How could you not give this place 5 stars? This place is tall and awesome. We enjoyed our time at the Space Needle and had lots of fun viewing the city from this place. Be prepared to wait for a while to get in so dont do like us and try to buy tickets when you get there. Buy them in advanced! I cant stress that enough. You will enjoy this place I promise.

Great view. We went just before sunset.The needle opens at 25% capacity with social distancing and mask all time even when taking photos. Totally worth it

The Space Needle is definitely a place you should visit if youre ever visiting. Its a landmark. Try buying your ticket online beforehand to save yourself some time. There are time slots, so please be aware and make sure you can make it in time. We went during the day and it wasnt as crowded as I thought it would be. Try to walk around outside, lots of photo ops. Have a fun time! Highly recommend!!

Of course it’s a must see! Rich in history. Beautiful view of the water and the downtown cityscape. Social distanced, accessible, we went on Sunday, late morning, and it was not busy. We spent about an hour there. I would have liked more time but we had a flight home to catch.

The best thing to do in Seattle. Amazing views at the lookout point. Since the new renovation in 2017-18, you can go outside with glass barriers with glass seats against them. 3 levels at the top: One with a bar and observing, one with bathrooms, and one with the restaurant with a spinning floor. If youre in Seattle, dont miss out on the Space Needle. There is valet parking right below the needle, but its cheaper if you park across the street in one of the parking lots.

Wonderful sights and history. Gift shop has a lot of things to buy. Also other museums are next to the space needle and offer other interesting attractions.

A little pricey, but I had family fr Indiana SO it was a MUST! GREAT gift shop. We got a free photo! Amazing view points all around. The history and pictures, fun fact were cool. A definite MUST DO!

Fun place to experience if youre a tourist :)the gift shop is nice but expensive so save up lolthe restaurant at the top is closed due to covid but the view is amazing :D the place was very clean too so yeah.

This is a good place to spend a day as tourist. 4 major attractions side by side. I feel like there is something for everyone. Space needle I personally didnt feel like was worth taking the elevator trip to deck, but others may defer. It makes an excellent backdrop for pictures both on daytime and night lights

What an awesome attraction! This is by far Seattle’s most iconic location. With stunning views of Seattle, and interesting history, and great dining the Space Needle is one of my favorite visits ever. The tickets are slightly pricey, but it is definitely worth the experience. The elevator is very fun to go up and the place is well maintained. You also may meet awesome people up there to. People taking photos and some just observing the magnificence of Seattle! This is an awesome visit and I’m very happy that I went!

I give whats always seen on the POPULAR Greys Anatomy, known as ( The Space Needle ) located at 400 Broad St, Seattle, WA 98109 FIVE STARS. I have seen this space needle on so many movies and so many TV shows, but now I saw it in person. ITS AMAZING!!!! E.T phone home!! is what I kept saying while I had aluminum wrapped around my big head and walked around it. Haha. Such a must go to when visiting Seattle W.A. s

Top of the tower is perplexing to me why people like it but the observation deck a few stories down has a fancy looking restaurant overlooking the Seattle skyline. That was very cool with the glass floors but I dont see a reason to go back. Good thing this was part of the city pass

Loved the views. Had a nice drink at the bar and enjoyed both the top cabin and rotating with glass floor. Great for a date

One of the main attractions of Seattle is this space needle. You can go top of this space needle by just paying $35, and it is a good experience. At the entrance of the space needle they arranged a small shopping complex, it is filled with variety of small small items.And in the surrounding of this space needle there are some other place also to visit, like some glass museum, stadiums etc

The iconic Space Needle, its just what you expect - Awesomeness... Built in 1962, Space Needle still holds up.Super clean and spacious for Covid purposes, you get timed entrance, which they enforce. When you walk in you have to stand and spin twice where UV lights kill a bunch of your germs. Then security checks your bag.Once in they take a souvenir photo, then its up the elevator. No talking during the 41 second ride to the top, but the view is breathtaking anyhow.The view from the top is bananas. The lower level rotates and is a glass floor. Feels like this is a must see at least once place for sure. Words dont do it justice

Iconic! Majestic! This beautiful landmark and staple of the downtown Seattle landscape is a marvel over 60 years after its opening during a world fair. This place has watched our city grow and diversify for decades. It is a place where millions of us have visited and been in awe of. WHAT A MAGICAL ATTRACTION! ONE THAT BRINGS US TOGETHER! TOGETHER, AS ONE PEOPLE where we can gather and bring our families and enjoy LOVE! ALL ARE WELCOME HERE! PLEASE DONT MISS AN OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT THE SPACE NEEDLE.

