Seattle · ATTRACTIONS, MUSEUMS & TICKETS
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Out of 14 attractions, museums & tickets on this site, these 14 are the ones to book. Prices, durations, and the standout details are below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
A one-day Seattle combo ticket pairing Space Needle views with Chihuly’s glass gardens, audio guide, and daily talks for $67.
“The Space Needle allowed us to see a beautiful perspective of the city. The Chihuly exhibit was spectacular!”
One ticket for Space Needle 520 ft views and revolving glass floor plus Chihuly Garden and Glass galleries, Glasshouse, and demos.
“Great experience. Bring a camera and take lots of pictures. Revolving glass floor is very interesting.”
Seattle CityPASS bundles 5 top attractions like Space Needle and the Aquarium, with mobile tickets and up to 46% savings.
“- I loved the value for money and ease of use (booking on CityPass app and access at attractions) - Perhaps consider extending the validity over 9 days from first use. I travel to SEA every couple of weeks and 14+ days validity would’ve been perfect. I felt slightly rushed to complete all five bookings.”
Prebook for Seattle’s Museum of Flight: 150+ aircraft, NASA shuttle trainer, Boeing 747 cockpit, and optional 3D simulators.
“The Air Museum was a great experience. We were impressed by the exhibit of the startup of the Boeing Company. We also enjoyed walking through the WW1 and WW2 historic displays of period planes. The museum has a great selection of exhibits and it was a great experience to walk through plsnes such as the Concord, the 747 development aircraft, and the 787 Dreamliner. The museum is well done, Thank you.”
Chihuly Garden and Glass tickets in Seattle Center: explore 8 galleries, the Glasshouse, garden sculptures, plus audio tour and photo download.
“Wonderful, the chiuly garden was better than I excepted.”
Prebook Sky View Observatory at Columbia Center for quick access to 360° Seattle and Northwest views from 902 feet.
“Couldn’t even get ahold of anyone. Just an horrible experience. I won’t recommend it to anyone else.”
Skip-the-line Woodland Park Zoo admission in Seattle. See 1,100+ animals across 92 acres, with kid-friendly indoor play and daily programming.
“While it was great to see the animals that were out, the animals such as the gorillas, monkeys, rhino, and lemur were not. This was very disappointing.”
See Dale Chihuly’s glasshouse and outdoor garden in Seattle with a timed ticket. Plan 1–2 hours for color, theater videos, and demos.
“Love the displays. Was disappointed that their were no type of demonstration. I thought that was part of the tour.”
Smith Tower Observatory in Seattle: historic Otis elevator, 360° open-air views, speakeasy drinks, and exhibits. Tickets $22.
“Do not go. It was not impressive. Food was way over priced and the service was extremely slow. The view wasn't great.”
Seattle Art Museum ticket for $29. Skip the line and spend a day on Native American, African, Asian, Aboriginal, ancient, and modern art near Pike Place.
“The Museum was intresting and the collections as well...!!!”
Skip-the-line entry to Seattle’s Museum of Flight, with 150+ aircraft, the Space Shuttle Trainer mockup, and major aviation-history galleries.
“Einzigartiges Museum mit tollen, sehr gut restaurierten Exponaten aus unterschiedlichen Zeitzonen. Für Luftfahrtenthusiasten ein Muss.”
Watch the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park in 3 hours with assigned seats, a mobile ticket, and top-notch ballpark energy.
“loved experiencing this game for the first time. great seats and a great atmosphere.”
Ride Smith Tower’s original elevators, enjoy 360° views from the 35th floor, and sip Prohibition-era cocktails at the bar in Seattle.
Pacific Science Center general admission in Seattle: butterflies, tide pools, hands-on making, and robotic dinosaurs for $33.75, 2–3 hours.
“Fascinating exhibits. And so many. Stayed for a few hours and saw building 1. Learned things. We are senior citizens all with multiple advanced degrees and PacSci engaged us fully. Terrific”
