How much does it cost to eat at the Space Needle?
How much does it cost to eat at the Space Needle? SkyCity at the Space Needle is one of the most expensive restaurants in Seattle. The average entrée price is $44.93—to spend this much on the ground, you'll have to get a menu degustation at Rover's or put on a tie and go to Canlis.
Is it better to go to Space Needle at night or day?
The best time to visit the Seattle Space Needle is on clearer days, either early in the morning before the crowds arrive or at sunset, so you can get daytime and nighttime views in one visit.
How long does it take to ride the Space Needle?
Well the revolution takes 45 minutes, so if you're going to eat in the restaurant (which then gets you a free ride up), you could take 45 minutes to sit and see everything. Obviously if you're walking around, even less!
Does the Space Needle sell out?
Now more than ever we recommend booking tickets online in advance. We are seeing a few popular time slots sell out each day, and with limited capacity, they sell out even faster. If your guest knows when they want to visit, recommend booking online in advance.
Is it free to go up the Space Needle in Seattle?
You can avoid the steep admission charge ($34 to $37.50 for adults and $25 to $30 for children ages 5 to 12) by purchasing a CityPASS that includes admission to additional attractions, or by combining your Space Needle ticket with the entrance fee to the Chihuly Garden and Glass located next door.
How much time should I spend at the Space Needle?
How long does a visit to the Space Needle take? We spent about 45 minutes to an hour at the Space Needle. However, we didn't wait in any lines, so our visit was very quick. I'd recommend planning for at least 2 hours, possibly longer.
How long is the ride up the Space Needle?
The Space Needle was designated as an official landmark in 1999. It takes 43 seconds to travel in a Space Needle elevator from the ground to the tower's top level, 520 feet above Seattle.
Does the Space Needle light up at night?
The resulting new lighting system maintains the Space Needle's iconic nighttime look from the outside, while the glass interior and observation deck's views are uninhibited by the lights below.