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Posted on: April 6, 2016

Pierce County ferry peak season fare rates go into effect May 1

Peak season fare rates start May 1 for Pierce County Ferry passengers.

Passengers driving vehicles 21 feet in length or less will see their fares increase from the non-peak season rate of $18.35 to the peak season rate of $23.85, while passengers driving motorcycles will see an increase from $9.95 to $12.95. Passengers driving vehicles 21 feet or less with a Senior ID or Disability Permit will see their fares increase from $15.25 to $19.80.

The five-trip Value Pass for vehicles 21 feet in length or less remains at $73.40, while the five-trip Value Pass for motorcycles remains at $39.70.

Walk-on passenger rates are the same year-round, and bicycles can be walked on at no extra cost.

Peak season runs through Sept. 30. Riders will not be able to use non-peak season tickets once peak season begins. Riders can request refunds through May 10 at www.piercecountywa.org/ferryfeedback.

The Pierce County Ferry provides service between the town of Steilacoom and Anderson and Ketron islands. Visit www.piercecountywa.org/ferry to see a full list of fares.

MEDIA CONTACTS:
Deb Wallace, Public Works airport and ferry administrator
(253) 798-7109
[email protected]

Anne Radford, Public Works public information specialist
(253) 798-2464
[email protected]

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