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This was actually my second time visiting the Amazon Spheres... and of course, I somehow missed the entrance again! These glass domes in the middle of downtown Seattle are seriously stunning so futuristic on the outside and filled with lush greenery inside (or so I hear... since I still haven't made it in yet, lol). We were there at the end of September, and sadly, the Spheres weren't open to the public that day. For anyone planning a visit, pro tip: the Spheres are only open to the public on the first and third Saturday of each month, and you'll need to reserve tickets online in advance through seattlespheres.com. To make matters worse, we also missed the corpse flower blooming by just one day! I was so bummed! That rare bloom only lasts a short time and apparently smells awful but is a total spectacle to witness. Even though we couldn't go inside, the exterior alone is worth checking out. The glass panels reflect the Seattle skyline beautifully, and there's plenty of greenery and photo ops around the courtyard. Next time, I swear I'm making it inside!
I was able to visit because of my uncle and I was amazed! Imagine greenhouse, a coffee shop and an office all in one! It is warm in there due to the environment being controlled, so dress accordingly. Highly recommend visiting if you are able to reserve public access tickets or come with an Amazon employee!
A friend told me about these spheres when I was visiting last week, so I dropped by for a look. Gotta admit they are pretty cool, it'd be nice to have a work environment like that to go to every day! Taking up a corner of the block, these 3 glass bubbles look as if they're simultaneously rising out of the ground, nestled in between a well-manicured jungle growth glistening in the sunlight--while encapsulating the explosion of green vegetation inside. Fantastical. The plants surrounding hint at the variety inside. While I didn't go in, I enjoyed taking a walk around these huge baubles. There looks to be about three floors inside, with labeled plant life, lounge areas, hanging art, a cafe. Willmott's Ghost, a contemporary Italian kitchen on the first floor, is also available as a dining option. The community banana truck on weekdays is a popular spot to check out. I didn't realize they have a sign-up for free entry every 1st and 3rd Saturdays so I'll make sure to get ahead of that next time! Sounds like a guided tour is available those days too.
+ A marvelous sight to behold, Bezos' bowls. ;D A fascinating 3D shape, the pentagonal hexecontahedron. Say that 5 times fast. + Love the banana stand giving away free bananas. Just catch its open hours (weekdays 8am-3:30pm). - I could only afford a 1-week vacation in Seattle, so unfortunately I couldn't meet the Saturday public visiting times. + Though public access inside the Spheres is strictly limited to the first and third Saturdays of each month via reservation, they have an Understory where we can see live poisonous frogs and carnivorous plants of the Amazon. + I like the Amazon Go store that's just around the corner from here. Fascinating cashier-less high-tech concept. . Very crowded area, full of both employees and tourists. + Pleasant ambience amidst the bustling rush of dt Seattle.
This is for someone who likes being outside. It felt like I was in a rainforest of different plants. My family thought it was the coolest. I don't enjoy getting sprinkled with the mist when it's time for watering. Also of the people who work for Amazon work from there, it is a peaceful spot, you can get coffee as well and sit and relax. Maybe Im not a big fan because I live in an area with palm trees and swamps. (Florida.) Still if you love greenery and want to learn about it, this is for you.
Highly recommend visiting if you get the opportunity. It's so cool that Amazon Spheres exist in Seattle. You get to see an incredible variety of plants that you would never normally encounter. The only downside is that access can be difficult unless you know an Amazon employee or manage to secure a reservation on a public access day.
The pop up store for the Le Sserafim Easy Crazy Hot tour Merch was held here and it was managed and organized very well. Staff were nice and free water cans were being handed out to folks waiting in line.
What a beautiful space in the middle of downtown Seattle. It feels like a tropical rainforest with a diverse range of plants. So peaceful and relaxing. There's a cafe that serves coffee, donuts, and gelato. Plenty of seating to sit and unwind while being surrounded by nature. I recommend visiting this place if you're in the area. Make sure to make a reservation online ahead of time, as it's required to visit. It's definitely worth the effort. Oh, and there's also a banana stand right outside the Spheres that gives out free bananas! A fun and unexpected little bonus during your visit.
The Spheres indoor gardens are open to visitors by reservation tickets on the first and third Saturday of each month, free of charge. Reservations become available 15 days before the date. You will need to start attempting to reserve your tickets the second they become available at 10:00 am PCT 15 days before because they sell out for each 15-minute ticket release in seconds. My son and I were lucky enough to get 11:00 a.m. entry tickets, which have a strictly enforced 15-minute entry window. This Amazon workplace has over 40,000 plants from 30 countries. Its full-time workers are plant ambassadors who are available for questions. The workplace offers water, coffee, and restrooms. The visit takes under an hour, and I recommend starting at the top and working your way down. Only a lucky 3,200 guests get to visit this Amazon office oasis on the first and third Saturday of the month.
