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We went to Space Needle first thing in the morning, then again at sunset. Would recommend getting there early in morning, depending on weather. Sunset was good but there were so many people, & so many fingerprints on windows by night time. Will be better...More
The space needle still looks futuristic despite being constructed in the early 60s. At present it is being updated, with new glass windows replacing the old observation deck. The views from the top are spectacular and the glass seating where you can look down provide...More
The renovation underway has certainly improved the Space Needle, as you can now look down through the tilted glass outside. The whole renovation will be completed by August 2018. The entry price includes a free photo taken just before you take the elevator.
The trip up was okay but a the top there was very little to do due to the large amount of construction. When complete it will be worth the money but as is it was a lot of money for very little to see.
It was a warm sunny day and used the City Pass for entrance. I was able to get through. Initial line quicker because of the pass. Lines pretty long , hot and not well ventilated. The Needle was going through construction so didn’t feel good...More
We came early as they opened so we didn't have to deal with crowds. The renovations were still ongoing but we had a great view of the city and the surrounding area. Not for those afraid of heights but I enjoyed the view from the...More
For me the best part of the visit was the staircase leading to the elevator, and the elevator ride itself. At the top it's nice, but there's not much to do once you are there. I did enjoy looking through a "bungee jumping" simulator up...More
Beautiful view! But so says/ This is Seattle! Iconic. We go every year as a friends get together and then enjoy lunch or dinner around there. The ride up is always fun. The operators do a good job with the stats.
Paid $27 to spend 10 min up in the space needle. You can’t walk completely in a circle once on top. Part of the circle is blocked off. They should really just shut down the needles for 4 months, finish the renovations so that people...More
You will enjoy majestic overviews of Seattle at the observation deck of the Space Needle. You do this once. If you repeat, it is usually because you are showing other tourists the Space Needle, like climbing Mt. Fuji in Japan.
