Seattle’s cruise season starts Saturday, and the port estimates roughly 1.4 million people sail out of the Emerald City this season. To prepare for them, construction workers on Alaskan Way are working around the clock to finish some long-anticipated project elements on the Seattle Waterfront. “All of the Waterfront has been torn up,” said David Sowers, director of terminal engineering at Washington State Ferries. However, he said the public will soon get to enjoy the finished products. As KING 5 has learned, two long-anticipated project elements will soon become open to the public, including an alternative to the steel-plated pathway beneath a makeshift construction tunnel near the Seattle Aquarium on Alaskan Way. Read the full story here: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/seattle/construction-alaskan-way-seattle-cruise-season/281-99b33215-e489-485d-ba49-5eb01b5ad2f4