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Sky View Observatory: Standard Admission

See panoramic city and mountain views from Seattle’s tallest observatory with easy admission.

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Sky View Observatory: Standard Admission

See panoramic city and mountain views from Seattle’s tallest observatory with easy admission.

Explore at your own pace

Free cancellation

Instant confirmation

Mobile ticket

Sky View Observatory: Standard Admission

See panoramic city and mountain views from Seattle’s tallest observatory with easy admission.

Explore at your own pace

Free cancellation

Instant confirmation

Mobile ticket

From $27

Why book with us?

From $27

Why book with us?

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • General admission to the Sky View Observatory

  • Spectacular 360-degree views over Seattle, Mount Rainier, and surrounding areas

What’s Included

  • Standard admission ticket

  • Access to the 73rd floor observatory

About

Experience Seattle from New Heights at Sky View Observatory

Set in the prominent Columbia Center, the Sky View Observatory offers unparalleled views above the heart of Seattle. Located on the 73rd floor, it is the highest public observatory in the Pacific Northwest, presenting guests with stunning vistas across mountains, city, and water.

Unrivaled Panoramic Views

Your standard admission ticket opens the door to one of the most spectacular vantage points in the region. From here, visitors can gaze out over sweeping sights that include majestic Mount Rainier, the distant Olympic and Cascade Mountains, and key city landmarks like the Space Needle, Elliott Bay, and downtown Seattle’s skyline. The observatory’s floor-to-ceiling windows provide a clear, unobstructed look through every direction.

A Relaxed Way to Experience Seattle’s Beauty

Seattle is known for its laid-back energy, friendly residents, and unique landscape that stretches from mountains to the waterfront. There’s no better way to appreciate this setting than by looking out across the city with a bird’s-eye perspective. The observatory offers plenty of space for guests to move at their own pace, savoring both daylight and sunset views, depending on your visiting time.

What You Can Expect During Your Visit

  • Take in 360-degree vistas and identify key landmarks using provided information panels

  • Capture photos with an incredible natural and urban backdrop

  • Learn about Seattle’s history and iconic skyline with exhibits found along the perimeter

  • Enjoy a comfortable, climate-controlled space that accommodates everyone, including guests with limited mobility

Planning Your Visit

The Sky View Observatory is open afternoons and evenings, letting you choose between spectacular daylight cityscapes or golden hour city lights. With generous operating hours throughout the week, you can fit a visit into any Seattle itinerary. The venue encourages visitors to bring their cameras for lasting memories of the city from above.

Tips for the Best Experience

  • Visit on a clear day for the best mountain and city views

  • Arrive early for sunset sessions to secure your viewing spot

  • Check the weather before your trip to maximize visibility

  • Be sure to bring valid ID if requested at entry

Book your Sky View Observatory: Standard Admission tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all instructions from staff during your visit

  • Do not lean or press objects against the windows

  • No outside food or drinks allowed inside the observatory

  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times

  • Keep noise to a minimum for a pleasant experience

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

4:00pm – 9:00pm 4:00pm – 9:00pm 4:00pm – 9:00pm 4:00pm – 9:00pm 4:00pm – 9:00pm 12:00pm – 7:00pm 12:00pm – 7:00pm

FAQs

Where is the Sky View Observatory located?

It is on the 73rd floor of the Columbia Center in Seattle’s downtown district.

Is the observatory accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, the venue is fully wheelchair accessible with elevators available.

How long should I plan for a visit?

You can explore at your own pace, typically visits last about one hour.

Can I bring a camera or take photos?

Yes, photography is encouraged to capture the stunning Seattle views.

Know before you go
  • Arrive early to avoid peak crowds and secure the best views

  • The observatory is fully wheelchair accessible

  • Valid photo ID may be required on entry

  • Best views are on clear days and around sunset

  • Operating hours vary based on the day, check schedule in advance

Address

700 4th Ave, 73rd Floor-98104

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • General admission to the Sky View Observatory

  • Spectacular 360-degree views over Seattle, Mount Rainier, and surrounding areas

What’s Included

  • Standard admission ticket

  • Access to the 73rd floor observatory

About

Experience Seattle from New Heights at Sky View Observatory

Set in the prominent Columbia Center, the Sky View Observatory offers unparalleled views above the heart of Seattle. Located on the 73rd floor, it is the highest public observatory in the Pacific Northwest, presenting guests with stunning vistas across mountains, city, and water.

