Seattle, United States
400 Broad St
$
+1 2069052100
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Good for kids
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
It’s open to tourists. If you plan to see the glass garden then it’s better to get the combo pass for the needle and the garden to save a few bucks. When you enter the needle, you will go through a sanitizing UV machine. You’ll have to rotate slowly for 20 minutes. There is no time limit on being inside the building once you are up there. A must see of course!
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It was a wonderful experience. The views were amazing. The photographer was very professional and polite. They were cleaning constantly. The gentleman that was wioing the doors had great customer service. Definitely want to come back and check out the night views. Lots of history about the space needle when you are going in.
Space Needle is the one of the Seattle iconic spots. It was built for the 1962 World's Fair and its located in Seattle Center, an area full of other attractions in the city and also a great place to rest and just enjoy the view of the tower and its surroundings. When the sky is quite clear, which is not pretty common in Seattle, it’s fully recommended to visit the observatory at the top of the tower. The view from that is absolutely amazing.
So much fun! The spinning floor at the top was awesome! I recommend stopping here if you are on vacation or just looking for something to do. A little pricey but worth it! Also it's worth checking out the gift shop for the space needle made of Legos! It's 150lbs and 14 feet tall!!
Iconic Seattle landmark. Quite a feet of engineering. Would have loved to have lunch/drink up there but unfortunately with Covid restrictions you can only take the view. Still worth the price of admission.
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