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The Space Needle in Seattle, provides stunning views of the city, Mount Rainier, Puget Sound, and the nearby mountains. Standing at 605 feet tall, it … See more

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Reservations are advised
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You can also book a timed ticket, which will save you waiting in line
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Valet parking (at Space Needle); Seattle Center lots nearby
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Get in there in afternoon-and then come back around 8:30 pm to catch the sunset at 9:00 pm and then stay awhile to get night shots
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If the forecast says you may have a sunny day during your visit, schedule the Needle for that day
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Visitors can reach the top of the Space Needle by elevators that travel at 10 miles per hour
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The observation deck of Seattle's signature building, which is actually 605 feet tall, for spectacular views of the city and its surrounding area
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Once at the top, enjoy the view, or better yet, stay for a meal at the revolving Sky City restaurant for a truly Seattle experience
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Avoid the steep admission charge by purchasing a CityPASS that includes admission to additional attractions
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Surrounding islands can be viewed from the top of the Needle
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You can also join us 500' above ground at our world-famous revolving restaurant - skycity
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The observation deck is free
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The best way to access the observation deck is by making a reservation at skycity restaurant
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A rotating observation deck 20 feet above it commands panoramic views not only of the downtown seattle skyline
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After your trip to the space needle, also stop by the pacific science center
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From the top of the needle one can see not only the downtown seattle skyline, but also the olympic and cascade mountains
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A revolving restaurant, skycity, provides a memorable but very pricey spot to dine atop the observation deck
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Seattle doesn't have many spaces devoted solely to photography
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Purchase a combination ticket with chihuly garden & glass for $49
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If you want to come by car, there is a parking lot just beneath the needle, however, it is a bit pricey
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Book a timed ticket
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Simply have a relaxing meal with beautiful panoramic views
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50 to $28. 50 for children ages 5 to 12
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Whether you choose to get into the thick of the party at the needle itself
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Apr 30, 2024
As a child, I was at the Worlds Fair. So on this trip to Seattle, going to the Space Needle was top of the list. We walked to the entrance and found a long line to buy tickets. We saw three self s… Full review by Brenda H
Apr 22, 2024
Well organised visit. Bought ticket at the venue with one of the machines outside. It was not that busy so straight through and up the elevator. A beautiful view of the city and harbour from the top.… Full review by zitatravel
Mar 30, 2024
Absolutely brilliant. A must see if you are in Seattle!! We absolutely loved it and would love to do it again. Even though it rained whilst we were there, the views of downtown Seattle were still b… Full review by aliD8004XS
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View Elliot Bay, the lights of downtown Seattle, Mt Rainier and everything in between from the 520 foot high observation deck, or simply hav…
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One of the most iconic landmarks of Seattle. From its round observation deck, towering over the city at the height of 160 metres, you will h…
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Floors:6
Owner:Space Needle Corporation
Engineer:Victor Steinbrueck
Contractor:Howard S. Wright Construction Co
Architect:John Graham & Company
Construction completed:1961

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