A Family Fun Itinerary

The Museum of Flight, located in Tukwila, Washington, is the largest private, non-profit air and space museum in the world. Just a short drive from downtown Seattle, this remarkable museum offers a comprehensive journey through the history of aviation and space exploration. With over 175 aircraft and spacecraft on display, hands-on exhibits, and immersive experiences, it's a must-visit destination for aviation enthusiasts, history buffs, and families seeking an unforgettable day of discovery.

Highlights of the Museum

Iconic Aircraft Collection: From the sleek Concorde to the legendary Boeing 747 and military aircraft like the B-17 Flying Fortress, the museum’s collection spans the evolution of flight. Visitors can get up close to a diverse array of planes and even step inside many of them.

Space Exploration Gallery: The museum’s space exhibits feature everything from early rocket models to full-scale NASA space shuttles. The centerpiece is the Space Shuttle Trainer, where astronauts once prepared for missions.

Personal Courage Wing: A special section highlights the bravery and ingenuity of pilots during World Wars I and II with immersive exhibits and rare fighter planes.

Flight Simulators and Interactive Exhibits: Experience the thrill of flying and try your hand at controlling an aircraft.

Events, Programs, and More: The museum frequently hosts special events, including hobby fests, lectures from scholars and authors, live music, and parties open to the public. Check the calendar for

Cafe & Gift Shop: Wings Cafe offers a great place to grab a meal, with indoor and outdoor seating (with a view of the planes taking off!) and a well-stocked gift shop where you can take home a piece of aviation history.

Private Events: The Museum of Flight offers an array of unique event venues, exciting experiences, exquisite catering and experienced staff to provide everything you need to host a high-flying affair! All of their event spaces offer a one-of-a-kind atmosphere with free parking and Wi-Fi. The Great Gallery provides an exclusive evening in one of Seattle’s most spectacular settings. Dramatically lit at night, the Gallery is a stunning architectural achievement. Other event spaces include, The Red Barn, with its warm wood tones and historic exhibits, reflects the romantic early days of aviation. The View Lounge features views of Mt. Rainier and Boeing Field and is reached by a long interior balcony overlooking the exhibits in the Great Gallery. The Skyline Room, lined with windows overlooking Boeing Field, provides an elegant, contemporary atmosphere for any function.

Learn more about private events at the Museum of Flight here.

The Vibe
Walking through The Museum of Flight feels like stepping into a living history book. The exhibits are designed to be both educational and awe-inspiring, with towering aircraft that capture the imagination and displays that celebrate the ingenuity of engineers and pilots. The museum’s friendly guides and volunteers add to the welcoming atmosphere, ready to share stories and answer questions, making every visit an enriching experience.

Read one visitor's experience at The Museum of Flight:
We started our exploration of the world famous aviation museum in The Great Gallery. You can actually sit in the cockpit or two fighter jets. It’s a great photo op!

Next, we headed to the interactive Flight Zone; kids can touch, climb, sit, and push all kinds of buttons. Oftentimes, on weekends there is a story or craft activity for kids. Also in the Flight Zone is a hang-gliding chair older kids, teens and adults enjoy. My three-year-old was too young to appreciate it, she thought it was a swing but my son was really focused and enjoyed the demo. Older kids and thrill-seeking adults can climb into a simulator for a small fee. The simulators allow you to engage the enemy in a high-tech dog fight that will literally have you spinning.

The Personal Courage Wing is devoted to WWI and WWII and is filled with teaching opportunities about our nation’s history for older kids. We walked into the Personal Courage Wing. Our eyes were drawn to the dramatic old fighter planes. My daughter gasped and said "Oh planes are bee-you-tee-full!" She skipped over to see my favorite plane "O'Riley's Daughter" took one look at the plane with teeth on it and exclaimed "Oh that's an angry plane." Cue the bullet sounds on the big speakers. My daughter scattered for cover. I coaxed her out and from behind a display and explained the sounds were just pretend. She “hit the deck” twice while in this wing.

