Official Smith Tower Observatory Tickets

Highlights

360-degree views from Seattle's tallest landmark
Explore rich history in self-guided exhibits
Ride in historic Otis elevators to the top
Visit Seattle's open-air observation deck
Sip drinks at the exclusive Observatory Bar

Summary

Enjoy stunning Seattle views at Smith Tower's observation deck, explore history with exhibits, and relax at the Observatory Bar.

Tour info

Duration

2 hours

Pricing (From)

Adult: (14-64 years)

$15.00

Child: (5-13 years)

$15.00

Youth: (12-17 years)

$15.00

Infant: (0-4 years)

$0.00

Senior: (65 years +)

$15.00

Why take this tour?

Experience Seattle like never before at the Smith Tower Observation Deck! Ascend via charming Otis elevators to the 35th floor and behold an unparalleled 360-degree panoramic view of Seattle and the magnificent Puget Sound. Dive into the city's captivating history with self-guided tours through fascinating exhibits. Make your experience unforgettable by unwinding at the exclusive Observatory Bar, where you can savor refreshing beverages in a relaxed setting. Whether you're a history buff, a photography enthusiast, or just need a refreshing escape, Smith Tower offers an engaging and memorable experience with the perfect mix of culture and relaxation.

What’s included?

Admission to the Smith Tower Observation Deck
Access to historical exhibits
Use of interactive displays
Guided tour
Food and Drink

Things to know

Before you book

No restaurant reservations available
Not all areas are ADA accessible due to historical status
Recommend reserving tickets in advance

Before you go

Dress appropriately for weather at outdoor deck
Bring a camera for stunning photo opportunities
Be prepared for potential wait times during peak visiting hours

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Smith Tower, completed in 1914, is Seattle's oldest skyscraper located in the Pioneer Square neighborhood. The tower, known for its historical significance and 35th-floor observatory, provides stunning 360-degree views of the city. Originally standing as the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River until 1931, it now serves as a major tourist attraction featuring historical exhibits, unique tours, and a speakeasy-style bar. Visitors are drawn to its rich history and the opportunity to enjoy locally inspired drinks and cuisine while taking in the iconic Seattle skyline.