Luggage Storage King Street Station

About King Street Station

Located in downtown Seattle, the King Street Station sits between South King and South Jackson streets with Second and Fourth Ave as the cross streets. The large Amtrak station was built in 1904 and finally completed in 1906. Since then, the station underwent a major remodel in the 1990s to modernize the facility. Today, the King Street Station is the third busiest Amtrak station in the western United States. Whether you are traveling through King Street Station by train or just stopping by to see the intriguing architecture of this historic building, you will find plenty to do in the area. From shopping centers to award-winning restaurants, you can quickly fill your days exploring this part of Seattle. Checking your luggage at a Bounce location will make your experience even better as you won’t need to worry about carrying restrictive bags. Take advantage of Bounce locations nearby to discover King Street Station.

Things to Do in King Street Station

Will you be in the King Street Station area long enough to see some of the historic sites and browse the more modern stores? Check out these Bounce recommended local places of interest. 

• Take a walk to nearby Union Station to see the great hall. The breathtakingly large room is an excellent example of historic American architecture. 

• Visit Klondike Gold Rush National Park, a free museum that showcases the history of Seattle. 

• The Seattle Metropolitan Police Museum will teach you about the transitions within the area's law enforcement. There are plenty of hands-on exhibits to explore. 

• Waterfall Garden Park is just a 5-minute walk from King Street Station and is a beautiful place to stroll, eat, or relax outside near rushing waterfalls.

• Checkout Flatstick Pub right next to King Street Station for amazing craft beer and a fun nighttime scene. 

• Head to the Smith Tower for a walking tour or to see the entire city from the observation deck located on the top of the building.

• Glasshouse Studio features modern art made out of blown and fused glass. Many pieces are available for purchase; take a unique piece home with you. 

Transit Options in King Street Station

• Amtrak Trains

• Sound Transit Everett and Lakewood routes

• Bus 150, 192, 24, 316, 545, 550, 74 and E Line

Luggage Storage in King Street Station

King Street Station is a major metropolitan transportation hub in Seattle, which means if you are in this area, you may be traveling with luggage. To make the most of your time here, consider storing your bags with Bounce. Whether visiting area landmarks or making your way from meeting to meeting, do it all without the burden of bags.

Luggage Storage Options in King Street Station

• Treason Gallery: View unique modern art pieces at the Treason museum. The museum is a short walk from King Street Station, so check your bags with Bounce to make the walk (and art-viewing experience) easier. 

• Waterfall Garden Park: Waterfall Garden Park is a hidden gem within Seattle and a perfect place to sit and get some fresh air. Leave your bags with Bounce, pick up lunch, and enjoy a picnic in the park without having to worry about your bags. 

• Uwajimaya: This fantastic Asian market has fresh seafood, lots of fruits and vegetables, and with prepared noodle dishes of every kind. Don't try to navigate this busy market while hauling your luggage. Drop your bags at a nearby Bounce location first. 

• Smith Tower: See the city of Seattle from the open-air observation deck that is hundreds of stories high. Take pictures and then stay for the guided tour. Leave your bags at a Bounce drop off location first, so that you can appreciate the sites without the hassle of juggling luggage. 

• CenturyLink Field: Sports lovers should head right to the home of the Seattle Seahawks, which is only a few minutes walk from King Street Station. Bring your luggage to a Bounce location first as the arena may be big, but it does not have a place for baggage storage.  

• Taste of Seattle Food Tour: All foodies should sign up for a Taste of Seattle Food Tour to try some of the areas' best restaurants and specialty food shops. The tour starts near King Street Station, so leave your bags with Bounce and then walk over to start your experience. 

• Sky View Observatory: Located on the 73rd floor of the Columbia Center and at 902 feet, see all of the city in a panoramic view. Check your bags, both big and small, with Bounce, and don't worry about carrying luggage up all those stairs! 

• Beneath the Streets: Explore the underground workings of the King Street Station with a below the ground history tour. Learn about the city from the gold rush days to the current, modern neighborhoods. There will be plenty of walking; leave your cumbersome luggage behind at a Bounce location.