SEATTLE · SEATTLE MUSEUM TICKETS
A wet afternoon is what these are for. The 4 entries below cover the art museum, the flight collection and the pop-culture building at the foot of the Needle, with prices and which ones need a timed slot.
Use your admission ticket to explore Seattle’s Museum of Flight at your own pace. See more than 160 aircraft and spacecraft, enter historic planes, view the full-scale Space Shuttle Trainer, and allow at least three hours. Simulators and the 3D movie cost extra.
“The guided tour is a must and block off at least three hours to get the full experience. I recommend touring Air Force One and The Concorde.”
Enter the Seattle Art Museum near Pike Place Market for a full day of global art, from ancient Mediterranean objects to modern works, Native American pieces, and Australian Aboriginal art. An English-speaking greeter helps you get started, and your ticket also gives access to current exhibitions, Market Seattle, and the SAM Shop.
“The Museum was intresting and the collections as well...!!!”
Spend a full day exploring Seattle’s Museum of Flight, from a Boeing 747 cockpit and rare M-21 Blackbird to the Space Gallery and Personal Courage Wing. Your $29 ticket covers admission, while simulators and the optional 3D film cost extra. Audio guides are available in seven languages.
“Einzigartiges Museum mit tollen, sehr gut restaurierten Exponaten aus unterschiedlichen Zeitzonen. Für Luftfahrtenthusiasten ein Muss.”
Use your mobile ticket to explore Pacific Science Center’s hands-on exhibits for about two to three hours. See free-flying butterflies, touch Puget Sound sea life, test designs in Tinker Tank, meet robotic dinosaurs, and add IMAX, planetarium, or laser-show tickets if available.
“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”
Pick a waterfront, a market aisle or a mountain road.