Clean, felt safe, 360-scenic views. It’s very expensive though. Once you’ve spent about 15-20 minutes and taken a bunch of pictures, nothing more to do, which makes the $35+tax general adult admission price pretty steep.

Crazy gorgeous views! Highly recommend going for the sunset.

The space needle is a must do activity on a trip to Seattle. There’s a few draw backs, such as the price, and the line. We waited in line for over an hour outside, and then another 45 minutes inside before we ever got to the elevator to go up to the observation deck. The observation deck is very cool. Worth the wait. I also loved seeing all the old photos and memorabilia on the walls while waiting in line. I learned a lot about how it was built and just some fun facts about the space needle. I would definitely skip the cafe in the observation deck, as it’s a tourist trap (expensive basic food/drinks). They have a great gift shop as well, and I still wear my space needle hat weekly.

Must visit no doubt. During weekends there are a lot of artists who perform and can get very busy. The view from the top is beautiful. Lots of things to see, good food available.

It was definitely a one time experience that you must check out when visiting. All went well until trying to get my photo from the kiosk. It wouldnt scan and when we finally typed in the 18th digit number, nothing happened. That kinda bummed me out but meh, everything else was fine.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the space needle. The upper deck you can walk outside or sit inside and enjoy the views. The lower deck is a revolving room and you can walk on the glass and see below your feet as it moves. Super cool!Only bad thing was that everything available to eat on upper deck was ridiculously expensive. I paid nearly $15 for a bottle of water and a tiny macaron ice cream sandwich. Save your money for the gift shop below. It’s a great shop.

Thanks for the wonderful Sunday, for breathtaking view and proper service during COVID.

Ok, I was impressed, both with the views and with the COVID precautions. I’ve traveled to many countries with many towers with views. The Space Needle had the most flexibility with access to the best views without any added expenses and no time limits for how long you could spend absorbing the view. The glass floor was awesome and would be even more fun not during the pandemic, when I would have felt more comfortable lying on the floor and absorbing the view. I’ve been to other towers where you had one minute on a glass floor, so this was a real treat. It was also fantastic to watch the trip up the elevator trip through the glass, both from within the elevator and through the glass floor in the Space Needle.As for the COVID precautions:- UV disinfectant at the door- limited attendance- enforced mask-wearing and social distancing- no talking on the elevatorThe one thing I would like to have seen that they didn’t have was temperature checks, but otherwise...great job.

Pricy but cool. Due to Covid-19 there was no line at all. Wouldnt have been worth it to wait for 2 hours first. Staff is constantly wiping things down and reminding people about masks. Masks strictly enforced! They even ask that you not talk on the elevator to reduce droplets.

Had a great time. Beautiful stop to check out during the sunset. The rotating glass floor is a great addition as well if you arent bothered by heights or spinning. Its a shame its not as tall as the tower of the americas, but it will do.

Amazing. I loved it. One of the coolest things Ive experienced on the road so far. Would do it again. Ill try to do it every time Im in Seattle.Had to deliver supplies for the Hot Chocolate 15k and in doing so got an amazing photo of my truck in front of the Space Needle

We went to the SPace Needle in January 2020. It was a crisp sunny day with a little shower. The view from the top was excellent. We ate at the snack bar/restaurant and the food was good. Surprisingly the burger was juicy. French fries was fresh and not just warm. We enjoyed taking photos outside with the wind blowing hard.

It was a great experience being in one of tallest structures in Seattle. The view is breath-taking, the city skyline, Pudget sound and the lake. It is especially thrilling and exhilarating to glance from the revolving floor of glass. A lovely experience which everyone should enjoy.

I mean, lets face it. Youre in Seattle and you are gonna go up the space needle. But it is worth it. I went up at sunset and stayed to see the city lit up. Fantastic time. Highly recommend, but like I said, youre gonna see it anyways.

The Space Needle was awesome. Its a must go if you are visiting Seattle. The rotating glass floor sublevel is super cool. Dont forget to grab a beer and take plenty of cool pics!

THIS PLACE IS AWESOME I HIGHLY RECOMMEND COMING HERE TO VISIT IF YOU HAVENT BEEN HERE

Due to covid 19. Only the space needle, Chihuly Garden and glass and monorail was open. The monorail only goes to Westlake mall and Seattle Center. No restaurants or stores open. October 22, 2020.

Awesome adventure! The restaurant was closed due to covid but there was a wine bar and snack vendor. Enjoyed a wonderful experience and the rotating floor was Amazing!! Soo much fun!

