Route 222 Bus Schedule: Times, Stops & Map

2026 Route 222 Bus Schedule Guide

Route 222 Bus Schedule: Times, Stops & Map

Searching for the 222 bus schedule? Two important U.S. transit agencies use this route number, but they serve completely different places. King County Metro Route 222 connects Cottage Lake, Redmond and Overlake in Washington. LA Metro Line 222 serves Hollywood, Universal City, Burbank and Sun Valley in California.

Find the correct schedule, first and last departures, weekday and weekend times, fares, stop IDs, route maps, live arrivals and transfer guidance without confusing the two services.

Route 222
Main agencies King County Metro / LA Metro
King County fare $3.00 adult
LA Metro fare $1.75 regular
Information reviewed October 16, 2026
Quick answer

Which Route 222 Bus Do You Need?

For Redmond, Overlake, Education Hill or Cottage Lake: use the King County Metro Route 222 schedule. For Hollywood, Universal City, Hollywood Burbank Airport or Sun Valley: use LA Metro Line 222.

Washington — King County Metro

Route: Cottage Lake–Education Hill–Downtown Redmond–Overlake–Redmond Technology Station.

Schedule period: August 29, 2026 through March 26, 2027.

Open Route 222 Schedule

California — LA Metro

Route: Hollywood–Universal City–Burbank–Sun Valley via Cahuenga Boulevard and Hollywood Way.

PDF effective: June 7, 2026.

Open Line 222 PDF
Important: Route 222 is not one national bus line. Fares, directions, stop locations and times depend on the operating agency. Other cities may also have routes numbered 222.

Route 222 Schedule Guide

King County Metro • Washington

King County Metro Route 222 Schedule and Service

King County Metro Route 222 connects residential neighborhoods near Cottage Lake and Education Hill with Downtown Redmond, Overlake and Redmond Technology Station. Its current official schedule is effective August 29, 2026 through March 26, 2027.

This route is useful for trips between Eastside residential areas, local shopping destinations, transit stations and the Overlake employment corridor. A rider boarding at Downtown Redmond Station should use the downtown timepoint rather than the first departure from Redmond Technology Station.

Service days Monday–Friday, Saturday and Sunday schedules are published separately.
Typical weekday interval Approximately 30 minutes for much of the daytime schedule, with longer intervals later.
Representative full-route time Approximately 48–60 minutes toward Cottage Lake, based on selected weekday timetable rows.

For broader route choices around Seattle and the Eastside, our King County Metro bus schedule and rider guide explains ORCA fares, transit centers, next departures, RapidRide and regional connections.

Redmond commuter tip: If you are transferring from rail or another bus at Redmond Technology Station, allow time to locate the correct bus bay. Bay 5 is the published Route 222 timepoint toward Cottage Lake; confirm your actual boarding bay before travel.
Official weekday timetable examples

Route 222 Bus Times: Redmond Technology to Cottage Lake

The following selected departures come from King County Metro’s published weekday timetable for the August 29, 2026–March 26, 2027 schedule period. All times are local Pacific Time and apply to trips toward Cottage Lake.

Redmond Technology Bay 5 Overlake P&R Downtown Redmond Education Hill Cottage Lake
6:00 AM 6:03 AM 6:22 AM 6:29 AM 6:48 AM
7:00 AM 7:04 AM 7:24 AM 7:34 AM 7:53 AM
8:00 AM 8:04 AM 8:27 AM 8:36 AM 8:57 AM
12:00 PM 12:04 PM 12:26 PM 12:34 PM 12:53 PM
4:00 PM 4:04 PM 4:31 PM 4:40 PM 5:00 PM
7:00 PM 7:04 PM 7:26 PM 7:34 PM 7:53 PM
11:05 PM 11:08 PM 11:26 PM 11:32 PM 11:50 PM

Selected weekday trips only. The full official timetable includes additional departures and timepoints. Traffic, route adjustments and service alerts can affect actual arrivals.

