Well, I'm going to Seattle again to visit the relatives, like we've done every year since I was 10 (I'm 15 now). I go up there w/ my dad (58) my mom (58) and my sister (17). We've been to all the main attractions (space needle, sci-fi museum, etc). Where should we go this year?
What to do in Seattle?
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I've been to Vancouver a bunch of times too, but just to visit my great aunt. (She like 92). I've also stayed @ Whistler for a week.
Museum of Flight sounds fun.
I'm here now and I need something to do. We're probably gonna go to the Air Museum, that sounds fun, but we need more fun stuff 
Sorry I didn't see this until now, how long are you in town?
For the weekend you should have headed down to Alki Beach in West Seattle and had some fish and chips at Sunfish, great stuff. Plus, it's warm for here this weekend so there should be plenty of "people" at the beach. You can still head down there during the week for some food, I'm not sure if Sun Fish is open on Mondays though.
Hit an M's game - should be plenty of seats available especially for the Royals games The teams stink but the stadium is pretty cool. Wednesdays game is at 1:35pm if you wanted to hit an afternoon game. There is some good food to be had for decent prices around the stadium, hot dog stands and stuff. The food inside is great but expensive.
Enchanted Village and Wild Waves in Federal Way is OK. You won't be impressed if you've been to a bigger amusement park, but it's better than a sharp stick in the eye.
Definitely hit the Museum of Flight. Check to see if they are having any special workshops before you go. Looks like they had a Blue Angels souveneir workshop today, check their calendar here Museum of Flight Calendar
What other kind of stuff are you interested in?
For the weekend you should have headed down to Alki Beach in West Seattle and had some fish and chips at Sunfish, great stuff. Plus, it's warm for here this weekend so there should be plenty of "people" at the beach. You can still head down there during the week for some food, I'm not sure if Sun Fish is open on Mondays though.
Hit an M's game - should be plenty of seats available especially for the Royals games
The teams stink but the stadium is pretty cool. Wednesdays game is at 1:35pm if you wanted to hit an afternoon game. There is some good food to be had for decent prices around the stadium, hot dog stands and stuff. The food inside is great but expensive. Enchanted Village and Wild Waves in Federal Way is OK. You won't be impressed if you've been to a bigger amusement park, but it's better than a sharp stick in the eye.
Definitely hit the Museum of Flight. Check to see if they are having any special workshops before you go. Looks like they had a Blue Angels souveneir workshop today, check their calendar here Museum of Flight Calendar
What other kind of stuff are you interested in?
Go to pioneer square and do the underground tour (assuming they still do it)
go to pike place market
Mariners game just started so you sorta missed that...theyre sucking anyways so no big loss
go by the waterfront (aquarium, seafood, plus a couple of wacky shops)
go to seattle center, spaceneedle, etc
maybe go to alki beach
university of washington
go to pike place market
Mariners game just started so you sorta missed that...theyre sucking anyways so no big loss
go by the waterfront (aquarium, seafood, plus a couple of wacky shops)
go to seattle center, spaceneedle, etc
maybe go to alki beach
university of washington
Originally posted by: John P.
Sorry I didn't see this until now, how long are you in town?
For the weekend you should have headed down to Alki Beach in West Seattle and had some fish and chips at Sun Fish, great stuff. Plus, it's warm for here this weekend so there should be plenty of "people" at the beach. You can still head down there during the week for some food, I'm not sure if Sun Fish is open on Mondays though.
Hit an M's game - should be plenty of seats available especially for the Royals games
Enchanted Village and Wild Waves in Tukwila is OK. You won't be impressed if you've been to a bigger amusement park, but it's better than a sharp stick in the eye.
Definitely hit the Museum of Flight. Check to see if they are having any special workshops before you go. Looks like they had a Blue Angels souveneir workshop today, check their calendar here Museum of Flight Calendar
What other kind of stuff are you interested in?
lol, we had some similar ideas
Wild waves is actually in Federal Way which is about 20 miles south of Tukwila, btw.
Oh yeah, right. My wife always drives and I usually sleep so I'm not too up on what exactly is where sometimes
We went down there last week with the kids and I had to wait in line for a frugging hour to get on the Wild Thing (rollercoaster). So be warned the lines can be sucky - same for most of the water rides. The line for the Timberhawk was pretty short though. Kodiak - where exactly are you guys staying?
The first time I was there with some friends, I went to check out Game Works. It was a lot of fun since I hadn't spent so much time at an arcade since the days of Wunderland and Mortal Kombat II.
I think just the outside "air park" is closed. I think it's the part where you go out and can walk through the old Air Force One. I am fairly certain the rest of the museum is open.
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