Visiting the Space Needle
The Space Needle is a must visit during your trip to Seattle! It has by far the best view of the city. Here is what you need to know before you go.
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Space Needle
400 Broad St.
Seattle, WA 98109
The Space Needle was built in 1962 for the World’s Fair and is one of the most recognizable buildings in the U.S. They recently remodeled the inside to include a brand new glass floor that rotates as well as a lounge and cafe. The view from the top is by far the best 360 view of the city.
View more info on the Space Needle’s website HERE.
The Space Needle is open daily and requires a timed ticketed entry. Tickets range from $26-35 per person for the Space Needle. You can save money on admission by purchasing a combo ticket for the Space Needle and Glass Museum. Those combo tickets range from $35-57 per person. When purchasing a Space Needle ticket by itself, there is a military discount available.
View and purchase tickets HERE.
You’ll have an approximate 60 second ride in the elevator up to the top!
At this time the Space Needle is requiring proof of vaccine card or a negative COVID test for anyone visiting that is age 12 and older. This is to abide by King County’s new mandate that went into effect on October 25th. You can view updates of the policy on the Space Needle’s website HERE.
Inside the Space Needle there is a brand new bar/lounge called The Loupe for those 21+. Find out more info and reserve your spot HERE.
The revolving glass floor definitely made me dizzy! It has an amazing view of underneath the Space Needle too though.
You will exit to the gift shop which is full of fun Space Needle souvenirs. There is also a Molly Moo’s ice cream vending machine inside.
For more things to do on your trip to Seattle, check out my other posts HERE.
Finding the fun everywhere life takes us!
Love, Olivia Michelle