First listed weekday trip toward Cottage Lake 6:00 AM from Redmond Technology Station Bay 5.
Last listed weekday trip toward Cottage Lake 11:05 PM from Redmond Technology Station Bay 5, reaching the listed Cottage Lake timepoint at 11:50 PM.
Opposite direction To Redmond Technology Station: use the reverse-direction table, which has different stop IDs, boarding points and first/last times.
Do not confuse terminal times with your stop time. A 6:00 AM departure from Redmond Technology does not mean the bus reaches Downtown Redmond or Education Hill at 6:00 AM. Read across the correct timetable row.

Saturday, Sunday and Holiday Route 222 Times

King County Metro provides separate Saturday and Sunday tabs for Route 222. Weekend departure patterns are not identical to the weekday table above. Open the official schedule, choose the correct service day and direction, and check the timepoint closest to your stop.

Holiday operations may differ from an ordinary weekday. For holidays or important trips, check Metro’s current schedules and maps directory and service notices before traveling.

Stops, stations and map

King County Route 222 Major Stops and Stop IDs

Stop IDs identify physical boarding locations. They matter because northbound and southbound boarding points may be on different sides of a road or in different station bays.

Timepoint Stop ID Local Use
Redmond Technology Station Bay 5 71346 Route terminal area and connecting transit.
Overlake P&R / 152nd Ave NE 71331 Overlake commuter and local connections.
NE 24th Street / 172nd Ave NE 71410 Residential-area schedule timepoint.
Downtown Redmond Station, Cleveland St / 164th Ave NE 72479 Downtown Redmond connections.
Education Hill, NE 104th St / 172nd Ave NE 73495 Education Hill neighborhood.
Avondale, NE 116th St / Avondale Rd NE 71852 Avondale residential corridor.
Cottage Lake, Woodinville-Duvall Rd / Avondale Rd NE 77075 Cottage Lake timepoint.

These are published timepoints toward Cottage Lake, not a complete stop inventory. The reverse direction uses different stop IDs. Verify exact boarding locations on the official map.

Route 222 Direction: Toward Cottage Lake

1Redmond Technology 2Overlake P&R 3NE 24th Street 4Downtown Redmond 5Education Hill 6Avondale 7Cottage Lake

Explanatory timepoint diagram, not a geographically accurate map. All intermediate stops are not shown.

Return-trip tip: A stop ID from the Cottage Lake-bound list may not work for a Redmond Technology-bound trip. Always check the reverse-direction map and physical stop sign.
Travel-time comparison

How Long Does the King County 222 Bus Take?

The route’s scheduled running time changes throughout the day. The following examples are derived from complete published weekday trips between Redmond Technology Station and Cottage Lake.

6:00 AM trip 48 min
7:00 AM trip 53 min
8:00 AM trip 57 min
4:00 PM trip 60 min

Chart scale: 60 minutes equals 100%. Figures are scheduled running times for specific trips, not measured on-time performance or live travel predictions.

Shorter rides—such as Overlake to Downtown Redmond—take less time. Use Metro’s Trip Planner to calculate your actual stop-to-stop journey rather than assuming the full-route duration applies.

LA Metro Line 222 • California

LA Metro 222 Bus Schedule: Hollywood to Sun Valley

LA Metro Line 222 connects Hollywood with Universal City, Burbank and Sun Valley. Its official timetable is effective June 7, 2026 and includes weekday, Saturday, Sunday and holiday schedules.

The route passes several high-demand destinations, including Hollywood/Vine Station, Universal City/Studio City Station and the Hollywood Burbank Airport transportation area. Its actual stop pattern requires checking the official timetable because some trips begin or end at intermediate timepoints.

Northbound Hollywood → Universal City → Burbank → Sun Valley.
Southbound Sun Valley → Burbank → Universal City → Hollywood.
Official schedule effective June 7, 2026, with separate weekday and weekend tables.
Airport connection: LA Metro’s published map includes Hollywood Burbank Airport, Burbank Airport–North Station and the Regional Intermodal Transportation Center. Check the specific stop and any walking or shuttle connection before planning an airport trip.
LA Metro timetable examples

LA Metro 222 Weekday Northbound Bus Times

These selected northbound trips are from LA Metro’s official June 7, 2026 timetable. Times are approximate scheduled timepoints, not real-time arrivals.

