024
- Line
- 2 Line
- Type
- Retained cut