CCMA 2026 will be held at the Hotel Murano in downtown Tacoma, Washington. It is a short drive from Sea-Tac International Airport and steps away from the many attractions in downtown.
Arriving by Air
Sea-Tac International Airport is the airport of choice for Tacoma. Located just 15 minutes outside of downtown, it’s quick and easy to depart your flight and reach your next destination within the city
IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT AIR TRAVEL: Travel ID Changes
All Americans traveling by air will need a REAL ID or another accepted form of identification to board a flight within the United States on and after May 7, 2025. A traditional driver’s license will no longer be accepted through airport security. Domestic travelers may use:
- REAL ID (generally marked with a star in the upper portion of the card)
- U.S. passport or passport card
- U.S. military ID
- DHS trusted traveler cards (Global Entry, NEXUS, SENTRI, FAST)
- Enhanced driver’s licenses (offered in Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Vermont and Washington, generally marked with U.S. flag)
Learn more about REAL ID and how to get one.
Public Transit/Shuttle from SEA-TAC Airport to Tacoma
Direct Connection: Pierce Transit’s Route 574 provides a convenient and affordable ride straight from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac) into Pierce County, serving destinations including Tacoma Dome Station, and Lakewood, making it an easy gateway to the heart of the county. Fare is currently (2025) $3 for adults (19-64), free for youth 18 and under, and connects to your ORCA card. Buses leave approximately every half hour, but check the 574 schedule for more information.
From Tacoma Dome Station, you can connect to several other routes, including the Sounder Commuter Train, and the Tacoma Link Light Rail (also called the T-Line) with access to downtown Tacoma, the Theater District, Stadium District, and Hilltop.
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Affordable Travel: A budget-friendly option compared to shuttles or rideshares, ideal for both solo travelers and families.
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Frequent Service: The bus runs throughout the day with multiple departures, so you can land and be on your way without long waits.
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Connections: At Tacoma Dome Station, riders can connect to local Pierce Transit buses, the Sounder Train, and the Tacoma Link light rail for seamless travel across the region.
Here are some helpful links to help you get to Tacoma:
Arriving by Train
From Vancouver, British Columbia to Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and Eugene, Oregon, you’ll witness some of our continent’s most distinctive cities and most spectacular natural attractions including scenic waterways and mountain ranges.
On board these sleek, European-style trains, you’ll enjoy wide, reclining seats, laptop outlets and bike racks. Relax in the Bistro Car, which features fresh, regional cuisine, wine, microbrews, and the coffees Seattle made famous.
To truly experience the luxury of travel on Amtrak Cascades, book a seat in the Business Class. You’ll enjoy priority boarding and deboarding, wider seats with more legroom, a quieter car with fewer passengers, and complimentary newspapers.
Tacoma Link Light Rail
Getting around downtown Tacoma is easy with the Tacoma Link Light Rail.
The Tacoma Link Light Rail provides service from one end of downtown to the other. Hop on to ride between the 13 stops at: the Tacoma Dome, South 25th Street, Union Station, the Convention Center, South 11th Street, Theater District, Old City Hall, South 4th Street, Stadium District, Tacoma General Hospital, 6th Avenue, Hilltop District, and St. Joseph’s Hospital.
The Link Light Rail operates 365 days-a-year. Parking is free in the six-story Link garage located next to the Tacoma Dome Station. The Link travels between ends approximately every 12 minutes. Check the schedule for train frequency.