SEATTLE · SPACE NEEDLE TICKETS
Entry runs on timed slots and the rotating glass floor is worth the wait. These 10 tickets compare the plain entry, the combination passes with Chihuly next door and the city passes that fold it in, with prices and the slot that gets the best light.
Visit two Seattle Center icons with one $67 ticket. Ride the Space Needle’s elevator 520 feet up, walk on its revolving glass floor, then explore eight Chihuly galleries, a glasshouse, and an outdoor garden. Redeem your voucher at the Needle and visit both attractions the same day.
“All went perfectly well. No queues the chilhuly grades were spectacular”
Visit Seattle’s Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass on the same day with one voucher. Ride 520 feet up for views of downtown, Puget Sound, and Mount Rainier, then see Dale Chihuly’s galleries, Glasshouse, gardens, demonstrations, and short films at your own pace.
“Ticket text didn’t arrive until after our trip. Please refund the amount of our purchase. as soon as possible”
This 8 to 10 hour Seattle tour uses an air-conditioned vehicle to connect Gas Works Park, Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, and optional attractions. Guides such as Michael, Duan, and Mark have earned praise for friendly service, though admission fees and guide quality can vary.
“Michael was a great tour guide. He was well spoken and versed in 2 languages. He was able to make us all feel included and went the extra mile to show us the sites and more. He was positive and always smiled. We highly recommend him and this tour.”
See Seattle after dark in a small group of up to 10. Ride the Great Wheel, stop at Kerry Park for skyline and Mount Rainier views, then visit the Space Needle. A live English-speaking guide provides downtown pickup and return in a complimentary vehicle.
“Our guide was sick so our tour was canceled that day. We did receive an apology email and they offered to refund it.”
Walk Seattle Center with a private guide such as Sam or William Forland, hear stories of the 1962 World’s Fair, pass Chihuly, MoPOP, theaters, music sites, and enjoy timed entry to the Space Needle. The tour begins and ends at 300 Harrison St.
“Sam is the best! He is so knowledgeable, friendly, helpful and kind. We had a great time! He even brought us umbrellas.”
Spend about three and a half hours seeing Seattle after dark, with rides on the Great Wheel and Space Needle, a photo stop at Kerry Park, and hotel pickup and drop-off. Groups are limited to seven, and guides such as Bob, Lily, Mark, and Hassan have been praised for friendly local insight.
“The Scenic Seattle Night Tour was truly the highlight of our trip! From start to finish, everything was perfectly organized and thoughtfully curated. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate about the city, sharing fascinating facts and hidden gems along the way. This tour struck the perfect balance between sightseeing and storytelling, making it both relaxing and informative. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a Seattle local, this experience is a must-do. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to see a different, more enchanting side of the city!”
This four-and-a-half-hour Seattle tour combines Space Needle views, a one-hour Argosy harbor cruise, and the Beneath the Streets walking tour. A small group of up to seven rides between stops, with guides such as Hassan, Erica, Rob, or Jim sharing city stories. Hotel pickup and drop-off are offered.
“Erica was great, kind and very informational learned a lot about Seattle and would come back again because of her.”
Walk Seattle Center with a chef guide such as Scott, tasting five local foods plus beer and cider. You will hear stories about the Space Needle, MoPOP, and the neighborhood, without entering those attractions. The private, mostly level tour lasts about two hours.
“Scott was a great guide. He was very informative and entertaining. The food selected was good too. Who knew we would like cream cheese with our hot dog?”
This four-hour tour takes you from downtown Seattle to the Space Needle, a harbor cruise, Beneath the Streets in Pioneer Square, and Kerry Park. An English-speaking guide handles transport for groups of up to seven, making it a practical first look at the city.
“This tour was well thought through. It made things easy having a tour guide that was knowledgeable about the area and all the attractions. The underground tour was especially cool, I never would have thought to do it if I planned out the day myself. Definitely would recommend this tour if you are short on time.”
Start at the Space Needle at 7 pm for a 360-degree view of Seattle, Puget Sound, and the mountains. Then walk with a local guide to the Great Wheel on the waterfront. The small group has up to 10 people, and Amina has led this tour with warm, useful local insight.
“The times indicated on the advertisement were not accurate. The tour started at 8pm, not at 7pm. We were at the assigned departure place at 6:45pm. Not pleased. BUT, upon meeting our tour operator, Amina, an unpleasant experience turned into a delightful evening. She was very kind, very pleasant and very accommodating. Her local knowledge was superb and she shared it with enthusiasm, not simply reciting canned lines. She made the evening a success.”
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