Families with kids may want to do the photo op in the Great Gallery, Flight Zone and then head straight to the pedestrian bridge to visit the Aviation Pavilion with a Concorde and former Air Force One. Both my 3yr and 11yr old waited patiently in line. They were so curious to see the inside of those planes.

9 Quick Tips for Visiting The Museum of Flight
1.To get the most out your family outing have kids fed and napped prior to your visit or arrive early and plan on leaving before they get hungry and tired.
2.Don't expect to stroll through the MOF with small kids in tow and read all of the detailed displays explaining the history and significance of the exhibits. Younger kids will be stimulated visually and may have a struggle standing still for long periods. They may want to stay moving to see all the planes.
3. If you struggle with claustrophobia don't go in the Concorde or Air Force One. The isles are narrow and the ceiling low.
4. Noise Level: my daughter got loud in the Space exhibit. Happy cries of "It's a rocket ship!!" and "ooh the earth" caused people to smile at the sight of a little girl jumping up and down excited to see a rocket ship and the earth. I didn't feel pressure to keep the kids silent. It's a Museum not a library.
5. Food: lunch at the Museum in Wings Café was $26 for the three of us. I had a delicious portabella mushroom veggie sammy on Ciabatta bread. Kids had hot dogs, apple, milk, and ice cream.
6. The Museum of Flight is stroller friendly.
7. Parking is free (Bonus!).
8. We were there for 2 hours and 45 minutes which included our meal time.
9. For a coupon to The Museum of Flight, download the free Seattle Southside Savings Pass

Experience the thrill of free-fall without having to jump out of a plane at iFLY Indoor Skydiving in Tukwila, Washington. Just minutes from Seattle and SEA Airport, this state-of-the-art indoor skydiving facility offers a safe and exhilarating way to feel the rush of flight. Open to people of all ages, it's perfect for adrenaline junkies, families, and first-time flyers. It's also a popular activity for birthdays, corporate team-building, and other private events.

What Makes iFLY So Exciting

Indoor Skydiving for All Ages & Abilities: No previous skydiving experience is required at iFLY. Whether you're a kid over three years old or an adult looking to check off an item on your bucket list, the wind tunnel experience is accessible and thrilling for all skill levels.

State-of-the-Art Wind Tunnel: The vertical wind tunnel at iFLY generates a powerful column of air that simulates the feeling of a real freefall. You’ll learn to balance, spin, and float effortlessly with trained instructors guiding you, just like a pro skydiver.

Certified Instructors: Safety and fun go hand-in-hand at iFLY, with certified instructors providing step-by-step guidance before and during your flight. They help you gear up, teach you the basics of body positioning, and ensure your experience is both safe and enjoyable.

Perfect for Groups and Events: iFLY is a great spot for birthdays, corporate events, team-building activities, and even group parties. The excitement of indoor skydiving brings people together, and customizable group packages make it easy to plan a memorable outing. (See below for more details.)

Flight Packages and Options: From single flights for beginners to advanced flight packages for those looking to hone their skills, iFLY offers various options to suit every need. Special packages include photo and video add-ons so you can relive the experience and share it with friends.

Accessibility is a Priority: iFLY welcomes and accommodates people with a wide range of cognitive and physical challenges, including those with vision or hearing loss, limited mobility, neurodivergence, and muscular dystrophies. Learn more about iFLY's All Abilities program.

The Vibe
The facility has a modern, sleek design with viewing areas where spectators can watch flyers test their skills in the wind tunnel. Bright, friendly, and buzzing with activity, iFLY creates a fun and safe environment where guests can step out of their comfort zone and experience the thrill of flight.

Private Events
This unique venue is ideal for exciting team-building events, meetings, presentations, and special events. The venue offers complimentary parking, catering services, and on-site audio-visual equipment. Groups can reserve the entire facility for a private event for up to 150 people. Alternative options include: the “Corporate Room” on the main floor or the two rooms on the upper level. The Corporate Room seats up to 15 people around a large boardroom table, and additional seating can be arranged for up to 27 people. The upper-level rooms can be rented individually for groups of up to 12 people or combined for a larger group of 24. The entire upper level can be rented out for a large party of up to 100 at a time.

Learn more about private events at iFLY Seattle here.

