Sound Transit Link 2 Line - South Bellevue to Redmond Technology, round trip, 2024

[@hassanalialtaai5244]

Wow this is Huge development in the beautiful and upscale city of Seattle. I left Seattle in 1994, but my heart always longs to return to it. I lived there since the 1980s and it was without a metro.

[@babymonster206]

Great 👍🏿 video

[@LuisPerez-x4z]

Where are you 😢

[@pauld2810]

Thanks for the ride!

[@WalkSignals]

You’re welcome!

[@tukahimata1416]

Thanks!! 👍

[@trixcilliamazzuchelli1486]

This is a very poorly made video! Capturing the wall while driving is all can see. No one wants to view this! Disappointed in this upload.

[@WalkSignals]

I’m sorry you are disappointed. I hadn’t ridden this line before so I was disappointed to see the wall too. I attached the camera to the left side window and that is what was outside the left side window. It’s what was there. If you’ve ever watched those train videos where they just put the camera in the front of the train and let it roll, that’s what I’m going for. I don’t really edit. To skip ahead to the next station you can use the timestamps in the description. That way you don’t have to look at a wall or at the darkness of the tunnel.

[@EastsideTransit]

I appreciate the video. Yes, some sections had acoustic or trench walls, but that's to be expected. I like the views around Wilburton. It was also interesting to see that the rides lasted about 19 minutes each, even though Sound Transit said it would only be 17 minutes from end to end.

[@tedgemberling2359]

Yes we don't want people to think they'll be riding in a dark underground. They will have a wonderfully scenic trip the whole way (sarcasm). But to be serious, I remember the first time I rode the BART train in San Francisco to Oakland. For a long period it was in a tunnel under the bay. It was so exciting when we came out of it!