What a great place to see the fabulous views of Seattle! So fun to have lunch in the revolving restaurant, or go on the observation deck. My husband was scared to death. Years ago, my sister-in-law worked for a sea plane company and we flew by the Space Needle and waved to the people eating in the restaurant! So much fun! (We flew over Bill Gates’ enormous home too). When you’re in Seattle, check it out!

We had a great and safe experience visiting space needle last week. The security ensured social distancing and no talking in elevators. The charge was $35 to ride up the elevator. Totally worth it even if there were very high rise buildings in the area. We had a great time looking around the beautiful Seattle coast and lake Washington views. The slanted glass walls on top deck and glass floor on rotating deck did make me feel like I would fall which was fun. The rotating deck felt little slow but might work for elderly or toddlers. The souvenir shop was very large and had wide collection of stuff to shop for.

It was a beautiful day and not busy at all. The rotating area of the space needle was awesome. Totally worth it!!

Iconic part of Seattles skyline space needle along with the Chihuli garden next door is a great attraction for all ages.. the elevator ride up to the observatory deck is thrilling experience.. the Sky city restaurant is amazing kids loved it.. they look forward to the New years eve fireworks every year in the cold winter nights

Absolutely beautiful, went before sunset and stayed until it was basically night, 3 phases of views and plenty of time to spend with a special someone or a fun trip with the family. I asked my girlfriend out on top of the space needle and now it will be a tradition in the future

Ive been to the top of a lot of tall buildings and observation decks around the world, and this was my favorite. Its very well done, with clean windows, and excellent service. No fingerprints everywhere ruining your photos and a great layout for everyone to easily get around. The staff is very kind. This seems like a happy place to work. Highly recommend it!

I booked the sunset with wine as a memory of our trip to Seattle and we were lucky to have a January sunset. This trip is well worth the extra money on top of the normal ticket price as you have fast access to the lift and a dedicated area for wine tasting on the observation deck for you to use throughout your time you are there. The wines were lovely and a perfect end to our trip to Seattle.

This was an awesome sightseeing place to go to. We really couldnt do much due to Covid because a lot of places were closed but we made the best of it. When we arrived we were able to find parking on the street and it was fairly cheap at the meter. The space needle was open but we decided to not go in. We did a lot of walking around and picture taking though which was cool. I can imagine how it would be if we werent in a pandemic.

Awesome views of the city. I love the photo feature you get here. You really can get some great shots of the city. The elevator ride is always a treat. Its a nice spot to see the city in the day and night. The night has better views in my opinion but the day is better for photos!

Hadnt been in a while! Love the glass floor. Always a must see for our visitor friends and family. But it needs the guide/ map telling what you are looking at. We stayed the entire circle

Very romantic or can be very casual as an adventure to get out of the house. Very clean and many safety measures to sanitize many many things in many ways. (Covid Era)

What a nice service in the area! I will give a five-star satisfaction rating for your awesome service!

It is retro. It is futuristic. It is spectacular!!This iconic structure is a must stop ifyouve never been, or even if you have been hit have friends from out of town. The views from up on the tower are breathtaking!The interior public spaces have been renovated and are very nice. The gift store is huge, and has a bit of everything for every taste level. Yes, most things are kitschy, but there are a few cute or cultural items here and there.If you are lucky and visit on a clear day, it will be something you willremember forever!

Good experience. Great way to kill and hour. Great covid measures being taken.

Loved the experience. Next time will check it out at night time. $37 a person. Its worth it

The view is breathtaking. U have to understand I have a fear of heights, but i had to do this because its a one in a life time view.

A cool tourist attraction to visit when visiting Seattle for the very first time. They have a cool slow spinning deck. Unfortunately my visit was when the fires begin during Labor Day Weekend in 2020. The view of the mountain ranges were non existent but it is something to still try especially on a clear sunny day.

Another unforgettable night!..in a beautiful place!I highly recommend it a place you must visit!

Organized for safety by spacing time and people....great views of the city and next door to glass museum...get the package deal and ride the mono rail to the pier.

Not what it used to be. Seattle is so over crowed now. Lived here for 20 years, came back to visit and take some friends here cause they wanted to go. line was over 7 hours and just now as nice as I remember. Spend some money to go to a nice resturant with a view of the city for the same and/or better feel

Amazing Seattle views on a clear day... space needle is open with limited capacity. Face covering needed during visit.