Adult Team-Building
Help your team soar with indoor skydiving in a state-of-the-art wind tunnel. This unique attraction offers customizable packages for corporate events tailored to your budget, private meeting space, and catering.

Urban Air Adventure Park in Tukwila offers a wide range of high-energy indoor activities. From gravity-defying attractions to immersive digital gameplay, the park packs in the fun for kids, teens, and adults. Whether you're planning a kid's birthday or looking for a place to take the whole family to blow off steam, you'll have an unforgettable day at Urban Air. It also offers private, organized team-building events for organizations and corporate groups.

Park Highlights

The Adventure Hub®: A signature, all-in-one experience combining the Sky Rider, ropes course, and indoor playground.

ValoArena Interactive Gaming: Step into a futuristic, free-roam gaming arena where your body becomes the controller. Jump, dodge, and react as the floor transforms beneath you in fast-paced, immersive challenges designed for group play.

High-Flying Fun: Soar above the park on a zipline-style ride, test your strength and courage on ninja-style obstacles, or take a bold jump from the Leap of Faith.

Classic Favorites: From trampoline dodgeball and slam dunk zones to climbing walls, battle beams, and foam pits, familiar activities get an adrenaline-boosting upgrade.

Good to Know

Food on Site: When you work up an appetite, stop at Urban Cafe for kid-friendly bites like pizza and chicken tenders.

Birthday Parties: Urban Air is a popular venue for parties, with all-inclusive packages, easy booking, and no-stress hosting. Rent private space, or a table right in the middle of the action. Learn more.

Kid Camps: Check the Tukwila website for upcoming camps featuring STEAM activities, open play, food, and lots of fun.

Team Building for Adult Groups: Corporate groups and organizations can book private team-building events such as the Warrior Course, Climbing Walls, and Dodgeball. Combine several activities for your team outing or include them all! Learn more and submit an inquiry for team-building here.

The Vibe:
Urban Air is fun, action-packed, and super engaging. Come ready to play!

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K1 Speed is Tukwila’s premier indoor go-kart racing destination. With electric go-karts that zip around a professionally designed track at speeds approaching 45 mph, K1 Speed delivers the ultimate thrill in a safe and controlled environment. Rain or shine, K1 Speed’s fully indoor track ensures that the fun never stops. Race year-round without worrying about the Pacific Northwest drizzle. Perfect for friendly competitions, group outings, or even solo racing challenges, it's your chance to unleash your inner speed demon!

What Makes K1 Speed a Must-Visit?

Eco-Friendly Electric Karts: Say goodbye to noisy, gas-powered engines! These high-performance electric karts offer instant torque, smooth acceleration, and a zero-emission racing experience. Compete with friends and family while accurately tracking every lap. Want to push your limits? Challenge yourself to beat your own best time!

Arcade Games: Between races, you can keep busy playing arcade games around the track.

Perfect for Groups & Events: Whether it’s a birthday bash, a corporate team-building event, or a bachelor party, K1 Speed offers private race packages, catering options, and VIP spaces for unforgettable celebrations. There's also ample seating around the perimeter (something parents at kid birthdays will surely appreciate).

Competitive Racing Leagues: Got a need for speed? Join K1 Speed’s competitive leagues and test your skills against the fastest drivers in the Sea-Tac area.

The Vibe:
The moment you step into K1 Speed, you’ll feel the energy. The sleek, modern racing arena, the hum of high-powered electric karts, and the competitive spirit of racers lining up at the starting line—it’s all designed to get your heart pounding.

Adult Team-Building
Fuel some friendly competition with indoor, electric go-kart racing at K1 Speed. Teams can race head-to-head, track performance, and celebrate podium finishes. Explore corporate event packages that include catering, beer and wine, and private room rentals.

The Crow’s Nest is a family-friendly restaurant serving fresh, made-from-scratch breakfast and lunch in a fun, pirate-themed setting. Located in the heart of Des Moines' Marina District, it's a great stop before exploring Des Moines Beach Park and the marina, just a five-minute drive away.

Note: While the restaurant officially opened in early 2026, it is still transforming into a pirate paradise, with more renovations and novelty decor in the works. It is in the space formerly occupied by Tuscany at Des Moines Creek.

