Space Needle - Seattle Landmark

Most of the younger generation probably won't know this tower as the icon of the 1962 World's Fair, but as Dr. Evil's hideout in the Austin Powers movie with the naughty name. No matter - the 360-degree view of the city, on a... more on GoCityKids.com

Built for the 1962 World Expo, this distinctive structure, rising 600-plus feet above Seattle Center... more on Yahoo! Travel

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Built in 1962, the Space Needle served as the symbol of that year's World's Fair.... more on NileGuide

5.0	A Great Place with a View (01/27/05) The Space Needle is a unique place on anyone's vacation stop in Seattle. You get to experience... By Kevin Grant from Ukiah, CA , a user of Yahoo! Travel, Read full review on Yahoo! Travel
3.0	Decent, but could be better (Mar 24 '03) I visited the Space Needle over Valentine's Day weekend... alecks , a user of epinions.com, Read full review on Epinions.com
4.0	Great View (Feb 13, 2007) The space needle was a nice experience, one you must do when visiting Seattle. It's... eolian , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on TripAdvisor
4.0	Jessica L. 's review Ah the Space Needle...the mark of Seattle. Everyone knows what the Space Needle is of course;... a user of yelp.com, Read full review on Yelp
5.0	Space Needle (11/05/04) We had a lovely dinner at the top of the Space Needle.....the weather was perfect and the view... By Annette from Anchorage Alaska , a user of Yahoo! Travel, Read full review on Yahoo! Travel
5.0	Grandmas Band, My First Kiss & more... The Seattle Space Needle turns 40! (Aug 21 '02) Most people are familiar with the Seattle Space Needle located in Washington State.... Lisa_J , a user of epinions.com, Read full review on Epinions.com

From downtown: Head northwest on Alaskan Way .3 miles. Turn right on Lenora Street. Turn left on Alaskan Way (via Highway 99) and head north .6 miles. Turn left on 6th Avenue. Bear left on Denny Way. Turn right onto 4th Avenue North. From I-5: Take exit #

Observation Deck: Su-Th 9a-11p; F-Sa 9a-mid; SkyCity: Lunch: M-F 11a-3p; Dinner: Su-Th 5p-9p, F-Sa 5p-10p; Brunch: Sa-Su 10a-3p, 9am-12m, Observation Deck: Su-Th 9a-11p; F-Sa 9a-mid; SkyCity: Lunch: M-F 11a-3p; Dinner: Su-Th 5p-9p, F-Sa 5p-10p; Brunch: Sa-Su 10a-3p

Admission : Adult (ages 14-64): $16.00 Youth (ages 4-13): $8.00 Child (age 3 & under): Free Senior (ages 65+): $14.00 Active Military Adult w/ ID: $12.50 Active Military Youth w/ ID: $7.00 Day & Night Adult: $20.00 Day & Night Youth: $12.00 Day & Night Senior: $18.00
Events: By some kind of cosmic convergence, the Space Needle marks Seattle's focal point for fun. If it sings, dances, acts, eats, rides, flies or any of a thousand other things, you'll find it here.

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