Planned Route Cancellations for Mukilteo-Clinton Ferry
Riders of the Mukilteo-Clinton ferry route are advised to plan ahead for a series of cancellations early next year.
Washington State Ferries has announced a timeline for construction work affecting the route, which includes repairing and repositioning the Mukilteo terminal's west wing wall, damaged in 2022 from a rough landing.
- Nine weekdays of midday sailing cancellations are expected in January and February.
- The last morning sailings will be the 8:30 a.m. departures.
- A crane will be moved into the slip to drive piles deeper into the sea floor, requiring good visibility and potentially impacted by weather conditions.
- Work must stop if a protected marine mammal is spotted.
No specific dates have been announced, but cancellations are likely to occur during the first two full weeks of January and February.
Author's summary: Mukilteo-Clinton ferry route to face cancellations.
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