This is one very cool spot to visit! Perfect for those who enjoy posting on social media.Its a very popular spot..lots of folks on the day we visited.Be sure to bring plenty of bubble gum to capture the perfect photo.

Expectations were high for this trip. Wish this was an under control area, but It is Seattle BUT i did enjoy looking for colors and seeing some art work. SOooo WISH the city would help make this a prettier GUM WALL more colors, more personality to keep the history better then just Trash

Gross! all your normie friends might say. Truth be told, I loved this place. Its unstaffed with a handful of visitors, so you may be tempted to add your contribution to the wall, fortunately the attitude really is to go for it!Everyone was super nice and chill, even saw a few fellow photographers snapping the place too!

Its fun to go see if youre walking around Pike Place Market. Its down an alley. I can say, Been there, done that.

I give the Lysol needed.... The Gum Wall loacted at 1428 Post Alley, Seattle, WA 98101 FIVE STINKY STARS. WEAR A MASK. Its quite something to see when visiting Seattle, but I got to tell you that it smells like vomit and it looks like a bunch of birds just went wild on these walls. In reality its just a bunch of people that enjoy placing their gum allllllllll over this alley. S This spot would be the #1 spot to be screaming TJ style. Chiclets! Chiclets! Chiclets! As they are sold.

COVID (era) the gum wall really exist. Gum is there. You are welcomed to put it on but in this 2020 I would recommend pictures only. Apply gum at your own risk.

Feels like a throwback to the 80s but I didnt get too close to the little allay with plastered walls of previously chewed up gum. Its one of those unique bucket list items

This little alley on a curve right by Pikes Place Market was such a cool, and super gross find!Just happened upon it while changing levels inside Pikes Place Market, at first I saw all this cool graffiti and a coffee shop (take out only, wear a mask, Covid friendly) to the left.Then all these people scurrying to the right in this shaded alley pulled me towards them. As you get closer, there it is - thousands and thousands of pieces of chewed gum stuck on the wall! Some pulled like taffy, some making letters, all of it icky, and gross and somehow fascinating! Definitely worth checking out when in the area

Nice little creative spot to check out. . .

But why ? That is all I can think. I dont get it. To each their own. And the alley, Im sure nothing shady goes on there.

Very busy! Dont forget to bring your own gum to place! If you forget they have a store upstairs at pikes market that sells wax gum that you can use!

Just a cool fun place to check everything out on the wall. You could be like this kid and pick your flavor...

Really cool iconic thing to do in Seattle. Yes its a little freaky and gross but I HAD to do it while I was in town. Really cool photo spot and its right under the market so theres a ton of things to do around it. You can access this via stairs or street ramp so anyone can get there. If you go early enough you can get photos with no one in them. Nice trendy coffee shop and pub right by it.

Not a big fan. It is pretty dirty and colorful. You might enjoy it if youre like this kind of art.

Very interesting place, lots of gum on Both sides of the wall. A huge gum ball machine at the beginning of the alley. Lots of pictures and selfies taking so just a heads up. Nice to see something different, dont to leave a gum..

WOW! So cool and so interesting! Also a little gross! If you have trouble with walking this is a tough street for you! Just be very careful there is an angle to the Street that is pretty tough if you walk with a cane. But at the top its flat. A must see!

Free attraction to visit. Though it maybe strange that all this gum on the wall can be so popular. It is a very interesting place to visit. It can become crowded quickly. I would suggest going to Pikes Place Market and then going here next as it is easier to access from Pikes Place. Also it is a few minutes walk to the Waterfront and Seattle Aquarium.

Super cool place to leave your sticky spit ball️

Very unique. Would be really cool if they had the history about it posted somewhere so the locals dont have to fill you in. Definetely worth going to see though, chew your gum on the way!

OMG.... gum on both sides of the wall. There is a gum ball machine, so u can chew and stick on the wall. Something to see, it was fun to see that. Some fell of the wall, spelled out names and some had tiny pictures with their gum.

A very interesting attraction. Colorful, Chewed, spit out gum all over the walls. Different. But dont touch and watch your younguns they dont sneak a piece for themselves. Ive seen it happen.

It was gross of course. Also, watch your shoes. Still a fun place to go.

A great touristy spot for photos! We tried to take photos with regular gum but I recommend buying some bubble gum to take cute photos.

Its definitely a gum wall... and floor.... and windows and doors. Crazy thing is you can smell it when you walking in the market above.

Gum wall is fascinating! This is a very unique place, I Love how many different people you can meet there. Whoever thought of this to be an attraction got it right!

Its crazy to see so many gun. Lol. The Alley is maintained not bad I guess if you want to see couple of full walls with chew gum.

