There's a big game on deck! We are sounding our ships' whistles today at 3:30 pm to cheer on the Seattle Mariners in tonight's MLB playoff game. Let's make noise from the Sound to T-Mobile Park! #SeizeTheMoment | Washington State Ferries

EEEEEEEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEE That’s dolphin for: Heads up Seattle/Bremerton commuters! We will be replacing two floating dolphin structures at our Bremerton terminal this winter. What’s a dolphin? A dolphin is a landing aid used to help our captains navigate into our docks. They are the structures that the vessel parks between when tied up to let riders on an off- think of them as giant bumpers. Because of this work, one vessel will need to dock overnight in Seattle while the work takes pl

🚨Dream job alert!🚨 Video description: montages of marine mammals and construction happening near a ferry terminal. A woman with brown hair speaks into a small microphone and explains the job of a marine mammal monitor. Captions are displayed on the screen. | Washington State Ferries

Want to become part of our team? We are hiring for on-call terminal attendants! As an on-call employee, you must be available to work all shifts, including mornings, mid-days, evenings, weekends, and holidays. These essential positions provide coverage for scheduled absences but are especially vital for responding to last-minute staffing needs, often requiring prompt availability and flexibility. Everyone who begins their career in the terminal department starts as on-call terminal employee. It

This week marks the first time a Washington state ferry has run on electric power - this is a huge milestone for us. The Wenatchee is currently undergoing sea trials with Vigor Shipyard, and Steve Nevey is on board experiencing a moment in history. Tap the link in the comments to learn more about the Wenatchee and electrification. Video Description: a man wearing a vest stands aboard a ferry with the water behind him. Text reads “Steve Nevey WSDOT Deputy Secretary for Washington State Ferries” c