Seattle · ATTRACTION TICKETS
Timed entry saves more of a short trip than any single tour does. The 11 below cover the observation decks, the glasshouse, the aquarium and the multi-attraction passes, with real prices and what each pass actually includes.
Pair Seattle’s Space Needle views with Dale Chihuly’s glass art in one flexible, self-guided day at Seattle Center.
“It’s really just easy, advanced tickets but it was such a fun day. Highly recommend”
Compare Seattle from the Space Needle with Dale Chihuly’s glass art next door. See practical timing, ticket value, weather tips, and access details.
“Viator made it so easy. Make sure your voucher is ready. It was easy & absolutely a wonderful experience!”
Seattle CityPASS review: compare five top attractions, plan visits across nine days, and see if the $129 pass saves you time and money.
“Amazing Chihuly Glass & Garden, Space Needle, Woodland Zoo Park⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”
Explore Seattle’s Museum of Flight, from Air Force One and Concorde to the Boeing 747, space exhibits, simulators, and Mount Rainier views.
“It was a wonderful experience and to be able to walk through some interesting aircraft’s was amazing.”
Review of Seattle’s Chihuly Garden and Glass, with practical tips on the galleries, Glasshouse, garden, demonstrations, price, and best time to visit.
“Amazing. A must see I would recommend to anyone going to Seattle.”
See Seattle from 902 feet at Sky View Observatory, with 360-degree city and mountain views, mural guides, mobile tickets, and optional seating.
“We were going to do the space needle, but for a family of 8, that was going to cost us near $500. So glad we chose this instead! For a fraction of the cost, on the clear evening, the birds eye view of the city was amazing. It was very peaceful and quiet on the deck. Drinks were pricey so we opted out and just hung out to see the most stunning sunset. We appreciated all the educational information.”
Explore 92 acres of animals, habitats, gardens, and family play spaces at Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo with a mobile admission ticket.
“My son getting to see the tiger so close, and getting to see the bear swimming as was a great experience for his first memorable zoo trip!”
See Dale Chihuly’s dazzling glass galleries, Glasshouse, and garden at Seattle Center, with flexible voucher redemption and a 1 to 2-hour visit.
“Amazing experience that really shows off the essence of the Seattle Center. If you’re disabled, though, know that it isn’t the easiest to find parking, figure out where to go, and get around efficiently. In Chihuly Gardens where they were demoing glass blowing outside near the bistro, the cook in the bistro yelled at me and frowned when I turned a chair around for my disabled sil to sit while watching the demo. There was no demand for the chairs. The benches inside throughout the exhibit in the gardens were great though. The Space Needle, they gave us a sticker to wear that showed we had a disabled person in…”
Ride a historic Otis elevator to Smith Tower’s 35th-floor deck for Seattle and Puget Sound views, exhibits, and a Prohibition-style bar.
“Our first time to the Smith Tower, the history displayed and the old elevators made the experience awesome. The restaurant at the top had a nice view and we were able to enjoy lunch while enjoying the view.”
Review of Seattle Art Museum admission, with global art, Native Northwest galleries, practical tips, price value, dining, and booking advice.
“Interesting and detailed thanks to the docent - we previewed the entire exhibit before going with the tour. Gave us a good backgound of what was there. We had time to have lunch and enjoy some other exhibits.”
See Seattle by open-top bus, then rise 275m at Sky View Observatory with flexible 24 or 48-hour sightseeing.
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