Amazing place! It was absolutely great! Go when it’s safe ;D

A MUST IF YOU VISIT SEATTLE. Up to you if need to enter, but just walking around is fun.

The renovations enhance the experience. You can see a wider view with the clear barriers up top, and the glass floor was way cool. Pleasant trip, incredible views, worth the money.

Best photos of the city!! The revolving glass floor took me a moment to get my nerves up to walk on it, but I am so glad I did!

Nice place to visit...staff was great and very helpful. The glass museum was terrific too

Such a nice place to grab a drink and get an overlook of the entire city. The view is amazing. Well worth the money.

A very nice view of the city and fun with the revolving floor. A little pricey ($35) but s lovely garden area all around below for stroking or picnics.

We went on a clear day so we had a great view of Seattle and its surroundings including Peugeot Sound.It wasnt too crowded so we didnt have to wait in line too long.A little pricey but a nice place to visit.Lots of restrictions due to Covid 19 but overall an enjoyable experience.

Visit: Sept 11, 2020 (COVID-19 pandemic)Note: Forest fire smoke affected the area during visit.At time of visit, cost to go up is $36 adult $26 children. We chose to not go up because the lack of visibility from the smoke. The area at visit was dead, maybe a handful of people. Allowed us to enjoy it mid pandemic but it made the areas seem eerie. The building is showing some wear/tear, rust on the elevator too. Seemed a little unkept for such a known tourist spot

Seattle was such an amazing experience! The Space Needle was my favorite but there was so much more wonderful things to see while visiting the Emerald City

This was one of my favorite places during my Seattle trip. Get the City Pass and you’ll save some money on the Space Needle and a few other local destinations.

Beautiful view of Seattle!!! Long line in front of it.It took some time to get up there,but perfect organisation made it nice and smooth!!!One of the most famous landmarks of Seattle. I definitely recommend it to everybody!!!

Wow what a piece of history. The entire experience is so excellent. Its one of those larger than life types of things. Wish I could post more info.

The new equipment that disinfects you is so cool & state of the art! Facility well kept & staff very helpful. The view is pretty at the top with the revolving floor but I guess I have seen better views haha

Ironic place to visit while you are in Seattle. New reality, new procedures, good beer ! Enjoy

This attraction is expensive for just being a large elevator, however it definitely is worth it.We went during the Sunset and it was a blast. Great place to hang out with friends and/or family. Great views, pictures, and memories.

We are spend couple hours just for amazing view and meditation.We sit on the floor of lower level that circles 360 degrees did 2 full circles and had the best time ever.

Think it was around $39 per person basically for a 40 second elevator ride. Theres nothing else that happens. Like thats basically what youre paying for, a ride to the top of this thing.Its pretty alright though, kinda neat being up that high. Theres glass all around, two levels. The glass is thick af and was rather smudged/dirty when we went up. You cant really take pictures other than through the glass.The coolest skyline side to take pictures of was all blocked off. You can only get those pictures if you pay a bunch of money to dine in that blocked off area. So.. plan on spending about 70+ a person if you want the best pictures you can get from up there.Doesnt feel wobbly/unstable or affected by wind for those who might be concerned with that.

Now is the ultimate time to visit. Yes the lounge and restaurant are closed but the lack of crowds is worth it...

Cool experience and gives a nice history of how it was built, but I wouldnt say its worth the price. Its a decent deal if you do the two-pack combo with the Chihuly art museum, though. If youre a tourist, its a good thing to say youve done, but for views that are just as good or better, Id check out Kerry Park (Queen Anne) and Viewpoint Park (West Seattle).

Advance reservations are not necessary, simply visit when the weather is clear. Beautiful views of the downtown Seattle skyline, Lake Union, and Elliott Bay. The glass revolving floor is fun for taking pictures. Do not miss the overpriced cafe: not only does it have the best views, but it is the only area where you can remove your facemask to take a picture.

This is pretty cool to look at. Went on a nice sunny day and there was moderate amount of people. We took a free shuttle here from pike place. The surrounding area is nicely kempt too. Even the chihuly displays

Phenomenal atmosphere. Everything from staff to the food and drinks was A+. The view and the glass floor of the restaurant was the cherry on top. Highly recommend if you have a few hours to spare.

It’s absolutely worth it. Would definitely recommend the glass garden as well.

Awesome experience! This is a must do if you’re in Seattle. Great view of the city! Really nice staffs too!

