What's the best theme park in Seattle for a full day family outing?
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The Seattle Fun Forest is a theme park in Seattle, Washington to take your family for a fun outing. The park features roller coasters, carni ... moreval games, mini golf and a wide variety of video games.The Wild Waves and Enchanted Village is my favorite theme Park in Seattle. It is over 70 acres, so will take a whole day to explore. There a ... morere rides for children of all ages.Game Works is a huge indoor theme park in Seattle that revolves around video games. Both adults and kids will love it. Be sure to check ou ... moret the Alpine skiing simulation game!The best theme park hands down in Seattle, Washington is the Fun Forest Amusement Park. The amusement park features 19 rides and a variety o ... moref games. This is the perfect place for a fun packed day with the whole family. -
Are there any outdoor festivals in Seattle that the whole family can attend?
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The Irish festival is an outdoor event in Seattle, Washington that the whole family can attend. It features live music and dancing, movies, ... morecultural exhibitions and you can even learn the Irish language.The Bumbershoot music and arts festival that is held every September fits the bill. It includes everything from kids' performances to street ... more art and a food tasting event. Other possibilities include the summer Seafair Festival and the late spring Northwest Folklife Festival.Seattle has a ton of huge festivals that are good for the whole family. The Seattle Family Kite Festival takes place in July. The kites are ... morehuge flying works of art that anyone can enjoy.Seattle has loads of outdoor festivals and events, but one of the best ones for families is the Northwest Folklife Festival at the Seattle C ... moreenter every May. There are arts and crafts booths, performances of music and dance, and interactive workshops and lessons for both kids and adults. -
Which museums in Seattle can I take my family to with educational programs for kids.
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The Children's Museum in Seattle has programs and interactive activities for all age levels. Also, call the Seattle Aquarium, the Woodland P ... moreark Zoo, and the Seattle Bug Safari to see about any upcoming educational events.The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture is located on the campus of University of Washington. The museum has several child-centric e ... morexhibits and activities, including Meet the Mammals and more.The Seattle Art Museum is set up to welcome you and your kids for a fun day of learning about art. For something completely different, try t ... morehe Museum of Flight.The Children's Museum is fun for younger kids. We really like the Pacific Science Center. They do family camp-ins, science shows, and intera ... morective exhibits. There's also a cool musical laser dome. -
Where can I take the family for a short nature hike in Seattle?
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Discovery Park in the Magnolia neighborhood has some nice short trails that get you out into nature without leaving the city. Take the trail ... more out to the bluffs overlooking Puget Sound for a great view. You are likely to see eagles and osprey out over the sound.Seattle is a wonderful location to be at if you want to go take a hike of any distance with your family. However, if you are looking for a g ... morereat short hiking adventure, try Franklin Falls, which is a short, beautiful hiking activity.The Washington Park Arboretum Waterfront and Seward Park Loop both have easy trails that allow you to enjoy a leisurely hike as you observe ... morebeautiful, natural scenery. The Arboretum Waterfront trail is about a mile long and the Seward Park Loop has two miles of easy hiking trails for you to enjoy.Mount baker has tons of different trails to hike but the Lake Ann Trail 600 I took recently was a great experience for the whole family. It ... moreis about a mile long and an easy hike.
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