I was at a conference in Seattle and was provided the opportunity to visit the Amazon Spheres with an AWS worker. I have to say, that this is a gorgeous place just to visit and see all the foliage and layout. You can tell it was intentionally designed from the structure being two giant domes, the way they ensured plants were organized based on geographic regions, and the cozy areas you could sit and relax. A huge plus - coffee is onsite. If you get a chance come visit, and then once you leave, make sure to grab a banana from the banana stand.
My son works as an exec at Amazon, so he was able to take us on a tour of this unique facility. The place is basically a multi story greenhouse with numerous plants, aquariums, terrariums, and more. You get to walk through paths surrounded by fauna, with sign identifying the species. The kids really liked the fish and frogs in the varied displays. A very unique and fun place to visit with the family.
A pretty cool spot to explore as a plant enthusiast! They had tons of variety, all in tip top shape and some fun photo op spots. I also enjoyed the sprinkling in of tanks with fish and amphibians.
I enjoyed spheres. There are five or six floors. I lost count. There was a bonsai tree exhibit that I enjoyed, I loved the wall of flowers and greenery as well as the fauna and the aquarium along the wall. The seating is unique and there's plenty of it. The bathroom is clean. The doors to the bathrooms, I felt were grand forward to ceiling doors. I made sure to take my picture in the nest. If you are lacking creativity, this place will bring it back for you. The staff was nice and approachable.
6 days ago
Small, but mighty (and free). A fantastic place to visit but it requires some planning ahead. They're only open to the public the first and third Saturday of every month. Reservations are available 15 days in advance. I'd highly recommend that you reserve tickets when they are first made available. We planned a trip out on the Bainbridge Ferry the day we had The Spheres reservations. I definitely don't recommend doing that. The ferry was delayed and we wound up getting to The Spheres 25 minutes after our reservation time. Thankfully, they let us in without really mentioning the time. They request that each guest stay in the building for at most an hour to accommodate the constant flow of guests. The Spheres is a 4 level botanical garden. It was designed to replicate a cloud forest in order to host thousands of tropical and subtropical plants. There were a lot of interesting things that I had never seen elsewhere including spiky-leaf plants (Bigonia xerox), a palm with bright orange stalks with small green fruit that look like capers (Pacaya Palm), and a cone-shaped, bright orange flower that looked unreal (Guzmania conifers). There were also exhibits with amphibians or tropical fish. There's a cafe on the second floor called General Porpoise and gender neutral bathrooms on every floor. A few stations have experiments for kids to interact with or poster boards to read. Because they restrict the guests, it's not too crowded. There is a ton of things to look at and photograph. The amount of people make it so you can get the perfect shot if you are willing to wait a little. It's a must see building and worth the time planning ahead for. Brendan's Rating: 4.4 Charlotte's Rating: 3.9 Shanying's Rating: 5.0 Winston's Rating: 5.0 read more
How lucky were we to see on Facebook that the Amazon Spheres would be open the day we arrived in Seattle. We were completely blown away by what we saw when we arrived at our appointed time to visit. The Spheres comprises a trio on connected glass domes, located in the center of Amazon-occupied office towers in Downtown Seattle. The Spheres opened in 2018 by Jeff Bezos for his employees. They are only open to the public for free on two Saturdays of each month. The structure was designed by American architecture firm NBBJ. They serve as an employee lounge and workspace. The Spheres are a fully functioning, self-contained ecosystem - a greenhouse with more than 40,000 different varieties of plants from all over the world. It is built on a concrete foundation, using 620 tons of steel. The structures are connected in an open-plan indoor area filled with numerous exotic plants. The most striking feature inside the Amazon Spheres is a 4,000 square foot Canyon Living Wall. It stands 62 feet tall and 50 feet wide. A path winds up four stories across a suspension bridge to a Bird's Nest meeting area. During the day the temperature inside is in the mid 70's with 60% humidity. At night, it drops to 55 degrees with 85% humidity. The highest of the three Amazon Spheres is 90-meters tall. The catalans at the Amazon Spheres contain an incredible 2,643 panels of glass, making the whole structure visible from the outside thus, creating a clear view on the inside. There's also a cafe with treats and coffee. They also offer free tours. We found The Spheres to be a serene and comforting place to visit. The place was amazing! read more
Nice sphere for Amazon. This sphere is well build and good architectural design. The system is triangular support that makes this double bubble design stand out. The collection of the plants and flowers are very unique. This includes the special corpse flower which open only every 12 months. The animals collection has the color frog and some fresh water fish. The sphere interior also look good for the picture. That includes the bird nest. read more
