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1. Are there any parks or museums that are not accessible by public transportation?

While most attractions are accessible by public transportation, some may require additional walking or biking. Check with the attraction's website or contact them directly for more information. Most are able to accommodate a commuter’s needs and even help with trip planning. 

2. Can I bring my bike on public transportation?

Yes, all transit agencies in Pierce County allow bikes on their bike racks located at the front of the bus. However, they may allow you to bring your bike on the bus if the racks are full. To be sure, check with the transportation provider/transit agency for their policy.

3. How do I plan for accessibility needs when visiting parks or museums?

Most attractions have information on their website regarding accessibility options and accommodations. You can also contact them directly to discuss your specific needs. 

4. Are there any discounts or special fares available to save money using public transit?

Yes! The following programs are available to help make public transit affordable and accessible to all:

• Regional Reduced Fare Permits are available to those who qualify, seniors and people with disabilities 

• ORCA LIFT cards are available to qualifying low-income adults

• Youth under 18 ride free! Ages 6-18 will need a free card that can be requested through the ORCA website