SEATTLE
Seattle’s best days out.
The 15 most popular tickets tours in Seattle, from the downtown waterfront out to the day-trip ring. What each one actually involves, what it costs, and who runs it.
See Seattle from 520 feet up, then wander Dale Chihuly’s glass-filled world at Seattle Center with an easy timed combo ticket.
Most Popular“Quite expensive. Good experience just cost more than I thought it should.”
Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass in one day for one ticket: 520-foot views plus Dale Chihuly’s glass art.
“We did the Space Needle and Chihuly Gardens tour. The needle was meet with the rotating floor and the gardens were beautiful.”
Get a $29 entrance ticket to Seattle’s Museum of Flight and see world-class aircraft, space training mockups, and optional simulators.
“Amazing experience! very interactive for children. Clean and friendly, we would go again and recommend to others.”
Chihuly Garden and Glass at Seattle Center turns outdoor gardens and indoor galleries into one color-glass art day, with audio guide.
“wonderful, I highly recommend. come at the opening to have more space in the room to admire the items and take pictures.”
Prebook Sky View Observatory at Seattle’s Columbia Center for 360° views, Space Needle skyline photos, fast elevator access, and optional cafe vouchers.
“Wasn't what I wanted to purchase. I searched on the internet for the Space Needle tour and this is what showed up and I accidentally bought this.”
Skip the line at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle with a mobile daily admission ticket, plus select programming and great kid-friendly stops.
“We had fun, but their were a lot of animals that were not in their habitat. Just not sure the trip was worth the price we paid to get in.”
See Dale Chihuly’s glass and garden wonder in Seattle. Timed entry, easy access, and usually plenty of eye candy in 1–2 hours.
“A unique excursion with very creative pieces of glassworks. It is breathtaking in its beauty. You will not be disappointed.”
Smith Tower Observatory ticket in Seattle for 360 views, historic Otis elevators, exhibits, and a Prohibition-style bar. From $22.
“Wont refund you even though they are happy to sell a ticket online during a time and day they are closed for a private event.”
Skip the ticket line and spend a full day at Seattle Art Museum with global art from ancient to modern, plus lunch and a great shop.
“The Museum was intresting and the collections as well...!!!”
Seattle’s Museum of Flight entry ticket gives you 150+ aircraft, a Space Shuttle training mockup, and WWII pilot stories for $29.
“Einzigartiges Museum mit tollen, sehr gut restaurierten Exponaten aus unterschiedlichen Zeitzonen. Für Luftfahrtenthusiasten ein Muss.”
Ride a historic brass elevator, take 360° views from the 35th floor, and sip craft cocktails at Seattle’s Smith Tower Observatory Bar.
“loved the atmosphere and the observatory bar”
Seattle Museum of Illusions ticket with a mobile pass. 50+ hands-on exhibits, illusion rooms and holograms. 1–1.5 hours. $41.
“Nothing special not a lot of activities to choose from. Not worth the money. So expensive for less experience.”
Explore 12,000 years of Nordic culture at Seattle’s Ballard National Nordic Museum, with Nordic Journeys exhibits and a day pass ticket.
“Nicely done - not as enjoyable due to a bunch of unruly loud children - not the museum’s fault.”
Seattle Mariners game at T-Mobile Park with a mobile ticket and dedicated seat; retractable roof and skyline/Mt. Rainier views.
“We had awesome tickets !!!! Entry was easy. Receiving tickets was easy. Booking the experience was easy. Thankyou so much xx”
Museum of Illusions Seattle entry ticket with 50+ hands-on optical illusion exhibits, illusion rooms, holograms, and a fun downtown location.
“We had a great and fun experience!”
From the waterfront to the mountain passes, and every way to see them.
