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Last updated September 16, 2007 10:04 p.m. PT

Water taxi will run through October

P-I STAFF

The Elliott Bay Water Taxi, previously scheduled to end its season Sept. 30, will operate through the end of October, King County Metro announced, adding that it expects record ridership and revenue this season.

The new schedule will include 10 eastbound sailings from Seacrest and nine westbound sailings from Pier 55 downtown each day Monday through Thursday.

There will be 14 eastbound sailings and 13 westbound sailings each Friday. The West Seattle shuttle bus, Route 773 to the Seacrest Dock, also will continue. One-way fares are $3 for adults.

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