A: You pay for your ride when you board the vessel: Tap an ORCA card pre-loaded with E-Purse, Kitsap Fast Ferries monthly pass, Puget Pass, or employer-issued ORCA cards. You may also put exact cash fare in the farebox. Passengers also can present a ticket they purchased from the Transit GO Ticket app or a vending machine located at the ferry dock. The vending machine accepts debit and credit cards (VISA or Mastercard). 

A: A single-ride fare is $2 eastbound (to Seattle) and $10 westbound (from Seattle). The price of a monthly fast-ferry pass is $168, while a monthly combined bus/fast-ferry pass is $196. Seniors, disabled, youth and low-income who show a current reduced-fare permit pay half price.

A: Transfer credits apply only when ORCA e-purse is used for payment.

A: In the summer, Kitsap Fast Ferries will run during peak commute hours Monday through Friday and throughout the day on Saturday. Starting in October, Kitsap Fast Ferries will be commuter service only until May 1 of the following year. 

A: Yes, Kitsap Transit accepts ORCA cards.

A: Bicycles are welcome aboard on a first-come first-served basis. Crews will direct passengers on secure placement of their bikes in one of the exterior racks.

For more detailed information, visit the specific route of the Fast Ferry you plan to ride.

A: Kitsap Transit does not accept WSF fare products.

A: Service animals are eligible to ride all Kitsap Transit buses and vessels. Passengers traveling with a service animal are responsible for the animal and may be held liable for the behavior and actions of the animal. Pets and service animals, regardless of training or certification, may be denied transportation if the animal poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others. Small pets traveling with their owners are also allowed. However, your pet must be in a suitable carrier and may not exceed 25 pounds.

A: Yes. For more detailed information, visit the specific route of the Fast Ferry you plan to ride.

A: Yes. The crew can easily accommodate strollers on board.

A: Yes, electric bicycles are permitted on our fast ferries.

A: Please visit Our Ferry Fleet web page for the capacity of all our ferries. 

A: No. However, If Kitsap Transit’s vessel is not able to sail due to mechanical breakdown, Kitsap Transit will provide its monthly passholders with tickets on the next available WSF sailing. Single-ride tickets on Kitsap Transit’s fast ferry are valid through the expiration date on the ticket.

A: No, the service transports passengers only, not automobiles. 

A: The sales-tax increase approved by voters in 2016 funded fast-ferry service Monday through Friday year-round and on Saturday from May through September. The tax increase wasn't designed to support Sunday service.