Unrivaled Panoramic Views

Your standard admission ticket opens the door to one of the most spectacular vantage points in the region. From here, visitors can gaze out over sweeping sights that include majestic Mount Rainier, the distant Olympic and Cascade Mountains, and key city landmarks like the Space Needle, Elliott Bay, and downtown Seattle’s skyline. The observatory’s floor-to-ceiling windows provide a clear, unobstructed look through every direction.

A Relaxed Way to Experience Seattle’s Beauty

Seattle is known for its laid-back energy, friendly residents, and unique landscape that stretches from mountains to the waterfront. There’s no better way to appreciate this setting than by looking out across the city with a bird’s-eye perspective. The observatory offers plenty of space for guests to move at their own pace, savoring both daylight and sunset views, depending on your visiting time.

What You Can Expect During Your Visit

  • Take in 360-degree vistas and identify key landmarks using provided information panels

  • Capture photos with an incredible natural and urban backdrop

  • Learn about Seattle’s history and iconic skyline with exhibits found along the perimeter

  • Enjoy a comfortable, climate-controlled space that accommodates everyone, including guests with limited mobility

Planning Your Visit

The Sky View Observatory is open afternoons and evenings, letting you choose between spectacular daylight cityscapes or golden hour city lights. With generous operating hours throughout the week, you can fit a visit into any Seattle itinerary. The venue encourages visitors to bring their cameras for lasting memories of the city from above.

Tips for the Best Experience

  • Visit on a clear day for the best mountain and city views

  • Arrive early for sunset sessions to secure your viewing spot

  • Check the weather before your trip to maximize visibility

  • Be sure to bring valid ID if requested at entry

Book your Sky View Observatory: Standard Admission tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all instructions from staff during your visit

  • Do not lean or press objects against the windows

  • No outside food or drinks allowed inside the observatory

  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times

  • Keep noise to a minimum for a pleasant experience

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

4:00pm – 9:00pm 4:00pm – 9:00pm 4:00pm – 9:00pm 4:00pm – 9:00pm 4:00pm – 9:00pm 12:00pm – 7:00pm 12:00pm – 7:00pm

FAQs

Where is the Sky View Observatory located?

It is on the 73rd floor of the Columbia Center in Seattle’s downtown district.

Is the observatory accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, the venue is fully wheelchair accessible with elevators available.

How long should I plan for a visit?

You can explore at your own pace, typically visits last about one hour.

Can I bring a camera or take photos?

Yes, photography is encouraged to capture the stunning Seattle views.

Know before you go
  • Arrive early to avoid peak crowds and secure the best views

  • The observatory is fully wheelchair accessible

  • Valid photo ID may be required on entry

  • Best views are on clear days and around sunset

  • Operating hours vary based on the day, check schedule in advance

Address

700 4th Ave, 73rd Floor-98104

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • General admission to the Sky View Observatory

  • Spectacular 360-degree views over Seattle, Mount Rainier, and surrounding areas

What’s Included

  • Standard admission ticket

  • Access to the 73rd floor observatory

About

Experience Seattle from New Heights at Sky View Observatory

Set in the prominent Columbia Center, the Sky View Observatory offers unparalleled views above the heart of Seattle. Located on the 73rd floor, it is the highest public observatory in the Pacific Northwest, presenting guests with stunning vistas across mountains, city, and water.

Unrivaled Panoramic Views

Your standard admission ticket opens the door to one of the most spectacular vantage points in the region. From here, visitors can gaze out over sweeping sights that include majestic Mount Rainier, the distant Olympic and Cascade Mountains, and key city landmarks like the Space Needle, Elliott Bay, and downtown Seattle’s skyline. The observatory’s floor-to-ceiling windows provide a clear, unobstructed look through every direction.

A Relaxed Way to Experience Seattle’s Beauty

Seattle is known for its laid-back energy, friendly residents, and unique landscape that stretches from mountains to the waterfront. There’s no better way to appreciate this setting than by looking out across the city with a bird’s-eye perspective. The observatory offers plenty of space for guests to move at their own pace, savoring both daylight and sunset views, depending on your visiting time.

