Such an iconic building for Seattle that you have to visit. I love that if you get the city pass, you can go twice within a 24 hour period. When I went for my first visit it was extremely foggy and you couldnt see anything. However, with the 24 hour time frame to visit twice, I went the next day and the weather was beautiful, but cloudy. Im so glad that they offer the city pass when visiting.

Two years in the row we were celebrating New Years Eve here. Absolutely awesome! Colors, music, ambience, mild weather. In another words: Fun, fun, fun! Recommended to everyone from 0-120 years old! Enjoy.

Very nice place to visit when youre in Seattle. Its a historical landmark as well as a tourist stop. You can walk or take the monorail. I would take the monorail and walk youre way back off the waterfront. Enjoy the day!

Loved it! 35 bucks for day time tour. Its worth every penny. Wonderful staff. Breathtaking views and great choices of wine as well craft beer.

Always a good time, we were just waking around the park late at night, about 8:30pm, taking pictures and walking off our dinner. Staff rolling around on their Segues so you feel a little more secure. Space Needle was still open which was cool. All in all a fun visit to one of our favorite places in Seattle.

We enjoyed the Space Needle while we were in Seattle but it was not the best thing we saw while we were there.The views of the city are amazing and if that is what you are looking for, then you wont be dissapointed.

Nice area. Unfortunately, the playground was closed when I was there, but the grounds were still very nice and there was a fabulous violinist playing. There’s still lots to enjoy outdoors.Of course, one must enjoy the Space Needly and Chihuly Garden as well.

Beautiful Seattle! this remind me the one in Niagra Falls the rotating Restaurant. Seattle Definitely kept their art community.

This park is amazing!!! Wow! Came across the fountain on total accident. Near the base of the space needle, past the Chiluly garden and around the corner from the Poetry Stones is this massive, gorgeous fountain that is coordinated to music. This was built in 1979, mind blown! Little children were running around the bowl, playing in the water and under the giant fountain made by the falling water.So peaceful, meditative and fun. This park, which seems to be the center of downtown Seattle is amazing

One of the best parts of the city. Lots of entertainment and food for locals and tourists alike. Pacific Science center is my personal favourite.

Visited seattle for the first time for my 25th birthday and the space needle was a must on our list of things to see. Entering the space needle was quick and easy I would recommend buying your tickets online to make it a bit easier. The view and overall experience was amazing and they have great souvenirs in the gift shop at the bottom, oh and theres restrooms at the top FYI so dont worry and have a great time!

I visited here during Fall. The fall colors were vibrant and the space needle looked spectacular. The sad part was that I couldnt go inside due to the crazy Covid times we are dealing with :(

Free fun for the family. This was the perfect place to go on a hot day. With the Covid pandemic and all of the water parks and pool is closed, the fountain located at the Seattle center just underneath the space needle is still open. The grass is green and lush and soft. The kids and my dog had a blast. I had a blast as well. The water was cold but it was perfect in the 90° weather. It wasn’t super crowded. ITS FREE!!! The music plays and the fountain comes off and on, just super beautiful.We didn’t see any drug attic’s or paraphernalia like I was told in the past. I was also told homelessness is a problem here, I’ve probably seen two or three homeless people and they’re not sitting around the fountain there literally just minding their own business. This is a great place to go have a picnic and just hang out and let the kids have fun. Suggestion, wear comfortable shoes and not slippers or sandals if you plan on getting in the water. My feet were slipping and sliding in the sandals So I took them off and the ground there around the fountain gets a little tough on your feet and begins to hurt. I suggest a good pair of shoes you don’t mind getting super wet and have a good time.

Theyre definitely doing their part to help prevent the spread of COVID19! The staff was knowledgeable, friendly and helpful! It was a great experience! Got lots of pics!

Watching the staff work seamlessly while we ate high quality meats cooked at our table was a real treat. We had the combo feast and it really did feel like that. Our waitress was awesome and the atmosphere was fun. Highly recommended.

Its nice but I think this space could be more vibrant. How cool would it be to have a night market here? It would be Amazing.

We had a great time and most things were closed! Too bad were in the times of shutdown because, with all the attractions open, this has to be one of the most fun city centers in the world.

Must visit place in Seattle. The whole complex is located in the very center of the city. I wasnt on the viewing tower, it was closed when we were in the morning, but we were satisfied anyway.Its nice to see the place live, you can always see it in the movies

A really beautiful spot for a picnic with sculptures and gardens and a great view under the Space Needle. The MoPop is right there with the monorail and a fun playground.

