- Two viewing levels with floor-to-forever glass and the world’s first revolving glass floor clearly show off more Seattle than ever before.
- The Space Needle is located in the Seattle Center and stands 605 feet (184 meters) high at its highest point and 138 feet (42 meters) wide.
- Built for the 1962 World’s Fair, Seattle’s Space Needle was meant to represent what the space age would look like in the 21st century.
- The Space Needle, which stands at 605 feet tall and 138 feet wide, is without a doubt, Seattle’s most iconic structure.
- The Space Needle is a towering structure in Seattle that is a symbol of the Pacific Northwest and reaches a height of 605 feet.
- Includes admission to Space Needle, Seattle Aquarium, Argosy Cruises Harbor Tour, EMP Museum OR Woodland Park Zoo, and Chihuly Garden & Glass OR...
- The Seattle Space Needle was constructed to withstand wind speeds up to 200 mph and to survive a magnitude 9 earthquake without significant damage.
- In May 1996, the Space Needle welcomed the Olympic Torch Relay with a special fireworks show as it passed through Seattle on its way to Atlanta for the...
- Buy your Seattle Space Needle tickets and travel skyward for amazing views and an experience you'll never forget.
- Seattle’s most iconic piece of architecture—the Space Needle, featured in the opening credits of Grey’s Anatomy and Frasier, and a mainstay in any movie about...