Hollywood/Vine Universal City/Studio City Airport RITC Sun Valley, Tuxford/Lankershim
4:32 AM 4:46 AM 5:06 AM 5:21 AM
5:31 AM 5:46 AM 6:09 AM 6:26 AM
7:26 AM 7:46 AM 8:13 AM 8:31 AM
12:25 PM 12:46 PM 1:15 PM 1:33 PM
5:31 PM 5:54 PM 6:23 PM 6:40 PM
10:30 PM 10:46 PM 11:08 PM 11:23 PM

RITC means Regional Intermodal Transportation Center. Selected Monday–Friday trips, not all departures. Check the complete timetable for short trips and intermediate stops.

LA Metro 222 Weekday Southbound Bus Times

Sun Valley, Tuxford/Lankershim Airport RITC Universal City/Studio City Hollywood/Vine
5:04 AM 5:31 AM 5:48 AM 6:04 AM
6:02 AM 6:30 AM 6:48 AM 7:06 AM
7:40 AM 8:07 AM 8:36 AM 8:56 AM
12:42 PM 1:08 PM 1:37 PM 1:57 PM
4:47 PM 5:13 PM 5:43 PM 6:03 PM
11:52 PM 12:17 AM 12:33 AM 12:50 AM next day
Why some PDF timetable cells show a dash: A dash can indicate a trip does not serve that timepoint. LA Metro 222 has intermediate trips that should not be mistaken for full Hollywood-to-Sun Valley journeys. Always trace the complete row.
Saturday, Sunday and holidays

Does LA Metro Line 222 Run on Weekends?

Yes. LA Metro’s June 7, 2026 PDF includes separate Saturday and Sunday/holiday timetables. Selected examples for northbound trips starting at Hollywood/Vine Station are shown below.

Day Hollywood/Vine Departure Sun Valley Arrival Scheduled Ride
Saturday 4:30 AM 5:19 AM 49 minutes
Saturday 7:27 AM 8:25 AM 58 minutes
Saturday 12:24 PM 1:29 PM 65 minutes
Sunday/holiday 4:30 AM 5:20 AM 50 minutes
Sunday/holiday 7:27 AM 8:26 AM 59 minutes
Sunday/holiday 12:24 PM 1:29 PM 65 minutes

Selected full-length northbound trips only. Verify the current schedule before traveling on holidays or during service changes.

Saturday service The published schedule shows roughly hourly full-length northbound departures for much of the day, with exact intervals varying.
Sunday and holiday service The PDF publishes its own timepoint schedule and specifies several holidays that follow the Sunday/holiday pattern.

LA Metro advises that scheduled times are approximate and subject to change. Recheck the current agency information before major appointments, events or airport travel.

LA Metro route map explained

LA Metro 222 Major Stops, Stations and Connections

The official Line 222 map identifies a corridor through Hollywood, Universal City, Burbank and Sun Valley. The following schematic illustrates major areas and transfer points, not every local stop.

Northbound Toward Sun Valley

1Hollywood/Vine 2Hollywood Bowl area 3Universal City 4Hollywood Way / Magnolia 5Burbank Airport RITC 6Glenoaks / Sunland 7Tuxford / Lankershim
Hollywood/Vine Station Connects with LA Metro’s B Line and other local buses. Confirm the correct bus-stop location after exiting the rail station.
Universal City/Studio City Station A B Line connection with nearby Universal Studios/CityWalk and shuttle access. Check the official station inset map for boarding locations.
Burbank Airport RITC Provides connections toward the Hollywood Burbank Airport transportation area and regional rail services. Verify the precise stop and any required terminal connection.
Hollywood event tip: Events around the Hollywood Bowl or Hollywood Boulevard can affect road access and bus travel time. If your trip coincides with an event, check the current LA Metro alert page.
Official downloadable timetable

View the LA Metro Line 222 Schedule PDF

The official Metro PDF contains the complete northbound and southbound schedules for weekdays, Saturday, Sunday and holidays, together with a full route map and transfer notes.