Highlights

All-Day Breakfast: Enjoy classic dishes made with organic eggs and, where possible, locally sourced ingredients. A standout is the French Toast, topped with berry compote and a lemon creme anglaise.

Classic Lunch Menu: Fill up on a juicy burger, reuben, or clubhouse sandwich. Or dig into the nautical theme with fish n' chips or a hot bowl of clam chowder.

Kid-Friendly: The Crow's Nest proudly caters to families, offering a "Little Pirates" menu with dishes under $10.

Outdoor Seating: Several tables on the front porch offer a nice place to eat on warm days.

Famous Homemade Pies: The pies at The Crow's Nest have been loved by locals since before the restaurant even opened. They were a specialty of the restaurant that formerly occupied the space, and when The Crow's Nest moved in, it kept up the tradition in partnership with the former owner.

Coming Soon: Plans for the restaurant include adding pool tables, a TV showing sports, a 21+ bar area, and more nautical flair.

The Vibe:
Laid-back, relaxed, and welcoming, The Crow's Nest feels like the kind of place you visited as a kid and can make new memories with your family.

An Up-Close Look at Puget Sound's Marine Life

Perched on the shores of Redondo Beach in Des Moines, Washington, the MaST Center Aquarium is a living classroom, a research lab, and a community treasure trove dedicated to unveiling the magic of Puget Sound. Operated by Highline College, this vibrant facility fosters curiosity through hands-on learning. With over 250 native species on display, interactive touch tanks, and more than 3,000 gallons of flow-through seawater powering its tanks, the MaST Center offers up-close encounters with creatures that usually remain hidden beneath the surface.

While the MaST Center is not open to the public daily, it hosts free, family-friendly Discovery Days every Saturday. Knowledgeable volunteers and marine experts guide you through the center, making the experience educational and fun.

Need to Know:

Native Species on Full Display – The MaST Center houses hundreds of native marine species—from colorful anemones to mesmerizing jellyfish—all thriving in tanks fed by natural seawater directly from Puget Sound. It's one of the most biodiverse educational aquariums in the state. Touch tanks allow guests to (gently) feel native marine creatures while learning about their roles in the ecosystem.

More Than an Aquarium – The fun starts when you enter the lobby, where a 38-foot skeleton of a Gray Whale greets you. There are also exhibits about various marine life species and art installations based on environmental topics.

Underwater Art - During the winter, the center displays an art gallery featuring winning submissions to its Underwater Photography Challenge. See incredible photos of fish and other marine creatures taken right in the waters at Redondo.

Picturesque Coastal Location – The aquarium's Redondo Beach site is not only scenic but also perfectly positioned near tidepools and marine habitats that further enhance the educational adventure. While there, take a walk on the Redondo Beach boardwalk.

The Vibe:
As part of Highline College, the MaST Center is a hub for marine biology students and researchers. Students, families, and marine enthusiasts mingle around tanks full of sea creatures, all within earshot of gentle waves lapping the shore outside.

Discover the Serenity of Des Moines Beach Park

Just three miles from the airport, Des Moines Beach Park sprawls across 19.6 acres of scenic waterfront bliss. A sanctuary where tranquility meets the rhythmic sounds of the sea, this park offers an array of activities set against the backdrop of Puget Sound's majestic views. Whether it's a peaceful stroll, a family picnic, or a day spent collecting seashells by the shore, Des Moines Beach Park serves as a perfect retreat for those seeking solace or adventure in the embrace of nature.

Need to Know:

• Activities Galore: From leisurely trails and beachside picnics to immersive water play, the park caters to all ages and interests.
• Spectacular Views: Renowned for offering some of the most beautiful vistas of Puget Sound, especially enchanting at sunset.
• Historical Essence: The park's rich history, dating back to its days as Covenant Beach Bible Camp, adds a layer of cultural depth to your visit​​.
• Seasonal Events: Des Moines Beach Park is often home to both public and private events, including outdoor concerts and the Poverty Bay Blues & Brews Festival.
• Convenient Location: With its proximity to the Des Moines Marina and the downtown Des Moines area, you're right next to lots of dining options and fun activities for before or after your beach trip.

