Seattle from 902 Feet: Discover the Sky View Observatory Experience
Soar Above Seattle
The best place to start your adventure in the Emerald City than with a visit to Sky View Observatory at Columbia Centre in downtown Seattle. Whether you’re planning a trip to the Great Wheel, Pike Place Market, the Cascades, Bainbridge Island, Elliott Bay, or the San Juan Islands, you can find it all here.
The Columbia Centre Sky View Observatory is situated on the 73rd floor. There is no higher public viewing spot in the Pacific Northwest than this one, standing at 902 feet. You can see the Space Needle, the Olympic Mountains, Elliott Bay, Mt. Baker, Bellevue, Cascade Mountains, Rainier, and Seattle in all directions from this vantage point.
The Columbia Centre, a 76-story building with 1.5 million square feet, was finished in 1985 by developer Martin Selig. Features 8,800 windows, 2,100 hydronic heat pumps, 48 lifts and 6 escalators; outside is smoked tempered glass and Carnelian stone. Columbia Centre is one of the most robust and secure structures in the Pacific Northwest, because to the numerous technological advancements needed for such a massive undertaking, including triangle-shaped bracing and viscoelastic dampers, which allow it to endure earthquakes and hurricane-force winds.
PRIVATE EVENTS
If you are planning your next Seattle event and you’re in search of a great venue, look no further than Sky View Observatory! This splendid place is situated at the 73rd floor of the Columbia Centre and offers the guests breathtaking views of Elliott Bay, Mount Rainier, and the skyline of the city. Whether it is a wedding, a party or business meeting you are planning, Sky View Observatory provides a perfect setting for your occasion. It will make your event a unique experience to your guests if you host it at the highest public viewpoint in the Northwest.
EVERY EVENT IS SPECIAL, BUT YOURS SHOULD BE UNIQUE!
Get in touch with their Events Department at Sky View Observatory to begin organising your upcoming event. You can reserve the entire observatory for your company or organisation, or choose between semi-exclusive events and happy hour groups.
In what ways are they different from the rest? A occurrence 902 feet above Seattle. Magnificent Sceneries. Allows for a maximum of 300 Participants. Remarkable Adventure, Invaluable Recollections.
Depending on your demands and budget, they have a variety of solutions to choose from. Do not allow your event date to be reserved; time is flying by!
Express Your Love From New Heights!
The ideal location to pop the big question is at Sky View Observatory, where you can find individualised Private Proposal Packages. The breathtaking panoramas of Mount Rainier, the Seattle skyline, and the neighbouring mountains will make your wedding day one you will never forget. Exclusive use of the observatory, personalised touches, and a team of people committed to making your event one to remember are all part of their bespoke packages. They will ensure that every detail is perfect for that special moment, whether it’s a little, private sunset proposal or a large, public gesture with the city below you!
BRING YOUR WEDDING TO THE TOP OF SEATTLE
Picture yourself having your dream wedding ceremony and reception on top of the Northwest’s highest structure. As you and your guests celebrate, you may take in the stunning scenery and let loose to your favourite tunes.
While they are happy to assist in making your experience memorable, they advise that you consult a wedding planner to assist you in making their venue into the picture-perfect setting for your nuptials.
SKY VIEW CAFÉ & BAR
Relax and unwind at the Sky View Café & Bar, where you can take in the breathtaking panoramas of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest while indulging in a snack, a cup of coffee, a local beer or a boutique wine. Before the observatory closes for the day, there is a thirty-minute delay before the food and beverage service begins.
FAQs
What is Sky View Observatory?
An ideal starting point for any Seattle adventure is a visit to Sky View Observatory, the highest public observatory in the Pacific Northwest. In just 70 seconds, guests can ascend 73 stories in an exciting lift journey, bringing them to the observatory where they can enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views. You can see every famous landmark and breathtaking landscape in the area, from the Space Needle to T-Mobile Park, and from Mount Rainier to Mount Baker.
What are the hours of operation?
Sky View Observatory is open daily.
Hours may vary and the observatory may be closed for private events. Please check their Hours & Directions page for the most up to date hours. Dates and times are subject to change without notice.
Is my ticket good for a return visit to Sky View Observatory?
All admission type tickets are valid for one admission.
Can I have my special event at Sky View Observatory?
Yes, Sky View Observatory is a premier host of special events.
