Port Townsend: Overflow ferry lineup will gather near PDN office – Washington State Ferries will begin using the remote lot at Indian Point in Port Townsend, a few blocks south of the ferry terminal, on Saturday. – When 100 cars are in line at the ferry t

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A reader board will direct ferry traffic to turn onto Gaines Street to enter the lot.

Drivers will be given slips showing them when they will be loaded onto the ferry.

Vehicles in the remote lot should expect to wait for two or three sailings before being allowed to board the ferry.

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