This was actually my second time visiting the Amazon Spheres... and of course, I somehow missed the entrance again! These glass domes in the middle of downtown Seattle are seriously stunning so futuristic on the outside and filled with lush greenery inside (or so I hear... since I still haven't made it in yet, lol). We were there at the end of September, and sadly, the Spheres weren't open to the public that day. For anyone planning a visit, pro tip: the Spheres are only open to the public on the first and third Saturday of each month, and you'll need to reserve tickets online in advance through seattlespheres.com. To make matters worse, we also missed the corpse flower blooming by just one day! I was so bummed! That rare bloom only lasts a short time and apparently smells awful but is a total spectacle to witness. Even though we couldn't go inside, the exterior alone is worth checking out. The glass panels reflect the Seattle skyline beautifully, and there's plenty of greenery and photo ops around the courtyard. Next time, I swear I'm making it inside! read more
4 months ago
I was able to visit because of my uncle and I was amazed! Imagine greenhouse, a coffee shop and an office all in one! It is warm in there due to the environment being controlled, so dress accordingly. Highly recommend visiting if you are able to reserve public access tickets or come with an Amazon employee! read more
A friend told me about these spheres when I was visiting last week, so I dropped by for a look. Gotta admit they are pretty cool, it'd be nice to have a work environment like that to go to every day! Taking up a corner of the block, these 3 glass bubbles look as if they're simultaneously rising out of the ground, nestled in between a well-manicured jungle growth glistening in the sunlight--while encapsulating the explosion of green vegetation inside. Fantastical. The plants surrounding hint at the variety inside. While I didn't go in, I enjoyed taking a walk around these huge baubles. There looks to be about three floors inside, with labeled plant life, lounge areas, hanging art, a cafe. Willmott's Ghost, a contemporary Italian kitchen on the first floor, is also available as a dining option. The community banana truck on weekdays is a popular spot to check out. I didn't realize they have a sign-up for free entry every 1st and 3rd Saturdays so I'll make sure to get ahead of that next time! Sounds like a guided tour is available those days too. read more
+ A marvelous sight to behold, Bezos' bowls. ;D A fascinating 3D shape, the pentagonal hexecontahedron. Say that 5 times fast. + Love the banana stand giving away free bananas. Just catch its open hours (weekdays 8am-3:30pm). - I could only afford a 1-week vacation in Seattle, so unfortunately I couldn't meet the Saturday public visiting times. + Though public access inside the Spheres is strictly limited to the first and third Saturdays of each month via reservation, they have an Understory where we can see live poisonous frogs and carnivorous plants of the Amazon. + I like the Amazon Go store that's just around the corner from here. Fascinating cashier-less high-tech concept. . Very crowded area, full of both employees and tourists. + Pleasant ambience amidst the bustling rush of dt Seattle. read more
This is for someone who likes being outside. It felt like I was in a rainforest of different plants. My family thought it was the coolest. I don't enjoy getting sprinkled with the mist when it's time for watering. Also of the people who work for Amazon work from there, it is a peaceful spot, you can get coffee as well and sit and relax. Maybe Im not a big fan because I live in an area with palm trees and swamps. (Florida.) Still if you love greenery and want to learn about it, this is for you. read more
Highly recommend visiting if you get the opportunity. It's so cool that Amazon Spheres exist in Seattle. You get to see an incredible variety of plants that you would never normally encounter. The only downside is that access can be difficult unless you know an Amazon employee or manage to secure a reservation on a public access day. read more
What a beautiful space in the middle of downtown Seattle. It feels like a tropical rainforest with a diverse range of plants. So peaceful and relaxing. There's a cafe that serves coffee, donuts, and gelato. Plenty of seating to sit and unwind while being surrounded by nature. I recommend visiting this place if you're in the area. Make sure to make a reservation online ahead of time, as it's required to visit. It's definitely worth the effort. Oh, and there's also a banana stand right outside the Spheres that gives out free bananas! A fun and unexpected little bonus during your visit. read more
1 year ago
The Spheres indoor gardens are open to visitors by reservation tickets on the first and third Saturday of each month, free of charge. Reservations become available 15 days before the date. You will need to start attempting to reserve your tickets the second they become available at 10:00 am PCT 15 days before because they sell out for each 15-minute ticket release in seconds. My son and I were lucky enough to get 11:00 a.m. entry tickets, which have a strictly enforced 15-minute entry window. This Amazon workplace has over 40,000 plants from 30 countries. Its full-time workers are plant ambassadors who are available for questions. The workplace offers water, coffee, and restrooms. The visit takes under an hour, and I recommend starting at the top and working your way down. Only a lucky 3,200 guests get to visit this Amazon office oasis on the first and third Saturday of the month. read more