Pre COVID-19 Review:The Space Needle is obviously a must see location whenever visiting Seattle. It not only is a great addition to the Seattle skyline but it also provides some of the best views of the city and surrounding Pacific Northwest. Much like any other attraction you will need to purchase tickets to go.Tickets are sold based on the time frame that youd like to go up which helps to make sure it wont be too overcrowded but make sure you get your tickets in advance to avoid missing out. They can range from $27-$37 with cheaper options in the early morning or after sunset. The busiest time to go is during sunset so be sure to buy tickets for at least 45 minutes before sunset. The reason why we recommend that time frame is to account for the time that will be spent waiting in line to get up and get a good spot. Once up there they have an indoor and outdoor section that have floor to ceiling glass that allows you to still see everything. There is also a small shop that sells some basic food and drinks in case youd like something to hold you over while up there. If youd like to sit down for a while there are also a handful of places to sit but they are usually taken up so youll need to be quick to save a spot especially when waiting for sunset. Because there is glass outside it can cause some undesirable reflections and glares when taking photos so just keep that in mind when taking photos. From up here you can also get some great views of Mt Rainier on clearer days which adds even more to the landscape. When we went we didnt get to see the new glass floors put in but hope to be back again to get to see it all again!- @wanderingwithustwo

Feel like in the 80s but nice to see the city up there

A great place to relax and take a stress free walk, or hangout by the fountain. Maybe splurge and go see the view from the observation deck on the Space Needle.

I really enjoyed it. Highly recommend going around sunset- you get the best views of both day and night of the city and the sound!

Once you get to the top, it will literally take your breath away. Not gonna lie, it is super pricey. I do believe they give a Military discount. It is always so crowded. They have a museum inside for you to wander around and look at while youre making your way to the elevators to take you to the top. They have a station where a photographer takes your pictures and you can buy them. Again, super pricey.. Once youre at the top, they food stand that sells drinks. They also have a bathroom. They also have those telescopes for everyone to use.. When you go back down, they have a really great gift shop that has a variety of souvenirs from clothes to mugs to magnets to snacks. Depending on what you decide to buy, prices arent actually half bad. Then they have a huge grass field to where you can lay and enjoy the sun and breathe the crisp clean air. Its amazing. I will always recommend!Only time I Would NOT recommend is if you are afraid of heights. Huge no no if youre afraid of heights.

Very covid safe and we had a nice time.

This place is amazing i really recommend coming here i love this place

We had a wonderful time, things were nice and clean. Social distancing was maintained by everyone. The staff was friendly and the experience was awesome!

Very cool place to see if you get the opportunity to visit Seattle.

Amazing view. Lounge closed due to covid.

Fantastic visit from start to finish. The views couldnt be better. It was easy from bottom to top. You can spend as much time up there till they close with light snacks and drinks.

Awesome place, a must see. The revolving glass bottom is pretty cool

Amazing experience, definitely a must to do while in Seattle. The revolving floor and the view of the mountain was spectacular.

The best views of downtown Seattle. So pretty at night during the winter.

Was a windy overcast day in Seattle, but to be expected in October. Had a nice time anyway.

Its a great place for kids. Especially because its futuristic.

Great views, love the glass floor, you can see Mount St Helens... Wow!

Fantastic landmark! My family took me there for my 40th birthday, we went to the restaurant there, (which offset the cost off simply paying for the trip to the top) & we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

I thought it was fantastic Im from California and the weather was perfect it was on a weekday so it wasnt really crowded. It was amazing to see all around Seattle and seeing the boats and ships out in the ocean, what I love the most was watching the ferry boats come in and out

This is a bucket list visit for sure. After all the years that the Space Needle has been in operation, it still feels like you’re being transported to the future in a Jetsons-like world that we’re always chasing.Breathtaking panoramic views of the emerald city. I could literally stand up here all day and night and just watch.The very top floor gives you outdoor access. It can be more difficult to get pictures up there as the large glass safety panels hold the rain and condensation. You can sneak your camera lens in between the gaps in the glass to get a clear shot, but the best photo ops in my mind are on the lower, rotating level.On the second or lower level, the views are just as breathtaking and the photo ops are better. You’ll notice the difference in the pictures I’ve uploaded as the top level catches the structural elements in the pictures while the second/lower level photos are free from obstruction.Make sure if you’re spending time on the second/lower level that you’re mindful of the rotating floor. If you spend too much time looking down it can trigger motion sickness in those who are susceptible to that. I am not, but even so I did get a little dizziness/vertigo after a while.The staff operating the attraction are all very friendly, helpful and welcoming. I highly recommend going during low season as we did. There was hardly any crowd. Stick to winter and fall visits, as the summer time can get packed and the wait/lines are very long.