Seattle · SPACE NEEDLE & SEATTLE CENTER TICKETS
17 tours
The Needle has a glass floor that rotates and a queue that does not, so the ticket you buy matters. Set out here: which passes bundle Chihuly Garden and Glass, which get you a timed slot, what each costs and whether the Columbia Center observatory across town is the better view for the money.
Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass in one day with a timed entry swap, big views, and stunning color glass art.
“Great attractions! Price was cheaper than at the ticket office.”
Explore Chihuly Garden and Glass at Seattle Center with an audio guide, 8 galleries, the Glasshouse, photo download, demos, and bites.
“Amazing collection of glass works. I've been to glass blowing demonstrations before but the scale of some of the exhibits here was amazing.”
Skip the line to Sky View Observatory at Columbia Center for 360-degree Seattle views, skyline photo spots, and learning tools from 902 feet.
“It was not a good experience at all. In fact I could not use the tickets . It only sent me one ticked but I had purchased three. I tried to log in without success. I had to buy the tickets somewhere else so I would really like a refund”
Chihuly Garden and Glass Seattle ticket with timed entry to Dale Chihuly’s color-filled galleries and glasshouse, typically 1 to 2 hours.
“I absolutely loved all of the artwork. Blown glass has always been a favorite of mine. I highly recommend watching the videos in the theater. It makes the artwork so much more meaningful when you see how they were made. Great experience!”
Ride an historic Otis elevator to Smith Tower’s open-air deck for 360 views, Seattle history exhibits, and speakeasy drinks, $22 tickets.
“We had reservations and when we went the young lady at front desk screamed we are closed even though it was 2 hrs to closing and wouldn’t even explain why when we had reservations”
Seattle one-day tour with Space Needle and Pike Place Market, air-conditioned transport, and optional skyline plus aviation stops.
“My tour guide Duan was amazing taking us to many Seattle landmarks If we had to Uber to these places it would have been a lot of money. Truly enjoyed Gasworks Park a true gem. The Columbia Tower was break taking. I would highly recommend the tour.Just remember to bring a morning snack .Had so many great memories with my brother.”
Seattle night highlights in 3.5 hours, with Skywheel and Space Needle tickets, Kerry Park views, and downtown pickup in a small group.
“This was a private tour, which I wasn’t aware when booking. What a great surprise. We were 3 people in total. Had an amazing time! Our tour guide born and raised in Seattle was absolutely amazing. Would recommend 10000%”
A Seattle Center outdoor escape room, run by Escapely. Solve real-world puzzles with an app for a group up to 6.
“Such a well done ‘box’ outdoor adventure! We did the Seattle Center version as a group of 5 friends and we had so much fun we spread it out over two weekends. It doesn’t cover a huge amount of walking, it’s just fun to take your time to appreciate each part of the puzzle as well as the surrounding sights. Plenty of good spots to take a break for a beverage or a snack too. We liked it so much we bought other cities to try on our travels. Really well done.”
Private 2-hour Seattle Center walk with timed Space Needle entry, arts and music stops, and big views, plus a guide who sets the pace.
“Sam is the best! He is so knowledgeable, friendly, helpful and kind. We had a great time! He even brought us umbrellas.”
Seattle night views in 3.5 hours with hotel pickup, Seattle Great Wheel and Space Needle tickets, and skyline photos at Kerry Park.
“What a fantastic tour! The small group option was great. Our tour guide went above and beyond to show us all the best parts of the city. Seeing the city light up at night was amazing”
Smith Tower Observatory ticket: 35th-floor 360 views, historic brass elevator, and craft cocktails plus a $10 credit with $20 spend.
Hop-on hop-off Seattle bus with English audio, then Sky View Observatory for 360-degree views from 275m.
Half-day Seattle tour with Space Needle, Argosy harbor cruise, and Underground Pioneer Square, plus hotel pickup and small-group guide.
“We were picked up by a small compact car we shared with another couple on the tour. The site stated an air conditioned bus or van. Our driver was not familiar with local sites, didn’t know where our hotel entrance was and dropped us at our last destination and told us we were close to our hotel so we could walk there when our tour was complete. Disappointed with the tour service company but the tours were all great.”
Chef-led Seattle Center food tour near the Space Needle, with cider and beer samples, oysters, pies, and dessert plus local history in 2 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?”
Small group Seattle tour with Space Needle, Shoreline Architecture Harbor Cruise, Beneath the Streets underground, and Kerry Park views.
“It was average. This tour is mainly a taxi for you to get to the various activities. You can probably save money by purchasing your own tickets to the attractions and just do a ride shares to and fro at your own pace.”
