Paying with cash will be the only way to avoid the new fee.

Beginning March 1, a 3% fee will be charged on credit or debit cards used to buy ferry fares. The charge won't apply to people who use ORCA cards or cash.

On March 1, riders and drivers on WSF routes will start paying a 3% fee on credit and debit card payments.

Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) rates its own ferry service after the busiest summer for the ferry system since 2019. WSDOT reports that the Washington State Ferries was able to ...

To some, the Washington State Ferry system is a part of their daily commute. To others, a ferry ride is one of the must-do activities with visitors from out of town. But for just about everyone, the ...

Submitted by Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association. Washington State Ferries is the largest passenger ferry system in America, a critical link in the Washington state transportation system. Ferry ...

Riding the ferry is about to get a little more expensive if you pay with plastic.

Washington State Ferries will begin charging a 3% fee on all card transactions starting March 1, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation. The fee will apply to fares, no-show ...