The place looked nice enough. The price just to high to ride the lift to the observation especially for senior citizens. The staff in the gift store was exceptionaly rude. I was wearing a mask however the man probably didnt like it and told me I had to leave. Will never visit again.

Amazing sea food and some of the most amazing cocktails Ive ever had. You also get a breathtaking 360° rotation view. Higgly recommend!

This place is amazing. With the Chihuly glass garden and the sonic bloom the Space Needle just to name a few.

This place was an absolute waste of money. Two friends and I paid more than 150 dollars to go up and the lady working there was so rude and nasty to us. The view was great but I will never go again.

It was a nice Day to see the sights and the glass floors were very nice. They need to have a little more choice of food for the Cafe.

Ive always loved the Pacific Science Center, and honestly, I still do...The one-star isnt THEIR fault, but just that its yet ANOTHER victim of Covid-World. Seeing the pools drained, and all quiet and dark, as its closed (as are ALL the buildings in the Seattle Center) was a sad, and disappointing experience.Seattle shouldnt have to be like this on Halloween, but better this than widespread new infections. I miss the old world...

Really nice dog park with turf field. Its smaller than most other dog parks Ive visited but makes up for it in cleanliness and no mud after a rain.

Absolutely the best time ever in 2020! Get out and see something!

Super expensive, not worth the cost. There are other cheaper places to get great views of Seattle. They do offer a discount for locals, but that could be even bigger. Not something I would want to do every time I have visitors from out of town unless the price was much lower for locals.

Our waitress was really nice and friendly, the place was empty when my nephew and I arrived which was weird. I ordered the biscuits and gravy which I thought was really good. The only thing wrong was the biscuits had more of a bread texture than a biscuit. Otherwise the gravy was really good. My nephew ordered the corned beef and hash, which I tried a bite and it was very tasty! Big chunks of corned beef. Gave four stars because of the disappointment of the biscuits. Everything was good. I will definitely be coming back to try other items!

Bueatiful but alot of kids doing doughnuts around it ag night.. Highly dangerous

Its surreal right now but I still love walking around this campus. Its an important city space. There are few open spots in seattle where one can walk and see so much open sky.

Great place for a first date or some alone time with a glass of wine watching the sunset. There is a revolving glass floor that I just looked at from a distance . Great excursion with friends and family.

This was something to see, and it was nice. Outside very clean, lots of plants and u have to park and pay. Inside is a gift shop and price is bit more, you are at the space needle. $35 a person to go up that is too much, Mercedes Benz in Atlanta was not even that much. It is nice, clean and friendly.

Love the views. Love the new cristal floor.

Still iconic and emblematic of Seattle in 2020. The bold promise and optimism of the 60s Space Needle and the reality that people are living in the rainy park nextdoor to a Climate Change Arena being built at great expense at almost no ones request. Compare and contrast the monument to rock and roll and sci-fi by the late billionaire to the self- indulgent aggrandizement of our newest overlord for your own enlightenment.

Well its the space needle. I would hope it was 5 star worthy. Place was kept up well and interesting displays. Very clean!

Although some venues were closed due to covid-19, its a beautiful part of Seattle.

Really cool, if you go to Seattle you kind of have to see the needle. The glass museum is worth looking at too. Not much else to say, you came all the way here right, so do it even though its a rip off.

The manager on duty, Eric, was extremely helpful when I had a bad race. He was willing to compensate my race because of it and ensured the rest of my time there was better than I would have expected. I will definitely be back again. Thanks K1!

Its just a beautiful and amazing place to remember and the wonderful people and places to eat.

Sad to learn that after all the remodeling of the Space Needle they took away what made it a special place the rotating restaurant at the top.Now its just an expensive elevator ride to the observation level. You can experience the rotating new glass floor but the restaurant was what made it a destination location.

Its really nice. We came with some friends and we stop by in the gift shop and we both so many things, you should definitely check it out.

We stayed 4 nights in Seattle. We had a wonderful time walking around Seattle center. Felt very safe and, hardly any people were there! Not at city center or at Pikes market. It was kinda weird, not gonna lie. No one walking on streets at night either. Very enjoyable. Probably never be so lightly populated ever again!

It was fun to visit again and this time being my kids with me. They were in awe. It was very clean, even had UV lights to sanitize everyone as they entered. They made an active effort to keep people from talking while on the short ride up and down in the elevator.

Space Needle is the craziest thing I have experienced in my life! The water fountain is beautiful, glass garden and science Center also located nearby.