I was at a conference in Seattle and was provided the opportunity to visit the Amazon Spheres with an AWS worker. I have to say, that this is a gorgeous place just to visit and see all the foliage and layout. You can tell it was intentionally designed from the structure being two giant domes, the way they ensured plants were organized based on geographic regions, and the cozy areas you could sit and relax. A huge plus - coffee is onsite. If you get a chance come visit, and then once you leave, make sure to grab a banana from the banana stand. read more
My son works as an exec at Amazon, so he was able to take us on a tour of this unique facility. The place is basically a multi story greenhouse with numerous plants, aquariums, terrariums, and more. You get to walk through paths surrounded by fauna, with sign identifying the species. The kids really liked the fish and frogs in the varied displays. A very unique and fun place to visit with the family. read more
1 year ago
I enjoyed spheres. There are five or six floors. I lost count. There was a bonsai tree exhibit that I enjoyed, I loved the wall of flowers and greenery as well as the fauna and the aquarium along the wall. The seating is unique and there's plenty of it. The bathroom is clean. The doors to the bathrooms, I felt were grand forward to ceiling doors. I made sure to take my picture in the nest. If you are lacking creativity, this place will bring it back for you. The staff was nice and approachable. read more
It was a bit stressful to get the tickets to come here on a public Saturday - I called my sister-in-law and together we were tapping/refreshing like crazy women trying to get a time slot for our group of 9 to get in at the same time. It was successful and we enjoyed walking through the Spheres on our visit to Seattle. Thank you Amazon for making this accessible to the public twice a month! My parents loved it and the kids enjoyed seeing the variety of plants that the don't usually see read more
5 months ago
Lovely place to spend an hour viewing plants and flowers in a unique building. Be sure to get tickets in advance... open to the public the 1st and 3rd Saturday each month. Take the elevator to the top and then make your way down the stairs to visit each level. On the weekends there is free parking in the Amazon lot...entrance on 6th. read more
I just want to go back! What a beautiful building. Got a tour and the way that it went about and culmination of all different species from around the world is beautiful. What a great place for light in this dimly Seattle winter read more
The Amazon Spheres is open to the public only on certain days and times of the month, or an Amazon employee can bring you in as a guest any time. The rest of the time, it's used as a soothing office space for employees to work and they have a small cafe. The architecture is stunning and the plants are well kept and beautiful. Im not sure how crowded it can get or how long the lines are when it's opened to the public, but it was nice to visit as a guest of an employee and we only stayed for about 15 minutes. Amazon is also known for their community banana trucks and there's one right outside of the visitor entrance of the Spheres, so you can pick up as many bananas as you'd like for free! read more
2 years ago
The Amazon Spheres is such a beautiful, green experience. There are an abundant amount of beautiful plants for all plant/nature lovers to admire. Upon entry, we were provided with a visitor badge (which you need to provide identification for). Then, we were able to get badged in by my brother who is an employee of Amazon. The initial entry experience is a cute, mini waterfall, however, if you have a stroller or a wheel chair, this may be an experience you would have to bypass and take the elevators. Each level after the ground floor is filled with greenery (green plant walls, green plant paths, and glass like exhibits with more plants with insects and or frogs for you to spot). The last floor of the Amazon Spheres was closed off due to an Amazon event, so I wasn't able to experience that, however, the beauty of the rest of the Spheres was nice to experience. As it pertains to parking, there is street parking and garage parking (which was free after 4pm). read more
7 months ago
For free parking on nights & weekends, access the Doppler garage on 2021 7th Ave My family had a great time visiting the indoor gardens. They are strict with admitting advanced reservation only. Photo ID is required but they accepted photos of ours since a few members of our party didn't carry physical IDs on them. read more
Super cool spot. Only open to the public the first weekend of the month. Need to make a reservation a month in advance which is very difficult since it is always sold out . A better way to see the spheres is if you know someone who works at Amazon that can swipe you in. read more
2 years ago
