Catching a ferry with your pet? Here’s what changed on WSF.

Catching a ferry with your pet? Here’s what changed on WSF.


Washington State Ferries is rolling out an updated pet policy ahead of the busy summer travel season, expanding where pets are allowed aboard its vessels.

The policy builds on a pilot program launched last summer that allowed pets in most passenger areas except galleys and indoor seating areas.

After reviewing feedback from riders and crews, Washington State Ferries has adopted a revised policy allowing pets in designated areas.

Under the updated policy, pets are allowed in three areas:

  • On vehicle decks
  • In outdoor passenger areas
  • In marked areas inside cabins on the opposite end from the galley

Pets are not allowed in galleys, on passenger seats, or on tables. They are also prohibited from remaining inside cabins on the galley end of the vessel. Pet owners may pass through those areas but must take the most direct route without stopping.

If a pet is not under control or its owner fails to clean up after it, crew members may require the owner to move the pet to the vehicle deck or another outdoor area.

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Service animals are permitted in all areas, as required by law. Livestock must remain in appropriate enclosures at all times.



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