Seattle Center is a most restful place. I come here every day, especially the International Fountain. Theres plenty to see & experience! Check it out

Ok, hear me out.I dont know if it was just my visit but there was almost no AC. I was sweating by the time we got to the elevators.Also, no talking in the elevators?!? What kind of wacky idea is that?? We are all wearing masks and enjoying the trip, pay $35 to go up and cant even talk about the trip up??The whole trip but worth $35 a pop?? I understand its a tourist trap but I think its a bit priced.

It was very pretty to see at night.

The best place to visit in this beautiful city. Everything is close enough to go walking. A lot of coffee shops, old fashioned style shops, souvenirs, museums, ship tours, the aquarium, great wheel, space needle, and restaurants, to spend more than 1 day exploring it. The people here is so kind and cheerful. I would definitely come back soon! Just make sure it would be summer by the time you are planning to come

Even in the time of covid-19 a nice area to enjoy the sky and museums, near restaurants and transit.

Very nice view. Might be windy, watch your chips. Gift shop is pretty nice too. Kinda busy not crowded tho

We cane at night and tje place is empty and we owned it. Did have fun.

Great views and efficiently conducting tours. The views are gorgeous and its not super crowded. We did the Needle and the Chihuly museum as a package. Parking is across the street in a lot.

Imagine going up viewing the evergreen State and a sensation of free falling for 47seconds! And not to mention the revolving glass!! Enjoy your 605, see and experience it for yourself!!

Awesome place to visit! Definitely something for your bucket list!

Pretty cool place for a first time Seattle visitor. I recommend to get the city pass for $99 at the time of this review since it provides the value bast value with all the sites minus the Science center which is closed during covid

Its cool, but nothing spectacular. This part of town is really run down. Its worth a visit as its the city symbol, but dont expect much.

Ive been coming here almost my entire life. Great mix of information and hands on. Something for all ages. Most recently we attended the Science of Spirits tasting event. True IMAX movies and its a great place to let your kids get their wiggles out. Just not on the same night as a tasting event. ;-)

Twas a beautiful fall day n a nice place to visit when not crowded.I enjoyed it while everyone was indoors waiting for the big news

Beautiful view of the city once youre at the top.

Always loved the Space Needle....new glass floor is awesome.

It was quiet in the later morning hours and there were alot of people with very young families enjoying their day.

A great place to see the whole city in one look

Always a beautiful place to visit! However if you want to go enjoy the lights at night you better be 21+ or have a car!

Was really neat to go to the top. Was disappointed you couldnt have dinner there anymore. You can do a wine and cheese tour but its booked way in advance so plan ahead. We did this and the glass for 4 people it was a little over 250 dollars

Fantastic views of the city and Puget Sound!

This place is cool. I wish Cam worked all the time. He is the best go Seattle Center I have ever met.

Lots of good places to visit and walk around

First time visit great experience and view street performances were everywhere great entertainment

I work on the center campus at the pop museum formerly called Experience Music Project. Museum tech. Ive been there 20 years and have seen lots of changes on mostly west side. It is a great place to walk around and take Seattle visitors. The covid pandemic has shut the buildings and businesses down but we are slowly reopening . September 18th Friday will be our first day back open to the public for the Mopop museum. We will only be open Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10am to 6 pm. Online tickets are encouraged. Therefore will be limited access with timed entry. For those who know the place, Sound Lab will not be open in this first phase.

Lots to do. Main attraction is the Space needle obviously, but the Museum of Pop culture is just around the corner. It is a great place to come and rest and watch. The needle looks large and looming. The museum has a cool color palate. If you walk to the back, there is an international fountain and every more lawn to sit and relax. The monorail is super cute.

Its a lovely view and the salmon was amazing I would recommend this for any first time visitors end the night with a meal at the highest point in Seattle they have a lot of delicious meals meals although its a little expensive its well worth it when you gave at the bountiful skyline be apart of the in crowd and live a little. It even rotates.

Very nice and clean. High traffic area so it is a bit crowded at times. Also expensive gift shop but worth the visit. Amazing view!

So much blown glass and so perfectly decorated with it!! There are even outdoor glass decor items that take the roll of real nature or scenery. Super cool for any age and there was t a long line even. They have a gift shop when you enter and things are pricey but what do you expect?? You even have the chance to buy some of the artwork if youd like. Enjoy!!

Amazing place and amazing view.