The Vibe:

Des Moines Beach Park is a serene oasis that invites visitors to unwind and reconnect with nature. The park's vibrant ecosystem, combined with its historical charm, provides a peaceful yet engaging environment for all who walk its paths. It's a place where laughter and leisure blend seamlessly with the soothing ambiance of the shoreline, making every visit a memorable experience.

Good to Know:

Immerse yourself in the beauty and activities Des Moines Beach Park has to offer. With its extensive beachfront, picnic areas, and historical landmarks, the park is a haven for those looking to explore or relax. A visit here promises not only a day filled with fun and relaxation but also an opportunity to experience the tranquil beauty of Washington's beloved Puget Sound. Whether you're a local or a visitor, a day spent at Des Moines Beach Park is a day where the soul is refreshed, and life's simple pleasures are savored.

Located within Des Moines' quaint Marina District, via Marina Wood-Fired Italian Cafe is a welcoming Italian eatery that locals love. Following the prestigious Vera Pizza Napoletana Association guidelines, the restaurant uses authentic Italian ingredients and bakes its pizzas at 800 degrees in less than 90 seconds — the real deal. Known for its warm and casual atmosphere, attentive staff, and outstanding food, this café feels appropriate for either a romantic date or a family dinner.

NEED TO KNOW:

Variety of Menu Items: Compact but curated, the menu offers standout wood-fired pizzas, hand-tossed pastas, crisp salads, and shareable appetizers. Guests rave about dishes like the Cannelloni di Magro, homemade pasta filled with ricotta, spinach, and pecorino cheese, the Frutti di Mare loaded with seafood, capers, and Gaeta olives, and the shareable Antipasto Misto — a vibrant platter of marinated vegetables and cured meats. Don’t skip dessert: with five rotating options, there’s always something indulgent to end your meal.

Full Bar: Complement your meal with a glass of wine or explore the full bar for a craft cocktail surprise.

Marina Views & Cozy Charm: Located near the Des Moines Marina, the café offers a scenic setting paired with a warm, rustic interior that invites you to linger.

The Vibe: Heartfelt and Homey
Step inside Via Marina and you’ll find flickering light, the aroma of wood fire, and a setting that feels more like a neighborhood dinner party than a restaurant. The staff treat you like family, and many diners say it’s the personal touches — warm greetings, helpful recommendations — that elevate the experience from a simple meal to something memorable.

Endless Fun Awaits at Family Fun Center & Bullwinkle’s Restaurant
Located in Tukwila, Washington, Family Fun Center & Bullwinkle’s Restaurant is the ultimate destination for family entertainment and dining. It's a one-stop spot for all-day fun with a wide array of thrilling attractions, arcade games, and delicious dining options. Whether you’re planning a family outing, birthday party, or a spontaneous adventure, this entertainment complex promises excitement for visitors of all ages. From go-karts to laser tag, mini-golf, and classic carnival games, there’s no shortage of activities to keep everyone entertained.

Must-Try Attractions

• Go-Karts and Bumper Boats: Feel the thrill of speed as you race around the track in go-karts, or cool off in the summer with bumper boats equipped with water cannons. Both are perfect for a bit of friendly competition among family and friends.
• Mini-Golf Courses: The facility offers two themed mini-golf courses that are fun and challenging for players of all ages. Each course is designed with playful obstacles, making every game a new adventure.
• Arcade Games and Prizes: With over 100 arcade games ranging from classic pinball to modern video games, there’s something for everyone. Collect tickets from your wins and redeem them for fun prizes at the redemption counter.
• Laser Tag and XD Theater: Engage in a fast-paced game of laser tag with your friends, or immerse yourself in a multi-sensory experience at the XD Theater, where motion seats and 3D effects take your adventure to the next level.
• Bullwinkle’s Restaurant: After all the fun, head to Bullwinkle’s Restaurant for a delicious meal. With a menu featuring burgers, pizza, salads, and family-friendly options, it’s the perfect place to refuel before returning to the action.

