
Getting to the Seattle Marathon start without the parking problem
The Seattle Marathon is a point to point morning: the start is at 5th Ave N and Harrison St beside Seattle Center and the finish is at Bell Harbor Pier 66 on the waterfront. The race points drivers to reserve parking near the start line in advance, which leaves a tired runner at the pier and the car back at Seattle Center. Course streets close on race morning; for the 2025 race, local traffic reports counted more than 50 closed streets, with closures starting at 7am and the last sections reopening at 2:30pm. The 2026 road usage maps are posted on the race traffic page. The Seattle Center Monorail runs about every 10 minutes between Westlake Center and Seattle Center, but confirm its first train before you rely on it for a 7:00am start.
Kamo Limo handles both ends. We run black SUVs for runners and their gear bags, Sprinter vans for running clubs and charity teams, and executive sedans for a solo runner coming from a hotel. Every ride is a fixed written rate, the chauffeur plans the route around the posted closures, and the pickup after the finish is agreed before race day so you are not hunting for a ride on tired legs.
- Luxury SUV — 6 passengers, runners plus gear bags and dry clothes
- Sprinter van — up to 14 seats for running clubs and charity teams
- Executive sedan — hotel to start line for one or two runners
- Hourly booking — start line drop, spectator stops, finish line pickup
- Fixed written rate — no surge pricing on race morning
Flying in for the race? We meet Sea-Tac arrivals, track the flight, and can run airport to hotel to the expo at The Westin Seattle on one booking. Runners from Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Everett and Tacoma get a door to door quote in writing, which matters when the alarm is set for 5am. See hourly rates for a full morning booking, browse the fleet, or if your group is also in town for football, read our game day transportation guide.