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DOWNTOWN SEATTLE TRANSIT TUNNEL

WESTLAKE STATION

ABOUT WESTLAKE

STATION

Westlake Station station is located at Pine Street in the heart of Westlake Center, Seattle’spremier shopping area. This part of downtown is one of the highest pedestrian and trafficvolume areas in Seattle.

The station is in the ride-free zone and is connected directly to the large, upscale Westlakeshopping mall. It’s also used as a pedestrian underpass for access to additional shopping,including Macy’s and Nordstrom’s flagship store. The station is three short blocks fromSeattle’s famous Pike Place Market.

Transit systems in the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel include Sound Transit and King CountyMetro. Ridership is currently about 345,000 per month, not including weekends. Ridership willincrease when Sound Transit light rail trains join the buses in the tunnel. This will occur whenthe 13.9-mile rail line begins operation to Downtown Seattle in July 2009.

WESTLAKE STATION LOCATION

Macy’s1

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Century Square

Medical Dental Building

Pike Place Market

Nordstrom

Monorail

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7 Westlake Center

WESTLAKE STATION MEDIA

AVAILABLE INVENTORY

Platform Banners2-SheetsStairwell BannersKiosk DisplaysWallscapesStation KingsStation QueensSoffits

Column Wraps

RATES

$75,000 / 4 weeksProduction/Install: $15,500

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DOWNTOWN SEATTLE TRANSIT TUNNEL

UNIVERSITY STREET STATION

ABOUT UNIVERSITY

STREETSTATION

This large station is only three short blocks from busy Pike Place Market and is surrounded byoffice buildings, shops, restaurants and downtown hotels. Other nearby attractions include theSeattle Art Museum, Benaroya Hall and the Washington State Convention Center.

The highly desirable location of University Street Station provides an excellent opportunity forbusinesses looking to target urban professionals. The stop is in the ride-free zone and locatedat 3rd Ave, the main transit route in downtown Seattle. This part of downtown is among thethe highest pedestrian and traffic volume areas in Seattle.

Transit systems included in the tunnel are Sound Transit and King County Metro. Ridership isabout 250,000 per month, not including weekends. Ridership will increase when Sound Transitlight rail trains join the buses in the tunnel. This will occur when the 13.9-mile rail line beginsoperation to Downtown Seattle in July 2009.

UNIVERSITY STREET STATION LOCATION

Benaroya Hall / Seattle Symphony1

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Seattle Art Museum

Seattle Public Library

Washington State Convention Center

Pike Place Market

WaMu Tower / Financial District

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Macy’s

Pacific Place (upscale shopping)

Nordstrom (flagship store)

Westlake Center (shopping mall)

11 Restaurants

12 Four Seasons Hotel

13 Fairmont Olympic Hotel

UNIVERSITY STREET STATION MEDIA

AVAILABLE INVENTORY

2-SheetsKiosk DisplaysPlatform Banners

RATES

$55,000 / 4 weeksProduction/Install: $14,800

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Downtown Seattle tranSit tunnelinternational district station

ABOUTINTERNATIONAL

DISTRICTSTATION

this station is part of the downtown transit tunnel in seattle. it is in the heart of the culturally diverse international district. Brightly painted steel shelters, symbols of the chinese calendar built into the floor and origami designs on a wall all convey the rich cultural flavor of the surrounding area.

located at south Jackson street and Fifth avenue south, international district station is close to major attractions which makes it highly visible to downtown tourists and event traffic. Pioneer square, the seattle aquarium and the waterfront piers and restaurants are all a within a short walk of the station. in addition, this station is in very close proximity to safeco Field and Qwest Field, the major sports venues in seattle which bring huge crowds to the area. international district station is also across the street from King street station, the major rail station in seattle.

transit systems included in the downtown seattle transit tunnel are sound transit and King county Metro. ridership is about 235,000 per month, not including weekends. ridership will increase when sound transit light rail trains join the buses in the tunnel. this will occur when the 13.9-mile rail line begins operation to downtown seattle in July 2009.

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amtrak

King Street center

King Street Station

Qwest Field

Safeco Field

union Station

uS Post office

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MeDiainternational DiStrict Station

available inventory

Single 2-Sheets

Double 2-Sheets

banners

rateS

$30,000 / 4 weeks

Production/install: $7,200

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TITAN WORLDWIDE

INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT (CHINATOWN)STATION MEDIA ISSUED DECEMBER 5, 2008

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DOWNTOWN SEATTLE TRANSIT TUNNEL

PIONEER SQUARE STATION

ABOUTPIONEERSQUARESTATION

Known for it’s distinctive architecture, Pioneer Square station sits in downtown Seattle's oldestneighborhood, the Pioneer District. The station is under busy Third Avenue Avenue betweenCherry Street and Yesler Way and within one block of major government buildings.

The area around the station is popular for it’s art, history, culture and entertainment.Concentrated here are many of Seattle’s bookstores, art galleries, coffee shops andrestaurants. There is a thriving music scene and the bars in the square are very popular for liveperformances. In addition, the area is adjacent to massive sports stadiums for the SeattleMariners and Seattle Seahawks.

Transit systems included in the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel are Sound Transit and KingCounty Metro. Ridership is about 185,000 per month, not including weekends. Ridership willincrease when Sound Transit light rail trains join the buses in the tunnel. This will occur whenthe 13.9-mile rail line begins operation to Downtown Seattle in July 2009.

PIONEER SQUARE STATION LOCATION

Alaska Building1

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King County Admin Building

Lyon Building

Seattle Municipal Tower

Pioneer Square Historic District

King County Court House

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Seattle Justice Center

Smith Tower

Seattle City Hall

PIONEER SQUARE STATION MEDIA

AVAILABLE INVENTORY

Flex Banner2-SheetsDouble 2-Sheets

RATES

$45,000/ 4-WeeksProduction/Install: $8,900

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