The shuttle train between North & South Terminal Stations with connections to N & S Gates:.The North Train Loop between the main terminal North station and the C and N gates.The South Train Loop between the main terminal South station and the B & S Gates.To avoid a lengthy walk from the Main Terminal to the Concourses and satellite gates, use the shuttle train:

If your flight will depart from one of the satellite terminals, add an extra 10-15 minutes to your boarding schedule.Ĭonnecting between the SEA terminals and between gates, you can take the STS train between North & South Stations. The satellites (N & S gates) are linked to the main terminal by continuously running underground loop trains. Refer to the SeaTac airport map for more details.Ĭoncourses A, B, C & D connected at post-security, enabling passengers to freely move around without having to leave the secured area. These include include Marche Food Hall, Evergreens, Poppa Woody’s, Lucky Louie by Kathy Casey, Asian Box, Ballard Beer Hall, Banh Shop, Caffe Ladro, La Place, Le Grand Comptior, Pallino, Pei Wei Asian Diner, Seattle Made, Standard Bakery & Broadcast Coffee Roasters, Stone House Cafe and Swarowvski fashion/jewelry. Over 100 dining & retail options are available at Seattle Airport, while this number will increase to 135 within the next few years. Transit train stations are in all Concourses and North & South Satellites: separate underground trains run (a) between North Satellite & Concourse /gates C & D (b) between Concourse /gates A & D and between Concourse /gates A & B & Satellite S. The South Satellite (S gates) serves all international arrivals (except those with U.S. The passenger terminal complex at Seattle/Tacoma’s SeaTac Airport is shaped like a bow, consisting of a main terminal with North & South train stations, surrounded by the Central Terminal's Concourses A, B, C & D and North & South Satellites.

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