I was able to nab a reservation 2 weeks before my Seattle trip. They allow public entry the 3rd Saturday of every month. It was free, which is always a plus. The spheres are in walking distance of my hotel, but because of the construction on the street, there was a little detour which caused me to be about 5 mins late. The check-in process was smooth. They scanned my ticket & let me through after stamping my hand. The tour was self guided which was nice. It was so beautiful and tranquil. Amazing photo ops. I got amazing shots. It was a little crowded in certain sections, but not too bad overall. You could get in & out in less than an hour. It's worth visiting if you're able to get a ticket. read more
The Spheres are a result of innovative thinking about the character of a workplace and an extended conversation about what is typically missing from urban offices- a direct link to nature. The Spheres are home to more than 40,000 plants from the cloud forest regions of over 30 countries. They are open to the public on the first and third Saturdays of each month, and it is free, however you must have reservations to get in. Reservations become available 15 days before the date. Google Amazon spheres and make reservations online. read more
I've been here twice and it is such a great experience. It is so much fun. I've come before from booking but this recent trip I got to go with my sister who is an employee at a warehouse in Portland. They allowed our whole in. It was beautiful and quiet. read more
I visited here right after the underground tour, after a short Uber ride. The check in started right when I arrived. This sphere is pretty interesting, but I seriously don't see why they have such high security just to get checked in. Nobody wants to steal your plants amazon. I am not necessarily a nature lover, but I seemed to visit every area of every level. Took lots of photos and still finished within about 25 minutes. During the free entry for non-employees, which is when I visited, you are allowed 1 hour in the sphere. Do they come track you down if you stay 1 hr 15 mins, I doubt it? Is this a must visit while in Seattle, on that 1 Saturday a month? I would say no. Alot of the plants are consistent from level to level, so it's not a massive selection of 1,000s of rainforest or Amazon species like they want you to think. read more
3 months ago
3 years ago
We visited the Amazon Spheres during a weekday with the help of my cousin who works at Amazon. Also learned, during weekend, they are open to the public for free, but you have to reserve spot online days in advance, as the slots fill up quickly. The checkin process is smooth and clean, as soon as i entered, I was amazed by the diversity and beauty of the plants inside the domes, which create a tropical rainforest atmosphere. There were also waterfalls, fish tanks, and terrariums to admire stitched along with work areas and conference rooms for Amazonians. The Spheres are not only a botanical wonder, but also a architectural marvel. The glass structure is stunning and futuristic, and the interior design is elegant and cozy. Also, I saw many people working and collaborate at their meeting and workspaces, as well as a coffee shop and a gift shop for visitors. The staff were friendly and helpful, and there were informative signs and guides to learn more about the plants and the project. Do not l to get your free banana from their banana truck. I spent about an hour exploring the Spheres, and I felt relaxed and refreshed. it's like a library in Amazon forest. read more
2 years ago
What can I say other than an absolutely amazing experience in the heart of downtown Seattle. Challenging to snag a reservation given they only open up the Spheres two Saturdays per month to the public. Check early online and set up a reminder on your phone to ensure best chance at getting one when they open up. The outside structure of the Spheres is definitely impressive and the surrounding neighborhood is cool. But nothing compares to once you are inside exploring. It is akin to being transported to an Amazonian rainforest within the concrete jungle of downtown Seattle. The plants and flowers are gorgeous. The staff are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Check out General Porpoise coffee and donuts on the 2nd floor. Lots of tables to enjoy the ambiance of the natural environment within the Spheres while enjoying some amazing coffee. Definitely will be back in future!! read more
As much as I hate to admit it, the Amazon Spheres are actually pretty cool. You wouldn't expect an office environment to be a tropical environment but that's what you get here. I also got to see a pretty frog so that made me happy. read more
10 months ago
1 year ago
Stopped by the Amazon Spheres early in the morning to kill some time. There was some parking available nearby, and it was free at that hour, which was a nice bonus. Not much was set up or open yet, but that worked out since I just wanted a quiet stroll. While I didn't get to go inside, I still enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere and the impressive architecture from the outside. A relaxing and scenic spot to start the day. JY review read more
We happened to come during their weekend they allowed the public to book tix. It was a struggle booking on the phone! But once we got on a computer, we booked it immediately. I LOVE IT HERE!!! I want to work at Amazon just to come here everyday and work and eat lunch! It's so beautiful, peaceful, great temp and humidity for me! Highly enjoyed it! Wish we had more than an hr. read more
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