I had a great time at the Seattle Space Needle. We walked here from Pier 66 where we disembarked from a cruise and it didn’t take too long. There was a place to safely store luggage that made it very convenient for us. We then walked in and didn’t have to even wait in a line despite the fact it was a Saturday. There is some history facts on the walls as you walk in. The tour guides were all very nice and the view was spectacular. There are many free photo stations with different types of pictures they can take. There are two floors as well as a lower gift shop. Inside the gift shop there is a VR experience. It was not very realistic however the line was not too long and it was still interesting. Admission is $37. I would highly recommend if you have never had the chance to visit before and you have some extra time in Seattle.

Absolutely stunning place to spend an evening. Chihuly garden, Space Needle, Pacific Science center and Monorail stop in the heart of downtown. Eating options as well as just leisure walk. Lots of seating space in the park. Walking distance from

Fun time at the Chihuly Museum. Glass blowing demonstration was really great!

Awesome summer time picnic and entertainment spot. Free WiFi

Had A Nice Time ! Wonderful Positive Experience !

Loved the space needle. Great views all around, especially at night.

We had a great time walking around and experiencing Washington in its beauty!

It’s fun to walk around still but particularly dead

The Seattle Center is an area the contains the Space Needle, Pacific Science Center, Seattle Center Monorail, Seattle Children’s Museum, the Armory, the Museum of POP Modern Culture, the Chihuly Garden and Glass, and several other places. There is a beautiful fountain, a stage that has a tile mural that’s beautiful. The grass is lush and inviting to sit and enjoy a picnic or just to rest. The Armory has a great selection of food as well as the exhibits they rotate. When I was there last it was about African Culture. There were drummers there, as well as a person teaching people from the crowd different African dances. The culture and diversity that Seattle has is phenomenal. Take the time to explore the grounds of the Seattle Center when you visit Seattle.

What can I say? Explore this from different parks around downtown. Youll feel amazed.

Beautiful view, amazing atmosphere, huge gift shop up in the top... & With your ticket purchase you get to VR skydive before you take your ride back down to the ground.

I loved it there I wish I could have went on top and took pictures but it was late at night and then now with the 19 be we cant go

A great place to star your visit of Seattle. It’s a nice square full of attractions including the Space Needle and the museum of pop art. These also a glass museum and the first monorail train in the USA if can get pretty expensive if you want to visit everything.

Perfect sunny Sunday to stroll through Seattle center. Needle was extra attractive with sun shining! Always fun

We were gifted an annual membership to the Seattle Children’s Museum, so we have been making weekday trips down to the museum on a monthly basis. My son and I always end up spending as much time exploring Seattle center as we do in the museum. The armory has a good variety of restaurants for lunch (mod pizza is our go to spot). On weekdays Seattle center has an interesting mix of parents with young kids, homeless, school field trips, and some tourists. Looking forward to our next visit.

Breathtaking views! Clean and safe

Awesome place to check out the views. If youre not afraid of heights. The glass walls and glass floors make the experience worth it.

Yes this was an adventure it was my first time in Seattle with my kids we had so much fun I love the state and the city I will be coming back next year love the green trees. I was at glass museum and the pop culture museum it was so owsome!!!! Amazing place***

I went for a weekend getaway. Overall due pandemic very clean and every establishment requires you to follow the guidelines and obey them.

Great ! Dont take your Mask off your face for anything they are on it. I had to take my false teeth out cause they were bothering me and the security lady was all over me and I was rude back and ask her if she wanted my false teeth.

A nice place to go but it is pricey. There was a lot to see but most are closed, I love the plants and outside statues.

I really like it. Relaxed, no waves. Cold water...These days the sand is very dirty because of the fires. Coal everywhere.

Parking is tricky to find and access, but its beautiful and has changed a lot over the years! I love the play ground, very American Ninja Warrior like. I went for the Color Run 2019, and it was an awesome time! Very clean, at least compared to last time I was there!

I thought the price was high for what you get. Unfortunately there is no restaurant at the top anymore. So, what you pay for is to go to the top, enjoy s fantastic view, and walk around. Thats pretty much it.Wear comfortable shoes, youre going to stand in line a long time and be prepared for crowds.The restrooms are well maintained and clean inside the main gift shop.The Space Needle and Chihuly Gardens were on my bucket list. If its on your bucket list, plan ahead for parking (reasonable price if you park a block away), and doing a lot of walking. If I was in a wheelchair Im not sure I would have enjoyed it as much. The grounds of the Center are pretty clean, and I found the entrances to the Space Needle to be a bit daunting as I have a disability which makes walking on slopes difficult. (Its a long ramp up to the elevators).

I really love Seattle Washington. It reminds me of Cañifornia back in the day. There is a ñit to do here if you just open your heart to it. I especially love the FUDGE!