Ice Box Arcade is the cool cat in the neighborhood! It's always fun to feel like a kid again in a…read morebusiness establishment filled with nostalgic gaming relics of my youth that still work pretty well (minus the control stick on Ms. PacMan that was challenging to control). They have air hockey and a decent selection of video games and pinball. I suggest bringing cash to exchange for quarters on the change machines that are there. There is an ATM machine that takes a physical credit/debit card to withdraw cash to exchange for quarters but I'm guessing they'll charge a fee. Check their open hours online. In general, all ages are welcome until 8pm. Beer, cider, non-alcoholic drinks are available and a few other goodies. Including 2 groovy bathrooms on site that are of course covered with stickers. Such a super cool and fun place! I think you'll get a kick out of it, too.

Fun arcade with pinball and other arcade games. I love it when I find a fast version of ms Pac-Man…read moreand this place has one! I also love supporting a business that supports trans rights and the lgbtqia+ community and this business does with some of the proceeds from their HP pinball game. Win - win for our family. We will definitely be back when in the area!

Went to the Ariana Grande show a few weeks ago! There's a live DJ, and she encouraged us to sing,…read morecheer, do whatever and have fun. There's were not a ton of people at my show, most of us were leaned back and relaxed on seats though halfway through the show a few people went to lie on the ground under the dome. Loved the song choices of the DJ, and the accompanying lasers were really fun! And for the price, it's overall a great way to spend an evening!

Went to see the Odesza Laser show! Its definitely a lot of…read morefun, a family friendly event, and in an area where you can explore much more as well. We walked right in, no line. The staff was very courteous and helpful. When you enter the dome is really cool, you can lay down or sit on chairs. We laid down but by the thirty minute mark your body starts to ache a little. Also the show was not directly overhead rather slightly forward facing (most of the time) so you should think about bringing a pillow! Right when the show started the lasers were pretty sub par, but by the middle they added more lasers from different directions and smoke which really elevated the visuals to the next step. The music started off wayyy too loud, my ears adjusted over time but afterwards it was hard to hear ppl next to me. There's really no need for it to be that loud when we're so close to the speakers and we're not competing with audience cheers. Was a fun hour spent! But I think there is much more room for improvement.

Space Needle, who? This is about 300 feet higher than the…read moreSpace Needle and about half the price. You get some amazing views up on the 73rd floor. They don't give you a time limit you can spend as little or as much time up top as you'd like. The ride up the elevator gets you to the top real quick. Be ready for your ears to pop lol.

From everything I could read online, the consensus seemed to be that the Space Needle is a…read morehigh-priced, low-value tourist trap, so I'm pretty happy to have bypassed it for Sky View Observatory. The view is outstanding in all directions -- a natural result of taking Seattle's tallest building and emptying out the top floor. It towers over the Needle (you can see it in the near-distance) and it also costs less -- $30 instead of $55. That still seems expensive (hence no fifth star), but at least it's competitive in relative terms. Just a nice place to comfortably chill with a view for a half-hour or so.

It reminded me of the one in Boynton Beach almost instantly…read more Coming here is definitely worth the experience. It was lovely and peaceful. My cousin and I walked around here for about an hour. It's a beautiful garden that everyone visiting Seattle should experience.

Lovely Japanese tea garden in Seattle near the Washington Park Arboretum! It's especially gorgeous…read morein the spring because of the wisteria and azalea blooms. Tickets are $10 which is not too bad for such a gorgeous garden. I went on a weekday so the garden was peaceful and not crowded. Definitely worth a visit! We also went to the Washington Park Arboretum after since it was close by.

So much fun. We really enjoyed our time there. Spent about 1:45 minutes. You could spend more or…read moreless time but we felt this was perfect.

Highly recommended!! We had such a fun time. Be prepared to…read moretake a lot of photos. Staff are around to assist with ideas too. Perfect date night or night out with your friends. You're definitely gonna spend over an hour if you're like us. If you knew in town or a local like us, it's a good way to get out and try - see something new :-)

Five Iron Golf was a fun and unique experience while in Seattle. It combines the feel of a modern…read moresports bar with an indoor golf simulator, making it a great option whether you're a serious golfer or just looking for a more casual activity with friends. The simulator setup was impressive and made it easy to jump in regardless of skill level. The technology tracked shots well, and it was fun being able to play different courses while still enjoying the social atmosphere of the venue. The space itself had a lively energy, with plenty of room to hang out, grab a drink, and enjoy the experience between swings. There's also billiards and other board games you can play as well!

A hidden gem in cap hill. They have $5 shots and a great happy hour menu that you can choose from…read more It's a nice spot to take a breather from going out! Hannah and Isha at the bar are super cool and friendly and made us great drinks. It's a nice golf lounge too so if you're into golfing they have some fun different games you can play - but we didn't. But it's pretty clean in there

excellent tour! so glad we decided to go. our tour guide was Lisa. she was knowledgeable, fun, and…read moresuper funny. i would recommend it to anyone interested in history. the uniqueness of seattle really shines thru fyi - there are a lot of stairs, and tight spaces. challenging for those of us with compromised mobility

