| Car Deck ADA Shelter: No |
Main Cabin Restroom: Yes |
| Car Deck ADA Restroom: No |
Elevator: Yes |
| WiFi Access: No |
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| ADA Notes: The MV Puyallup has elevator access from both auto deck levels to all of the passenger cabin areas. Accessible restrooms are on the main passenger deck and on the sun deck. If you are traveling by car and want to park near the elevator, be sure to let the ticket seller know. The main passenger deck also has vending and newspaper machines and a galley. This vessel is equipped with our visual paging system. |
| Class: Jumbo Mark II |
Type: Auto/Passenger Ferry |
| Length: 460' 2" |
Engines: 4 |
| Beam: 90' |
Horsepower: 16,000 |
| Draft: 17' 3" |
Speed in Knots: 18 |
| Max Passengers: 2499 |
Propulsion: DIESEL-ELECTRIC (AC) |
| Max Vehicles: 202 |
Displacement (weight in long tons): 6184 |
| Tall Deck Space: 60 |
City Built: Seattle, WA |
| Auto Deck Clearance: 15' 6" |
Year Built / Re-built: 1999 |
| Meaning of Puyallup: From the Puyallup language: "generous people." The Puyallup tribe had a reputation for generosity in dealing with traders and travelers. Early settler Ezra Meeker renamed his town from Franklin in 1877 looking for something unique. Besides the tribe and town, Puyallup is also used on a river and a Mt. Rainier glacier.
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