Informative elevated view of the city and surrounds. The lift up is a bit daunting for the faint hearted as it travels up the outside of the tower.

Although the Space Needle is the icon of Seattle to me, it's height can't compare to the Columbia building (the tallest building in Seattle). While the Columbia viewing area isn't a full 360 degrees like the Space Needle, it definitely has a bigger impact, especially if it's a nice and clear day. The cost is about half that of the... More

The view is quite good, but clouds and weather can often hampen the view in Seattle. You are indoors here, so photos are through glass, but the glass was quite clean when I was there. Suggestions: 1. Parking in the basement is very expensive. I went downtown on the bus to avoid that. 2. The ticket allows you in that... More

The observation deck is three floors down from the top of the tallest building in Seattle. And much higher than the space needle. $9 vs. $19 for the space needle. And a lot less crowded, too. I went on a Sunday around lunch time and there were only two other small groups there at the same time. It was a... More

We did this in lieu of the Space Needle. The views of the city are great, and the elevator ride was high enough to make our ears pop. If I went back to Seatlle, I'd probably try out the Space Needle since it's such an icon of Seattle, but it was a nice way to see good views for cheap.

We found this on trip advisor and happy we did. The views of the city are amazing and the $9.00 entrance fee was extremely nice. On the day we went only six to eight people were there. Great aerial views of the puget sound and the sports stadiums.

Yeah, your higher than the Space Needle and you stay warm and dry but its boring and not as fun as the iconic Space Needle. You pay for an elevator ride and a non engaging person taking money. Views are good but just can't seem to get excited about this lame thrill ride. Skip it, go to the Needle and... More

An incredible view; especially good to look down on the Space Needle! Much better value, and a far more peaceful observatory experience. Heavily recommended to any Seattle tourists, especially those more budget conscious.

Much better views than the space needle, less crowded, and cheaper! You're nearly twice as high as the space needle.