First the good- The tour guide was nice and the underground areas are AMAZING!…read moreThe bad- In a group of (appx) 30+ people you are herded here and there to different parts of the underground. Everyone is herded into a small space, a story is told, and then it's onto the next area. Want time to enjoy the experience? To look around and take pictures? Nope- onto the next. Want to learn more about the original buildings that you are standing in front of? Barely covered. Or the amazing debris that scatters the areas? Nope. Take Pictures as you walk, because that is all the time you will get. Oh, and if you are hard of hearing? You won't be able to hear the tour guide well. There are just too many people. -Wish I could have asked for a refund- *IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO MOLD or DUST WEAR A MASK!!!*

Soooo it only took me 10 months to write this review. I went to the Original Selfie Museum with my…read more94-year-old Grandmother, who is amazing and healthy and active and adventurous, last April. Earlier today, my screen saver randomly showed me a few of the photos of my Grandmother and I at this museum, so that reminded me that I hadn't written a review of this place yet. My Grandmother was visiting me from Portland, OR, and they don't have an Original Selfie Museum there. I wanted to take her to a few places around here that she would not be able to go to where she lives. This place definitely fit the bill. I remember doing a bit of research online last year, and I think at that time that there were only 3 or 4 Original Selfie Museums in the United States, and that this Original Selfie Museum is the only one on the West Coast. My Grandmother and I share a love of photos, so I thought that she might like this place. She was such a ham, and she loved it here. We took well over 30 photos at the Original Selfie Museum last April. I have posted 5 of our favorites. You need to schedule a time frame in advance that you will be arriving and staying at this museum. I believe we had one hour there. I was able to schedule our time slot only 1 - 2 hours prior to our arrival, which worked really well for me. I'm not sure if this is always possible to do, but I was very glad that I was able to do it for our visit, since my health is unpredictable and some days I am not able to get out of the house. The receptionist, on the day that we went, was really nice to us, and she asked us if we would like for her to hold our bag (GF crackers and bottled waters were in the bag, I think) while we explored the museum. I said sure. It did make it easier to strike poses without needing to worry about where to put our bag every time. I would not have asked her to hold the bag for us, and it was nice of her to offer to do that. The hour flew by for us. There are 2 separate floors in this Museum, and lots of backdrops. I saw a few backdrops that I hadn't seen before in any of the photos of this place, and I saw several backdrops that I had already seen in photos. I think they may rotate some of the backdrops but keep others there. For the photo of my Grandma in the bath tub, she climbed over the very short barrier keeping the plastic balls in on the floor for this backdrop, charged through those plastic balls, and got in the tub before I even knew what was happening, then she struck a pose like she was in Vogue. My Grandma is amazing!! I love all of the pictures of her that we took that day, but I think this one might be my favorite. She also chose to take a photo next to the fake guitar, since she played guitar in a band for many years when she was in her 60s and 70s. I'm so glad that my Grandma had a good time here. We are close, and I really wanted to do things that she would enjoy during her visit. She chose to take the concrete stairs from the first floor of the Museum up to the second floor. I had asked her in advance if she was okay with stairs, and she said that she was. She doesn't have Instagram to share these photos there, but she does have Facebook! She was delighted with the photos, and we made some great memories here. I'm very happy with our experience. I specifically went here for and with her, since we both love photos so much. So, I'm not sure if I would return, but I probably wouldn't be opposed to going again if someone else really wanted to go here with me. This is not somewhere that I personally would return to frequently, even if some of the photo backdrops do change periodically, but I thought it was well worth going for this one time.

Me and my husband did this for Valentine's Day and I thought it was a really sweet fun way to spend…read moretime together. Be prepared to take lots of photos. Have fun with it to selfies be silly. Be serious be sexy be whatever you want. Lucky for us it wasn't too busy. There's a few couples here and there there's a first floor and a second floor so you don't feel like you're encroaching on each other. One complaint is some of the camera holders were broken or loose, but because it wasn't too busy you were able to pull from other stations. Props were lots of fun. Some backgrounds made more sense than others but either way it's a great idea. Have fun with it!

Note this review is for a Ugly Baby workshop in their studio space in Seattle, not the shop itself…read morewhich is located elsewhere. We attended a punch needle pet portrait class and it was fun. No one finished their work (class was 3 hours, but I think we really only stabbed for 2-2.5 due to yarn selection and general instruction time), but you could bring your project and tools home along with any yarn needed. Rosalie knows her stuff and was helpful on answering any questions folk had. Also, worth every penny! Highly recommend for any crafty folk, though no experience necessary when doing this.

I got told off for whistling.... For real. But seriously, this place is awesome. You should come…read morehere.

This is such a fun and unique bar experience in Seattle!…read more It's a great place to meet up with friends since there is plenty to do besides just getting drinks. I'm a big fan of their hot honey pizza, and their tap cider is always a great choice as well. The food and drinks make this a spot I'm happy to come back to, especially when looking for a more casual night out with friends. The space can get pretty busy and loud during peak hours, but I think that adds to the energetic feel of the bar. The service has been friendly, and overall I've always had a good experience here. Jupiter Bar is definitely a unique spot compared to other bars in Seattle, and I'd recommend checking it out if you're looking for games, good food, and a fun vibe.

The staff are friendly, but maybe having a bad day because they were annoyed taking my drink order?…read more The pizza was a little burned, which I didn't mind until I got half ways through, so I abandoned the last half. If you don't mind that texture, you'd like this! I didn't mind the arcade, except they had a lot more pinball machines than anything! If you love pinball, this is the spot for you! Cute that the games took quarters, gave me nostalgia! Clean restrooms and easy to catch public transit! Nice special drink lists!!! I'll be back... but will order pizza pops instead!