LA Metro Line 222 — Effective June 7, 2026

If the PDF preview is not supported by your browser, use the direct download link above. On small screens, the direct PDF may be easier to zoom and read.

How to Read the PDF Correctly

  1. Choose northbound or southbound based on your destination.
  2. Identify the correct weekday, Saturday or Sunday/holiday table.
  3. Find the timepoint closest to your boarding stop.
  4. Read horizontally across that trip’s timetable row.
  5. Check whether the row includes all the stops you need.
  6. Use the route map on the following PDF page to identify connecting stations and local streets.
  7. Confirm live arrivals before leaving for the stop.
Fare and payment comparison

Route 222 Ticket Prices: King County Metro vs LA Metro

The two agencies use different fare systems. King County Metro’s adult fare is $3.00, while LA Metro’s standard regular fare is $1.75. Both have separate reduced-fare and transfer conditions.

King County Metro Route 222

$3.00

Standard adult single ride (ages 19–64).

  • Youth ages 0–18: Free.
  • Senior 65+ with RRFP: $1.00.
  • Qualifying disability/Medicare RRFP: $1.00.
  • ORCA LIFT: $1.00 for qualifying riders.
  • Regional adult day pass: $6.00 for eligible fares up to $3.00.
  • Payment: ORCA, Transit GO Ticket, supported contactless methods, or cash.

Verify King County Metro fares

LA Metro Line 222

$1.75

Regular one-way fare.

  • Daily cap: $5.00 for eligible payment methods.
  • 7-day cap: $18.00.
  • Transfers: Free within 2 hours when eligible; round trips are excluded.
  • Cash: Exact fare on buses; fare caps do not apply to cash payments.
  • Payment: TAP, accepted bank cards, mobile wallets and cash.
  • Discounts: Separate qualifying senior, disability, student and LIFE programs.

Verify LA Metro fares and payment rules

Transfer tip: ORCA and LA Metro TAP are different fare systems. A pass or card issued by one agency should not be assumed valid on the other. Check payment acceptance before boarding.
Fare preparation

Five Checks Before Paying for Route 222

1
Find agency

Choose King County Metro or LA Metro.

2
Check fare

Confirm your adult, youth or reduced-fare eligibility.

3
Choose payment

Use an accepted card, mobile payment or cash method.

4
Check transfers

Use the correct transfer window and payment method.

5
Board ready

Have fare prepared before the bus arrives.

LA Metro riders using an eligible contactless or TAP payment method should use the same payment instrument consistently when claiming transfer benefits and fare caps. King County riders using ORCA should check regional transfer rules.

Live bus tools

Scheduled Time vs Live Route 222 Arrival

Scheduled time is when the timetable plans for the bus to arrive or depart. Live arrival is a newer prediction based on vehicle location or other real-time information when available.

Predicted arrivals can change because of traffic, stop closures, operating delays, cancellations or missing vehicle information.

1
Open tracker

Use the correct agency’s official arrival tool.

2
Search 222

Confirm the route belongs to your city.

3
Pick direction

Match the destination shown on the bus.

4
Select stop

Use the stop number, station bay or map pin.

5
Recheck

Refresh the prediction before you leave.

King County live arrivals by text

Track King County Route 222 Using Stop ID 62550

King County Metro lets riders request upcoming departures by texting their stop ID to 62550. You can include the route number after the stop ID to filter the result.

Example: Redmond Technology Station For the listed Cottage Lake-bound stop, use Stop ID 71346. To request only Route 222 departures, text:

71346 222

Send to 62550. Standard messaging/data charges may apply.

Example: Downtown Redmond For the listed Cottage Lake-bound Downtown Redmond timepoint, use Stop ID 72479.

72479 222

Use the physical stop sign to confirm the number before sending.

Metro recommends reaching the stop about five minutes before the predicted departure and checking the result more than once because predicted times can shift.

Official Metro text-for-departures instructions

Route maps and trip planning

Where to Find Route 222 Stops on a Map

King County Route 222 Map

Open the official schedule and choose the Map tab. Review the entire Cottage Lake–Redmond–Overlake corridor and select the actual stop or station bay.

