SDOT and TAP
This is SDOT's acronym
Seattle Department of Transportation
Huskies attend school in this North Seattle neighborhood
University (U) District
In 2026, Seattle will be one of the host cities for this global event
The only temperate rainforest in the continental United States
Hoh Rainforest
Running through the downtown transit tunnel, it takes you from Angle Lake to Northgate
LINK Light Rail
False - King County Metro
A major shopping destination in Downtown Seattle
Westlake
Name Two Seattle Born Musicians
Macklemore, Jimi Hendrix
A 534 Acre Park located on the west Edge of Seattle.
Discovery Park
A futuristic mode of transportation built for the 1962 Seattle World Fair
Monorail
The acronym for the ORCA Card.
One Regional Card for All
An area that was once a Scandinavian village and its own separate City!
Ballard
This team broken the longest playoff drought in the major 4 American sports (Liliya is a fan)
Seattle Mariners (Baseball)
The name of the volcano visible from Seattle on a clear day. Extra 200 Points if you provide its indigenous name
Mt. Rainier (Tahoma)
The largest aquatic-based transportation system in the country (by passenger volume)
Washington State Ferry System
Students preparing for college are eligible for this ORCA Card program
A hotspot for activism, restaurants, and nightlife, complete with a major park at its center (Cal Anderson)
Capitol Hill
The uniquely Seattle phenomenon described as a tendency to be introverted and come off as 'cold' to newcomers
The indigenous name for Puget Sound
Salish Sea
A major nod to the past, this mode of transportation was established in the 21st century after being shut down in the 1940s
Streetcar
Orca card program for individuals 65+ and/or those with a disability. Extra 200 Points if you can say the acronym
RRFP (Regional Reduced Fare Permit)
A multi-cultural area known for its cuisine and a thriving jazz scene along S Jackson St.
Chinatown/International District
Name Three (3) TV Shows or movies set in Seattle
Sleepless in Seattle, Grey's Anatomy, Twin Peaks, iCarly, Van Helsing
Kubota Gardens
Named after an animal, this personal vehicle helps you zip up Seattle’s hills at up to 25 MPH
Bird / E-Scooter