The Market Theater Gum Wall is a brick wall covered in used chewing gum located in an alleyway near Pike Place Market in Downtown Seattle. How strange that wall with stale gum is one of the local landmark....

So gross and amazing lol. Unfortunately we didnt have gum our selfs to add to the wall. But its pretty cool to see how many people arrive at seattle and get uber just to see thia from airport

Just gum sticked walls.Take a photo in a flash and go out!

A bit of city quirkiness is Seattles famous Gum Wall. This little alley walk has enough gum to make a conference of dentists shudder. Artistic shaping and decoration make this walk worth taking.

There is a big selection of flavors and pretty colors, but most of the gum is hard to pull off the wall and is super hard to chew. Not much flavor left either. I did find what i was looking for, it tasted nice and was free of charge.

In A Nutshell:-The Gum Wall is still as nasty as ever, possibly worse due to coronavirus 19.-Mask wearing makes sense here.Overall, its still a popular spot to check out.

So gross but I just had to see it. Be prepared there is a bit of a smell.

Been to Seattle countless times and never visited this iconic spot! Finally did and its pretty cool..kinda weird when you think about it but still cool!

A huge tourist attraction for Seattle. Be sure to bring a piece of gum!

This wall is a unique experience to visit.

Kind of sticky!! Great place for pictures for 1st time visitors.

One hell of an experience. To some this wall is the nasty thing they will ever see. But to most it is a wall filled with history. Right next to the iconic pikes place market, if you find your self in the area dont forget to check out the gum walls.

People really seem to like this, including my own family. I was grossed out... Maybe because of the pandemic.

This is probably the most over rated “sight” I have ever seen. Very nasty and not interesting at all. How did this become popular?

Where really disgusting meets weirdly kinda cool. Great colorful photo OP.

Its a nice place to visit. Pretty colorful and dont forget your gum like we did.

Cool and Innovative place to take some pictures. Although it is really disgusting. I feel like vomiting when I am in that area. I would recommend fast in fast out. Wouldnt linger for too long.

It was awesome everything I could have wanted and more!

Notoriously the grossest alley in seattle, but also probably one of the most famous lol. come early in the morning for your best photos, not as crowded.

This area is actually pretty smaller than I thought. Its a bit off-putting when youre standing next to it bc of the smell. Still a good experience although a odd one at that considering how these gum came from other peoples mouths. There were business cards and other advertisements attached to some of these gums too

Awkward lol but interesting to c people r even creative n make art out of gum couldnt pass up to post about this place. Its free its on the way to the great wheel and near pikes place market. If on the way, try it its different

Gross but unique and cool to see.

Yak and gueee. But nice.

As sticky as expected!! Thanks to Covid I had the hand sanitizer ready :D

Cool place... kinda gross however very interesting

Very unique. Worth the trip!

I dont know that I loved this place, but all of that gum was simply fascinating. And it was kinda cool watching the bees trying to get at the sugar in the gum. It was worth the effort to find the wall (which is really an ally of gum - as high as people can reach with a step stool). Enjoy.

Lots of gum! Unique place..the area, not just the wall. Browse and look around, you could spend an entire day at this location. My family had a blast pointing out the oddities and fantastic views we saw. A few great restaurants in the area too of course .

Interesting type of attraction in Seattle. Not the usual touristic place. But definitely fun if you are not grossed out. It is what it says, just people sticking all colors of gum onto a wall. It is located in Post Alley under Pike Place Market in Downtown.

One of a kind experience. Those who like to see the downtown culture.bestplace to visit

Very interesting place! Right in the middle of the pikes place market

Really gross but pretty cool. Heres another typical picture.

Doesnt live up to the hype but worth seeing.

Totally gross but so very awesome and a must see I will say

Crazy place fun to take pics and pretend to put a price on.

This is a very interesting place to visit. Take some gum and go stick it on the wall. Makes for really fun pictures. Its cheaper to bring your own gum... but you can find gum to purchase nearby. Definitely a famous place in Seattle.

Pretty cool!

Its not really a wall but a whole alley. Its a really odd but interesting landmark but its exactly how it sounds: its walls covered in used chewing gum. If youre at the market its worth seeing since its right there. This oddity really highlights Seattles character of a city. Go see if you can stomach it!

Iconic! Great memory/photo op

Weirdly artistic, both gross and interesting at the same time.

I definitely preferred the taste of the mint ones over the fruity ones.

BYOG (bring your own gum) and get nasty. This filthy attraction is fun and a short walk from Pike Place. My friends and I had a lot of fun intertwining some freshly chewed gum and adding it to the wall!

