What is Bigfoot Buses?

Bigfoot Buses is developing shuttle service between the Greater Seattle area, The Gorge Amphitheatre, and Stevens Pass.

Our goal is to improve transportation access for concertgoers, skiers, snowboarders, visitors, and groups looking for a convenient alternative to driving.

Our Vision

Connect you with Washington’s best recreation and entertainment destinations through safe, convenient, and reliable transportation from the greater Seattle area.

The Transportation Challenge

  • Access

    Many recreation and entertainment destinations are difficult to reach without a personal vehicle.

  • Convenience

    Transportation planning often requires coordinating parking reservations, carpools, rental vehicles, long lines, and difficult travel logistics.

  • Safety

    Travelers frequently face long drives before and after concerts, festivals, and outdoor recreation activities.

  • Opportunity

    Transportation barriers can prevent people from enjoying some of Washington's most memorable destinations and experiences if they don't have a vehicle, don't want to drive, or are traveling as a group.

Planned Routes

  • The Gorge Amphitheatre

    Planned Pickup Areas

    • Seattle
    • SeaTac
       

    All concert and festival weekends starting May of 2027.

  • Stevens Pass Resort

    Planned Pickup Areas

    Route 1 Stops: 

    • UW Stadium Lot E18
    • Bellevue Park and Ride
    • Goldbar Park and Ride

    Route 2:

    • Marysville Ash Park and Ride
    • Everett Bus Station
    • Monroe Park and Ride
       

    All open weekends starting December of 2027.

  • Suggest a Pickup Location

    Tell us where you'd like to see pickup locations.

    Suggest a Location 

Current Status

As of October 2026: Seeking approval from Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission to establish an operate a new shuttle route in WA.

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How You Can Help!

We currently need support statements from the community to include in our application to the WA Utilities and Transportation Commission. They're required to demonstrate to the state that these new shuttle routes are needed and valuable to the community.

Support Statement Page