

Space Needle Tours and Tickets
Seattle’s Space Needle, one of the Pacific Northwest’s most distinctive icons, rises 605 feet (184 meters) above the city. Once the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River at the time of its construction—built for the 1962 World’s Fair—the tower features a rotating lounge and an observation deck at 520 feet (158 meters) with 360-degree panoramic views over Seattle and its surroundings.
Tours and Tickets to Experience Space Needle
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Seattle Harbor Cruise

Premier 3-Hour Seattle City Tour

City Sightseeing Seattle Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Seattle Locks Cruise - One-Way Tour

Seattle 4-Hour City Tour

3 Hour Seattle City Tour

20-Minute Greater Seattle Scenic Airplane Tour

20-Minute Narrated Seattle Seaplane Flight from Lake Washington

Pre-Cruise Tour: Transportation & Seattle City Tour

Scenic Seattle Panoramic Tour

Seattle Scavenger Hunt Adventure

Private 2.5-Hour Seattle City Tour

Seattle Private Tour: Seattle Highlights

Uncover Seattle: Self-Guided Audio Tour

Seattle Shore Excursion: Private City Tour

Seattle Highlights Outdoor Escape Game: Time Travel

Seattle's Favorite Sightseeing and Cocktail Cruise

One-Hour Private Seattle Sightseeing Cocktail Cruise

Private Seattle Sightseeing and Cocktail Cruise

Night Tour of Seattle

Seattle with a Private Guide and Tickets to the Space Needle

Private 5-hour City Tour of Seattle with driver only - Hotel or port pick up

BEST Seattle Full-day City Tour

Private 3-hour City Tour of Seattle with driver only - Hotel or port pick up
People Also Ask
Tickets to the Seattle Space Needle start at roughly US$35 per person, though they can be slightly more expensive during peak hours. Children and seniors receive discounted entry, and several packages grant access to the Needle and other Seattle attractions. The Seattle CityPASS also grants entry to the attraction.
...MoreYes. To visit the Seattle Space Needle, you must reserve your entry for a specific date and time. Reserving tickets online before your visit will ensure a smooth experience. If you don’t have time to book online, try the on-site kiosk or self-service ticket machines.
...MoreWait times for the Space Needle vary greatly depending on the weather and time of year. Since tickets are sold in 15-minute time slots, booking in advance will minimize your wait time. However, if you’re buying tickets on-site during the high season, you may need to wait more than an hour.
...MoreYes, it’s worth going to the top of the Seattle Space Needle. Arguably the city’s most recognizable landmark, it offers 360-degree views overlooking the city and mountains beyond, with the best vistas on sunny days. The Space Needle also has a rotating restaurant for those looking to extend the experience.
...MoreFor a relaxed experience, the best time to visit the Seattle Space Needle is in the morning, right when it opens. However, sunset or after-dark viewings are also popular and offer a new way to see the city. Whenever you go, time your visit for clear weather.
...MoreIt’s worth spending at least 45 minutes to 1 hour at the Seattle Space Needle. Double the time if you decide to extend the experience with a meal at the rotating restaurant. If you haven’t prebooked tickets, plan for up to 1 hour of additional waiting time to see the landmark.
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