View King County 222 Map

LA Metro Line 222 Map

The official PDF includes a route map with local streets, the B Line, Hollywood Burbank Airport, Metrolink and transit connections. The Universal City inset helps locate the station-side boarding area.

View LA Metro Map PDF

Google Maps can help compare stop locations, walking distance and possible transfers, but agency timetables are the final authority. Our Google Maps bus route and schedule guide explains how to distinguish scheduled departures from live estimates and verify the correct bus-stop pin.

Local transfers and practical connections

Route 222 Connections in Redmond, Hollywood and Burbank

King County: Redmond Technology Station

Redmond Technology Station serves as an important transfer point for Eastside journeys. Allow sufficient walking time between buses, trains and station boarding areas.

Confirm the Route 222 bus bay and the travel direction rather than assuming every bus at the station travels to Cottage Lake.

King County: Downtown Redmond

Downtown Redmond Station is a useful place to connect between the Route 222 corridor and other regional services. Check the correct stop ID and transfer time before leaving a connecting bus or train.

LA Metro: Universal City/Studio City

Universal City/Studio City Station provides B Line access and connects to other local services. The official 222 PDF includes a station inset and notes the Universal Studios shuttle connection.

LA Metro: Hollywood Burbank Airport

The Regional Intermodal Transportation Center connects the airport area with other transportation services. For a flight, verify terminal access and allow extra time beyond the bus’s scheduled arrival.

Flight and appointment planning: A scheduled arrival time is not a guaranteed connection. Include extra walking, boarding and transfer time, especially for airports and unfamiliar rail stations.
Route 222 service changes and alerts

Check Detours, Snow Routes and Stop Closures

King County construction An advisory affected stops on West Lake Sammamish Parkway from October 13–15, 2026. That stated closure period has ended; check the current official advisories for any new disruption.
King County snow conditions Route 222 has a published snow-route plan. During most snow conditions it may follow special routing; if Metro declares an emergency, the route is listed as not operating.
LA Metro changes The June 7, 2026 timetable governs the listed Line 222 service. Event detours, airport-area road work and later changes may affect boarding points and running time.
Live-service notice: This page does not continuously monitor either agency. An expired advisory should not be interpreted as an active closure. Check the operating agency’s current alerts before departure.
Accessible transportation

Wheelchair Access, Reduced Fares and Stop Conditions

Before traveling, check both the bus’s accessibility features and the boarding stop. A vehicle may support mobility devices while temporary sidewalk work or a relocated stop creates a separate access problem.

Vehicle accessibility Review the agency’s ramp or lift information, mobility-device securement rules and priority seating policies.
Reduced fares King County uses RRFP and ORCA LIFT programs. LA Metro has separate reduced-fare and free-ride programs with their own eligibility requirements.
Stop and station accessibility Check temporary closures, sidewalks, elevators, crossing locations and station access before leaving.

For accessible route planning, contact the operating agency if you need assistance determining the correct stop or alternate accessible boarding location.

Common rider problems

What to Do When Route 222 Is Late, Missing or Going the Wrong Way

No Bus Showing in the Tracker Check the scheduled trip and alert page. Missing live data does not always mean the bus has been canceled.
The Bus Passed Your Stop Verify the route direction, physical bus-stop sign and current detours. Some trips may skip a stop or operate a shortened pattern.
You Missed a Transfer Search the current trip planner for the next available service. Do not assume the following Route 222 departure is the same distance away as during peak hours.
Your Return Trip Is Late Find the last bus in the return direction rather than using the final departure at the opposite terminal.

For more help interpreting agency schedules, stop IDs, first/last service and transfer plans, see our transit bus schedule and trip-planning guide.

If you searched for Route 22 instead of 222, our separate Route 22 bus schedule and map guide helps distinguish unrelated services that have similar route numbers.