What You Can Expect During Your Visit

  • Take in 360-degree vistas and identify key landmarks using provided information panels

  • Capture photos with an incredible natural and urban backdrop

  • Learn about Seattle’s history and iconic skyline with exhibits found along the perimeter

  • Enjoy a comfortable, climate-controlled space that accommodates everyone, including guests with limited mobility

Planning Your Visit

The Sky View Observatory is open afternoons and evenings, letting you choose between spectacular daylight cityscapes or golden hour city lights. With generous operating hours throughout the week, you can fit a visit into any Seattle itinerary. The venue encourages visitors to bring their cameras for lasting memories of the city from above.

Tips for the Best Experience

  • Visit on a clear day for the best mountain and city views

  • Arrive early for sunset sessions to secure your viewing spot

  • Check the weather before your trip to maximize visibility

  • Be sure to bring valid ID if requested at entry

Book your Sky View Observatory: Standard Admission tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Arrive early to avoid peak crowds and secure the best views

  • The observatory is fully wheelchair accessible

  • Valid photo ID may be required on entry

  • Best views are on clear days and around sunset

  • Operating hours vary based on the day, check schedule in advance

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all instructions from staff during your visit

  • Do not lean or press objects against the windows

  • No outside food or drinks allowed inside the observatory

  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times

  • Keep noise to a minimum for a pleasant experience

Address

700 4th Ave, 73rd Floor-98104

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • General admission to the Sky View Observatory

  • Spectacular 360-degree views over Seattle, Mount Rainier, and surrounding areas

What’s Included

  • Standard admission ticket

  • Access to the 73rd floor observatory

About

Experience Seattle from New Heights at Sky View Observatory

Set in the prominent Columbia Center, the Sky View Observatory offers unparalleled views above the heart of Seattle. Located on the 73rd floor, it is the highest public observatory in the Pacific Northwest, presenting guests with stunning vistas across mountains, city, and water.

Unrivaled Panoramic Views

Your standard admission ticket opens the door to one of the most spectacular vantage points in the region. From here, visitors can gaze out over sweeping sights that include majestic Mount Rainier, the distant Olympic and Cascade Mountains, and key city landmarks like the Space Needle, Elliott Bay, and downtown Seattle’s skyline. The observatory’s floor-to-ceiling windows provide a clear, unobstructed look through every direction.

A Relaxed Way to Experience Seattle’s Beauty

Seattle is known for its laid-back energy, friendly residents, and unique landscape that stretches from mountains to the waterfront. There’s no better way to appreciate this setting than by looking out across the city with a bird’s-eye perspective. The observatory offers plenty of space for guests to move at their own pace, savoring both daylight and sunset views, depending on your visiting time.

What You Can Expect During Your Visit

  • Take in 360-degree vistas and identify key landmarks using provided information panels

  • Capture photos with an incredible natural and urban backdrop

  • Learn about Seattle’s history and iconic skyline with exhibits found along the perimeter

  • Enjoy a comfortable, climate-controlled space that accommodates everyone, including guests with limited mobility

Planning Your Visit

The Sky View Observatory is open afternoons and evenings, letting you choose between spectacular daylight cityscapes or golden hour city lights. With generous operating hours throughout the week, you can fit a visit into any Seattle itinerary. The venue encourages visitors to bring their cameras for lasting memories of the city from above.

Tips for the Best Experience

  • Visit on a clear day for the best mountain and city views

  • Arrive early for sunset sessions to secure your viewing spot

  • Check the weather before your trip to maximize visibility

  • Be sure to bring valid ID if requested at entry

Book your Sky View Observatory: Standard Admission tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Arrive early to avoid peak crowds and secure the best views

  • The observatory is fully wheelchair accessible

  • Valid photo ID may be required on entry

  • Best views are on clear days and around sunset

  • Operating hours vary based on the day, check schedule in advance

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all instructions from staff during your visit

  • Do not lean or press objects against the windows

  • No outside food or drinks allowed inside the observatory

  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times

  • Keep noise to a minimum for a pleasant experience

Address

700 4th Ave, 73rd Floor-98104

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