Programs & Services

Transportation Help

Transportation programs and ways to get to The Center:

King County Metro and the “C-Line” bus (closest stop is one block from the Center at the intersection of S.W. Alaska St. and California Ave. S.W.
Hyde Shuttle (free door-to-door service)
King County Access (low-cost service for people with disabilities)
Sound Generations volunteer transportation program (free rides for ages 60+)
Lyft or Uber rideshare services
Taxi or King County’s Taxi Scrip program
Some Medicare Advantage insurance plans provide free round-trips

A woman wearing a purple jacket boards a city bus, while a man with a backpack waits behind her. A bus stop sign and parked cars are seen along the street,

Driving and parking options to The Center:

Carpool with neighbors or fellow members of The Center
Free short-term parking is available on the streets around The Center
Low-cost paid parking is located in the parking lot behind The Center. The entrance is on 42nd Ave. S.W. Pay for parking with a credit card or by scanning the QR code.

If you need help getting to The Center, contact our front desk at 206-932-4044 / ext. 1.

A white Access Metro shuttle bus, providing transportation help at The Center for Active Living, is parked on the street next to a sidewalk. It features a curved roof and a front door that is slightly open. A white SUV is parked in front of it.

Person holding a $1 bill, a Regional Reduced Fare Permit card, and an ORCA card next to an ORCA card reader at a bus station, demonstrating the transportation help available at The Center for Active Living.

A city bus marked with route number 128 and vehicle number 7172 travels on a street. An advertisement for a local plumber is displayed on the bus's rear, while an announcement about transportation help available at The Center for Active Living is seen inside the bus.