Space Needle

Beautiful sights from the surrounding area and walk up to the needle and up at the top of the needle too! Make sure to go on a sunny day and buy tickets in advance.

I got a 3 in 1 ticket for Chihuly Museum + Space Needle + Xmas market that was a great deal. space needle has been renovated and has a glass floors that you can look down. Not for people who are afraid of heights . it was very cold out on the outside circle, but the view was very good. Make sure to check the weather on the online WebCam.

Very cool establishment with two floors of views of the beautiful Seattle skyline. They’re open day and night and I missed the night views. The revolving floor was super fun for my kid and myself. The Photo Booth is interesting and we had some memorable photos. Maybe they can include some more activities inside the restaurants and have clear instructions about which lifts lead where.

The Space Needle is actually quite nice. It is even more beautiful on sunny days! Seattle is not like other big cities in the United States. It actually has a petty-bourgeois feel! The Museum of Pop and Chihuly Glass Tube near the Space Needle are both great to visit! I forgot the ticket price, but it seemed to be more than $30. I like the big lawn behind the Space Needle, and then walk along the park towards the coastline. In the evening, I gradually see the sunset slowly appearing between the houses. It is so romantic! The top of the Space Needle is also decorated as a Christmas tree on Christmas! This little thought is so lovely!

As a city landmark, if you have watched any American TV series or movies set in Seattle, you will be familiar with the Space Needle. The Space Needle was originally built for the 1962 World Expo, and now it has become a tourist attraction that receives nearly 20,000 tourists every day. In general, it is very similar to the Macau Tower that I have visited before, both in terms of appearance and rotating observation deck. Of course, in terms of fame, there is no comparison between the Macau Tower and the Space Needle. After all, "Sleepless in Seattle" or "Grey's Anatomy" alone have brought the latter to the world. We bought a CityPass ticket, which included two tickets to the Space Needle, one during the day and one at night. There were many tourists when we arrived, but it was not as crowded as expected, and the queue only took a short while. Take the high-speed elevator to the 160-meter-high observation deck, and you can overlook the entire city of Seattle. If the weather is good, you can also see Mount Rainier in the distance. As a must-see attraction for tourists, the scenery during the day is average, but it is still quite beautiful to go there for the second time in the evening to watch the sunset. However, the windows are not very clean, so if you take pictures close to the window, there will be small flaws, which can only be removed later.

1962 The Space Needle was built for the World Expo Although not as tall as the skyscrapers in the city center Against the backdrop of white clouds, blue sky and red leaves in autumn Really cool After Nightfall Overlooking the city from Kerry Park on the north slope The relationship between distance and perspective The Needle Tower stands out It constitutes the most beautiful night view of Seattle.

Taipei 101 is to Taipei The Empire State Building is to New York The Eiffel Tower is to Paris The Space Needle is also the most famous landmark in Seattle Built during the 1962 World Expo The white needle tower that looks like a UFO It is really cool under the blue sky of Seattle At night Looking from Kerry Park on the northern hillside to the city Because of the distance and perspective The needle tower is particularly prominent Constitutes the beautiful night view of Seattle~

Space Needle The Space Needle is an observation tower located in Seattle, Washington, USA. It is one of the landmark buildings in Seattle. The Space Needle was built in 1961 for the World Expo held in 1962. During the World Expo, the Space Needle welcomed a total of 2.3 million visitors. The Space Needle is 184 meters high and the top floor is 158 meters above the ground. When it was built, it was one of the tallest buildings in the western United States. The Space Needle is 42 meters at its widest point and weighs 9,550 tons. It is designed to withstand a magnitude 9.1 earthquake and a wind force of 10 kilometers per hour. In addition, 25 lightning rods are installed on the tower. The observation deck and revolving restaurant, 520 feet above the ground, provide a 360-degree panoramic view of Seattle, with a panoramic view of the city and the surrounding Mount Rainier, Olympic National Park, and Puget Sound.