Before you leave

Route 222 Boarding Checklist

  • Confirm whether you need King County Metro or LA Metro.
  • Open the current agency timetable or PDF.
  • Select weekday, Saturday, Sunday or holiday service.
  • Match the bus’s direction and destination sign.
  • Check the exact station bay, stop ID or boarding side.
  • Verify adult or reduced fare and accepted payment.
  • Check live arrival shortly before leaving.
  • Review same-day detours and stop closures.
  • Arrive approximately 5–10 minutes early.
  • Allow extra time for airport or rail transfers.
  • Confirm the last return bus before heading out.
  • Save the official schedule link as a backup.
Research and official sources

Official Route 222 Timetables and Rider Tools

King County Metro Route 222

Effective schedule, weekday/weekend tabs, timepoints, stop IDs, route map and advisories.

Open official schedule
King County Metro Fares

Adult, senior, disability, youth, ORCA LIFT and pass information.

Open Metro fare details
King County Text Departures

Official instructions for requesting stop-level departure information through short code 62550.

Text departure instructions
King County Snow Routes

Route 222 winter detours and emergency operating conditions.

View snow-route information
LA Metro 222 Schedule PDF

Effective June 7, 2026. Northbound/southbound timetables, weekends, route map and station connections.

View official PDF
LA Metro Fares

Regular fare, contactless payment, transfers, fare caps and discount programs.

Open LA Metro fare information
LA Metro Schedules Directory

Used to check for a newer Line 222 PDF or a future schedule revision.

Open LA Metro line schedules
LA Metro Rider Tools

Trip planning, arrivals, service alerts, accessible travel and general support.

Open Metro rider tools

Information reviewed: October 16, 2026. The timetables cited above have their own effective dates. Bus times, fares and service notices may be revised after this review.

Independent information: BusSchedule.us is an independent transit information website. It does not operate King County Metro or LA Metro vehicles, issue fares, manage stop closures or guarantee live arrival predictions.
Route 222 frequently asked questions

Route 222 Bus Schedule FAQs

What is the Route 222 bus schedule?

Route 222 is used by different transit agencies. King County Metro Route 222 connects Cottage Lake, Redmond and Overlake in Washington. LA Metro Line 222 connects Hollywood, Universal City, Burbank and Sun Valley in California. Choose the correct agency to see the applicable schedule.

What time does King County Metro Route 222 start?

The published weekday Cottage Lake-bound timetable begins with a 6:00 AM departure from Redmond Technology Station Bay 5. The first bus in the opposite direction or on weekends may differ.

What time is the last King County Route 222 bus?

The current weekday Cottage Lake-bound timetable lists an 11:05 PM departure from Redmond Technology Station Bay 5 reaching Cottage Lake at 11:50 PM. Confirm the last bus for your exact direction and travel day.

How often does King County Route 222 run?

Much of the published weekday daytime schedule shows approximately 30-minute intervals, with longer gaps possible later in the evening. Saturday and Sunday use separate tables.

How much does Route 222 cost?

The standard adult single ride is $3.00 on King County Metro and $1.75 on LA Metro. Reduced fares, free youth travel and fare caps depend on the operator and rider eligibility.

Does LA Metro Line 222 run on weekends?

Yes. The official June 7, 2026 timetable contains separate Saturday and Sunday/holiday schedules. Check the appropriate table for your trip.

Does the 222 bus go to Hollywood Burbank Airport?

LA Metro Line 222 serves the Hollywood Burbank Airport transportation area, including the Regional Intermodal Transportation Center. Confirm the specific bus stop and any required terminal transfer before traveling.

Where can I find the Route 222 bus map?

For Washington, use King County Metro’s Route 222 schedule page and Map tab. For Los Angeles, use the official Line 222 PDF, which includes route streets, station connections and a Universal City inset map.

How can I track the 222 bus in real time?

Use the operating agency’s official arrival tools. King County Metro also lets riders text a stop ID and route number to 62550 for next-departure information. Predictions may change before the bus reaches the stop.

How early should I arrive for Route 222?

Aim to be at the correct stop around 5–10 minutes before the planned departure. Allow extra time for unfamiliar station bays, airport travel, mobility needs, bad weather or important transfers.

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