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Potential Service Impacts During Busy Fourth of July Holiday Week

by WhidbeyLocal 27th June 2024

There are potential service impacts to the upcoming Fourth of July holiday travel period as we repair the Suquamish, which has damage from a crab pot line. The Suquamish is a 144-vehicle vessel that we planned to swap with the 144-vehicle Tokitae on the Mukilteo/Clinton route for the Fourth of July holiday week. The Tokitae has to come out of service on Sunday, June 30 for its federally mandated five-year drydocking. 

 

If the Suquamish is not returned to service by the start of next week and we need to take the Tokitae out of service by Sunday, June 30, we will need to move vessels around. With only smaller vessels available, this may result in longer wait times and service impacts over the busy holiday travel period. 

 

We'll send updates as we learn if the Suquamish can be returned to service before the holiday week begins. For more frequent updates, follow this post on X

Posted by WhidbeyLocal
Thursday 27th, June 2024 10:34pm.

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