The Vibe
A Whimsical World of Fun and Adventure
Family Fun Center & Bullwinkle’s Restaurant has a lively, energetic atmosphere that’s contagious. The colorful decor, cheerful staff, and joyful sounds of kids playing make it an inviting place where families can let loose and have fun. The facility is designed to be safe, clean, and welcoming, ensuring a great experience for visitors of all ages.

Good to Know
A Perfect Venue for Parties and Group Events
Family Fun Center & Bullwinkle’s is also a popular choice for birthday parties, group outings, and corporate events. With customizable party packages, reserved seating, and access to attractions, it’s easy to plan a celebration that’s both exciting and hassle-free. Group discounts and all-day play passes are available, making it simple to get the most out of your visit.

Private Events
For a fun corporate retreat or team-building activity book your next meeting at a nine-acre amusement park with indoor and outdoor rides, games and attractions. Family Fun Center has catering and audio-visual services available and can accommodate private events for up to 2,000 people along with free parking. Group packages include meeting room rental, catering and AV are available.

Adult Team-Building
Don’t be deterred by the word “family”—this nine-acre amusement park is a huge hit for corporate teams. It's a one-stop shop for fun, offering laser tag, bowling, go-karts, and more. The “Corporate Food & Fun” package includes hours of unlimited play and catering.

Westfield Southcenter, located just minutes from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), is an expansive indoor mall that draws shoppers from near and far. Explore over 200 retailers, dozens of dining options, a movie theater showing all the latest releases, a bowling alley, and even a public library. Drop in for a quick visit or block off a full day of fun. Either way, you'll feel the time fly by as you explore this retail paradise.

NEED TO KNOW:

Hundreds of Stores: Shop at major department stores such as Macy's and Nordstrom, along with dozens of specialty stores, including Apple, POP Mart, Uniqlo, Sephora, Pandora, Daiso, and many others. Whether you're looking for a new outfit, skincare products, unique imported toys and goods, or a luxurious gift like Japanese chocolate from ROYCE', you'll find it at this mall.

Food Options Galore: This mall is a dining destination in itself. Full-service restaurants include nationally known businesses such as Din Tai Fung and JOEY, as well as regional favorites such as Trapper’s Sushi, Duke’s Seafood, and Moctezuma's Mexican Restaurant & Tequila Bar. Those looking for a quick bite will enjoy dramatic views of Mt. Rainier from the center's dining terrace with more than a dozen fast-casual eateries, including Chipotle, Panda Express, and Shake Shack.

A Family-Friendly Destination: Westfield Southcenter has numerous places to shop for toys, games, and kids' clothing, including Journeyz, Vans, H&M, LEGO, and Build-a-Bear. Play at several indoor playgrounds, and grab kid-friendly bites at the food court. (Read our Guide to Westfield Southcenter for Kids for more ideas).

Attractions Inside the Mall: Round1 Bowling & Arcade offers upscale bowling, tons of arcade games, private karaoke, and full food and beverage service. Also check out AMC Theaters to catch all the newest movie releases.

Related Questions & Answers

Q: What’s open in Tukwila's Westfield Southcenter Mall?
A: For the most up-to-date information on which stores are currently open, visit the Westfield Southcenter website.

Q: What time does Westfield Southcenter Mall close?
A: Westfield Southcenter's hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday.

Q: How many stores are in Westfield Southcenter?
A: There are more than 150 stores, including Macy's and Nordstrom. Here is the most up-to-date Map of Stores at the Mall.

Established in 1967, 13 Coins Restaurant is a longtime Pacific Northwest favorite. This full-service dining destination features an extensive menu of American and Italian classics, along with signature house specialties. Guests can enjoy breakfast all day, a lively happy hour, and late-night dining, with menu options designed for any occasion.

Need to Know:

Convenient Location: Located just across the street from the airport, making it a beloved spot for both locals and travelers alike​​.

Something for Everyone: Whether you’re craving breakfast all day, a satisfying lunch, a comforting dinner, or a late-night treat, 13 Coins has something for every appetite. Highlights include Eggs Benedict, Joe’s Special, Chicken Parmigiana, Fettuccine Venetia, and the signature Steak David—grilled filet mignon topped with lobster meat and house-made hollandaise, served over sautéed spinach. With more than 100 menu options, there’s a favorite for every guest.

