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Coming downtown for the Big Game? Whether it’s for volleyball, basketball, or soccer, STA has you covered and you can leave those parking woes behind. Just use our convenient Park & Ride system available across the region!
Park & Ride
STA’s Park & Rides are a quick and easy way to access the STA system. Parking is free, and the ride is just $2 each way. Find a convenient Park & Ride, and plan your trip using STA’s Trip Plan tool, or call Customer Service at 509-328-RIDE (7433).
Once you arrive downtown, STA offers four high-frequency, convenient routes to get around downtown and the North Bank. See the map below and visit the bus route pages for more routing and schedule information.
City Line
City Line is Spokane’s fast and convenient Bus Rapid Transit line, connecting Browne’s Addition, downtown, the University District, and Spokane Community College. Hop on for a smooth, electric-powered ride with frequent service and easy access to key destinations.
Get route and schedule information at the Route 1 City Line Route Page.
Route 11 Downtown / North Bank Shuttle
Route 11 is a convenient way to explore downtown Spokane. Running every 20 minutes, this loop connects Riverfront Park, the North Bank, and key downtown destinations—making it easy to shop, dine, and explore without the hassle of parking.
Get route and schedule information at the Route 11 Downtown/North Bank Shuttle route page.
Routes 27 Crestline and 28 Nevada
These routes connect with STA Plaza downtown and have two stops near the Spokane Arena and the Podium before continuing north.
Get route and schedule information at the following route pages:
Looking for a place to shop or dine? Visit the Downtown Directory and experience why “Spokane is Downtown.”
This schematic transit map shows color-coded bus routes, major streets, transfer points, and landmarks in Spokane. Routes include 11 (green), 27 (blue), 28 (red), and 1 (purple), with key stops downtown and along major corridors.
