Ferries / Seattle / Bremerton
Seattle / Bremerton ferry schedule
The next Seattle / Bremerton sailing from Seattle is 10:30 PM. It is the Chimacum, a short crossing. The car deck is about 0 percent full, so you will likely make it as a drive-up. Walk-on space is wide open.Next Seattle boat 10:30 PM, a short crossing. Car deck about 0% full, you should make it. Walk-on wide open.
Updated 9:18 PM Pacific
- WSF Community Meetings, Thursday, Sept. 10
- Sea/Brem - Update - ADA Alert - Chimacum #2 Elevator Out of Service
- Sea/BI/Brem-ADA Alert- Alaskan Way #5 Elevator is Out of Service at Colman Dock
Will you get on? Drive-up space now
Today's schedule
Which Seattle / Bremerton sailings fill up
Typical car-deck fullness by sailing, from WSF fare data (one direction, paid fares). The 6:40 PM boat is usually the easiest drive-up.
Fares
Vehicle fares vary by length and are charged one direction only; fares change periodically. For August 30, 2026.
Terminals
Seattle / Bremerton, common questions
How early should I arrive for the Seattle / Bremerton ferry?
Washington State Ferries advises drive-up vehicles reach the tollbooth about 20 minutes before the scheduled sailing, and more on summer weekends and holidays. The tool above adds that 20 minute buffer to your drive time and tells you when to leave home for a specific sailing.
What time is the first and last Seattle / Bremerton sailing today?
From Seattle today, the first sailing is 12:50 AM and the last is 10:30 PM. The full timetable in both directions is on this page. Sailing times are the published WSF schedule for Seattle / Bremerton; check WSF for holiday and alert changes.
Is there space for my car on the next boat?
Where WSF publishes per-sailing vehicle space, this page shows the drive-up car spaces left on each departure, checked at the last rebuild. It is a snapshot, not a moment-by-moment counter, so treat it as guidance and arrive early on a busy sailing. Reservations, where the route offers them, are made through WSF.
How long does the Seattle / Bremerton crossing take?
WSF does not publish the crossing duration for this route in its schedule feed, so we do not state one rather than guess. The leave-by time above is unaffected either way, since it depends on when you must be at the dock, not on the sail time.
Related
Schedule and vessel data from Washington State Ferries (WSDOT), baked each rebuild, not a moment-by-moment counter. How these numbers are made.