Live Music: 13 Coins features live musical performances Tuesday through Saturday nights, adding to the lounge ambiance.

The Vibe:

13 Coins SeaTac is known for its iconic high-backed booths, perfect for intimate meals, and swiveling captain’s chairs that provide a front-row seat to the open-style kitchen, where diners can watch chefs at work. The lively lounge and bar offer an ideal spot to unwind with handcrafted cocktails or enjoy a casual bite. For larger gatherings, the restaurant also features four private dining rooms in the back, accommodating up to 60 guests for special occasions or business events.

From the depths of Puget Sound to a Pacific Coral Reef. Walk underwater in the Dome, meet hundreds of species of fish, birds, invertebrates and marine mammals. Enjoy tours, private parties and wildlife cruises and adventures. Senior, Persons with Disabilities, and Active Military discounts.

Every degree of the O Deck’s 360-degree view commands your attention. Snow-capped Mt. Rainier to the south and the Cascade Mountains to the east, the majestic Olympics to the west. You just can’t hide from this view. On the elevator trip up; 10 seconds: see the sparkling waters of Puget Sound. 20 seconds: Mt. Rainier becomes a huge snow cone. 30 seconds: skyscrapers appear like giant Legos. 41 seconds: you're up saying "Ohhhhhhhh" on the O Deck. Get your pointing finger ready! Float planes land below you on sparkling Lake Union. Ferries, cruise lines and cargo ships cross Elliott Bay. The city streets are abuzz with activity. This is a major city opening up before your very eyes. Want to get closer to the action from your perch? No problem. Our complimentary Swarovski Telescopes magically empower you to spot a friend in the stands buying a hot dog a couple of miles away at Safeco Field, home of the Seattle Mariners baseball team. You don’t have to guess what you’re looking at. We’ve got all the answers and so will you. Colorful, imaginative environmental graphics around the outer edge of the level, and the informative displays along the interior contain more descriptive data and trivia than one can hold in a single head. You will even find a surprise or two. Sorry, no hints. You’ll smile even bigger when you find them. Add On the famous Chihuly Garden and Glass -- $36 Adults/$19 Youth. Senior Discounts on all ticket prices. CityPASS accepted. Save 49% off five of Seattle's top attractions, plus skip the lines. Includes admission to Space Needle, Seattle Aquarium, Argosy Cruises Harbor Tour, EMP Museum OR Woodland Park Zoo, and Chihuly Garden & Glass OR Pacific Science Center. Valid 9 days.

Home to award-winning theatre companies, professional sports teams, museums, internationally acclaimed ballet and opera, a nationally recognized children's theatre and hands-on children's museum and exciting scientific exhibitions. We play host to remarkable arts, cultural, educational and community programs and international festivals. Once the site of Native American celebrations, Seattle Center continues to be a social and cultural gathering place for people around the world.

Enjoy a trip under the sea in Discovery Bay, climb to the top of The Mountain Forest, journey through ancient cultures and foreign lands in Global Village to Time Trek, and much more! The Children's Museum gives kids the perfect environment to have fun while engaging in hands on learning with their caregiver(s) and peers. They offer daily programs, events, shows, field trips and more on a variety of subjects, to give kids the chance to learn through personal experience and interaction. Visit their website to learn more about their exhibits, programs and other special events and activities. Located on the first level of Center House at Seattle Center. With the Space Needle soaring overhead and downtown just a Monorail ride away, the museum can be an exciting part of any day spent in The Emerald City.

Located in Seattle’s SoDo neighborhood, Lumen Field the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League (NFL), the Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer (MLS), the OL Reign of the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL), and the Seattle Sea Dragons of the XFL. Seahawks fans at Lumen Field have twice claimed the Guinness World Record for loudest crowd roar at an outdoor stadium, and crowd noise from this stadium has shown up on the Richter scale as if it were a seismic event. Enjoy sprawling views of the downtown skyline and peaks of Elliot Bay as you take in a game.