Interesting experience. If your in the Seattle area you should definitely stop by. Plus you get the awesome experience of the great fresh foods.

An amazing contribution to art. Some may say it is odd, or gross, but I believe the wall here makes a loud statement. If anything it should be viewed as a form of unity. People come from all over the place to see this gum wall and i saw nothing but smiles and laughter. The world needs more areas like this in it. It was a nice break away from the overbearing city feel that seattle has. There are also amazing photo opportunities here as well.

Have you been through this gum alley and stopped to see the creative artwork? Its a fascinating experience as one goes down a small narrow ancient stair, below the south end of the market.On a beautiful sunny day its filled with tourists speaking many different languages in a relatively confined alley, one hardly can miss it. The canvas stretches from brick, plaster, window sills, louvers, poor gas meter and even street signs. Its an experience as long as ones business does not front this decorated alley.

Nice to be able to see it and add to this little landmark. A huge plus is that theres a neat expresso shop nearby and some nice views.

Nice place to visit! Make sure you wear a mask when visiting here!

Sad to see hardly anyone here on the waterfront

Its different. Colorful wall full of gum.

Think I got mild food poisoning from beechers... Otherwise pikes market is pretty cool

Disgustingly nicewe did our part too

This defines Seattle today. Its a dump where people spit out their gum or whatever waste they need to dump. The city smells of urine. There is trash everywhere. This isnt a safe place to be. Its very sad to see a city that is such a miserable place. I cannot believe that people are so uncaring about the place they live.

Fun spot to go and see!

Was pretty cool if you havent been there before would suggest checking out the whole area around the gum wall also while your there

Place was gross but cool. Found it by mistake but it’s a must to go there when you’re in the are. Why not...

Really gross, but looks quite cool. Who would have thought that sticking chewed gum on to a wall could turn into a piece of art. Definitely worth a visit if youre in Seattle and going anywhere near the market. But treat it like you would any piece of art in a museum. Dont touch it

I can confirm in August 29, 2020, Gum wall still here, long live!

Honestly kind of gross now. It used to be one big wall covered with gum and now its an entire alley way covered back and forth with gum. Bugs and flies EVERYWHERE, not the greatest smell, and its kinda sketchy in general. Unless youve got a booming event in Seattle around this area where it seems like the place to be its really just a mugging hazard waiting to happen. I recommend going with a friend during the day and watch where you step.

Didnt see anyone licking the wall hence the 1 star less. Overall its like a lot of gum on the wall... Exactly as advertised

Love The Gum Wall! Apparently there was too much gum so they had to scrape it off! Gum covered the walls again in no time though! For more photos from this area go to my Instagram @kristen_cavalin

It’s cool for teens but it’s quite disgusting. Right now, I DO NOT suggest going to Pikes Place Market of Seattle. Our car was broken into in the middle of the day with people all around. We were told it’s constantly happening & Seattle has the highest auto theft and vandalism right now.

Unique attraction to see. It had such a unique vibe compared to every other place Ive seen

Very strange, but fun place. Very unique and makes you wonder who started this?!

A fun photo opportunity, bring the family here... just dont touch anything. You might need to look for it as it is hard to find if you have never been here but if you are near the main entrance of Pike Place market, you are close, ask a worker or another tourist to point you there.Please... I will reiterate, dont touch anything, lol. The ally smells nice tough, like gum.

The famous Great Wall Of gum in the post alley in Settle Washington, I left my piece of gum with my love Casandra.

Kinda gross but really cool as well with visiting and leaving your mark

I went because “why not” but honestly, it’s pretty gross. In the COVID world we live in, do you really want to be surrounded by a bunch of saliva samples?

Good place to visit while in Seattle part of history to the City

Grab some gum and contribute to the gum wall. There are a number of stores close by where you can purchase gone. It is better to go during the daytime bed at night so you could see all the colorful gum that are stuck to the wall. There is also a good espresso place right at the beginning of the wall.

Just what you expect, its a gum wall. Still very cool to know that your gum will be there for others to look at for a long time. Definitely worth the visit when at Pike Place Market.

Cool and gross all at the same time. #Rawrvers

The place is out of the ordinary, it does not smell like bad breath either (area doesnt stink) its in the lower level and shaded too. If youre in the area stop by to see and take pictures.

A disgustingly unique place to walk through if you’re nearby. It’s literally an alley filled with gum on the walls... some color coordinated to create designs on the wall. Be ready to take a photo blowing bubbles with gum in front of the wall.

What can I say, its an alley with gum on the walls. So much gum. Has a particular smell, too. Its free to see and you just walk by and there it is. I felt zero emotions seeing this wall, but I also feel like everyone should see it. Its like exactly what you think. Go!