SEATTLE · STARGAZING TOURS
The boats worth getting on.
The 4 seattle stargazing tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. What you see overhead, how dark the sky really gets, who guides the night, and what a seat under the stars costs.
Skip lines at Seattle’s Sky View Observatory in Columbia Center. 360° views, murals to read them, and optional reserved seating.
Most Popular“The views were great, it was not crowded at all so despite having a timed ticket we were able to go up earlier. A better view than the Space Needle for less money.”
Smith Tower Observatory ticket in Seattle for 360 views, historic Otis elevator ride, and a speakeasy-style bar on the 35th floor.
“Very cool look into history. The self guided tour and views were amazing. The speakeasy area was really busy (probably common for a weekend day) so expect a wait. The staff was super friendly even with all the crowds (not something your normally get from stressed staff). The food and drinks were great.”
Ride Smith Tower’s historic elevator to the 35th-floor observatory for 360° Seattle views, plus cocktails and a $10 bar credit.
“loved the atmosphere and the observatory bar”
Seattle hop-on bus with English audio and a self-walk, plus 360° views at Sky View Observatory.
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