Parking nearby can be challenging and expensive. It is recommended to ride the light rail from Seattle Southside and depart at the Stadium Station. The clear bag rule is in effect at Lumen Field. There are many restaurants located inside the stadium ranging from traditional bites to savory menus—the stadium designed menus and built beer lists worthy of all fans. Options are many and inspired by Northwest flavors.

The stadium is open air and games play rain or shine. Seats in the upper level are under cover but could still experience rain depending on the wind. Bring layers and your team jersey, and a poncho if it's raining. Arrive to Seahawks games early and check out Touchdown City in the Event Center or pre-game activities in the Muckleshoot Heritage Plaza.

Transportation:

An affordable and easy-to-use option for getting around Seattle – Link light rail is a great way to get to Lumen Field. Hop on at any of the three stations in Seattle Southside: Angle Lake, SeaTac/Airport and Tukwila International Blvd. and head north to the Stadium and International District/Chinatown stations – both just a short walk from the field. Link trains run every 8, 10 or 15 minutes depending on the time of day. Service is available postgame to 1 a.m. Monday through Saturday and until midnight on Sunday and holidays. Adult fares range from $2.25 to $3.50 depending on how far you travel.

Food & Drink:

From traditional bites to savory menus—we designed menus and built beer lists worthy of all fans. Options are many and inspired by Northwest flavors.

Travel:
If you are traveling to Seattle for an event at T-Mobile Park, be sure to book your hotel in Seattle Southside for the best rates and easy access to the stadium via light rail. Search for rooms and rates in Seattle Southside.

Welcome to the fabulous home of the Seattle Mariners. With sweeping views of Seattle's downtown skyline, breathtaking sunsets over Puget Sound and excellent views of game action from all angles, fans get an experience unequalled in baseball. Guests are treated to a 19.59-acre outdoor baseball park with real grass, a retractable roof, endless food and beverage options and non stop action.

Embarking on a new era in Mariners' baseball history, the club opened it's new ballpark, T-Mobile Park (Formerly SAFECO Field), on July 15, 1999 vs. the San Diego Padres. The team would go on to grab a wild card berth in the 2000 playoffs, advancing to the ALCS vs. the eventual Champion New York Yankees. Next year (2001), the Seattle Mariners went on to tie the major league record for wins in a single season with 116. Come see stars like: Felix Hernandez, Robinson Cano, Hisashi Iwakuma and many more battle it out at T-Mobile Park as they strive towards the World Series.

Stadium Tours:

T-Mobile Park offers tours! This is you opportunity to tour one of the premier baseball facilities ever built. See areas of the ballpark that are not normally open to the public, such as the Press Box, Private Suites, Field, Dugouts and Visitors Clubhouse if not in use. Cameras welcome!

Food & Drink:

The stadium has updated menu options including choices from local celebrity chef, Ethan Stowell, ballpark favorites like hot dogs and pizza as well as limited selections at Ivar's and The Natural, which features gluten-friendly, vegetarian, vegan and plant-based menu items. Beverage options include coffee, soda, water, beer, wine and other alcoholic drinks. Check out the food and beer finder tool. All concession stands are cashless.

Check out SODO’s premier pre and postgame destination across the street from T-Mobile Park – featuring Hatback Bar & Grille, Steelheads Alley and the beer garden at Victory Hall.

Transportation:

An affordable and easy-to-use option for getting around Seattle – Link light rail is a great way to get to T-Mobile Park. Hop on at any of the three stations in Seattle Southside: Angle Lake, SeaTac/Airport and Tukwila International Blvd. and head north to the Stadium and International District/Chinatown stations – both just a short walk from the ballpark. Link trains run every 8, 10 or 15 minutes depending on the time of day. Service is available postgame to 1 a.m. Monday through Saturday and until midnight on Sunday and holidays. Adult fares range from $2.25 to $3.50 depending on how far you travel.

Travel:

If you are traveling to Seattle for an event at T-Mobile Park, be sure to book your hotel in Seattle Southside for the best rates and easy access to the stadium via light rail. Search for rooms and rates in Seattle Southside.