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    Wings Over Washington

    4.1 (284 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Diane W.

    This was fantastic! From the maps in the que to the pre ride video. Loved it!! Yes, like Disney but on a smaller scale. Thus is my first time in Seattle and Washington state for that matter, so it was informative, educational as well as enjoyable. Would definitely go again!

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    Jacquelyn L.

    Great stop if you have the time while on the Poer in Seattle. Went with my family, we were ages 5 - 80 years old. Everyone enjoyed it! The show itself is about 20 minutes. There was a playground nearby for younger viewers to play and not have to wait in line. The show included fantastic visuals of Washington as well as other effects such as scents and sprays of water.

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    Chris S.

    Wings is a fun experience. The seats rock and roll and the views and wind and mist make it seem you are flying over all the incredible scenery. Your kids will also enjoy it.

    Deidre P.

    This is such a great attraction for all ages! It is a ride thru Washington State and gives you such great views! The story behind it is cute and you are going to leave wanting to go back again. This is a must see when you are near the Ferris Wheel by Pike's Place.

    Derrick G.

    This is a tourist attraction and something fun to do with children, if you're visiting downtown Seattle. It's located on the waterfront, with amazing views surrounding it. The virtual ride is good, but not comparable to an actual theme park ride.

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    Lizzy C.

    We went on Wings Over Washington, which is a similar experience to soaring over California at Disney California Avdenture or Back to the Future at Universal. You get some info and a lil bideo before you take your seats in the simulator. The experience is really cool, you feel like you are flying, you can smell the flowers and feel the mist from the waterfall. I would definitely reccomend doing this, kids would love it. They do have to be 42" to ride.

    Terry K.

    Checked out the Waterfront on a cold and rainy day (are there any sunny days here.. ha!). There were very few people around. And most of the shops and restaurants were closed or closing early...again because there weren't many customers around. For fun, we went through the Wings Over Washington exhibit. This is a short animated show about the state followed by a motion-visual simulator ride where you fly around the state. It was fun and kids will definitely enjoy the "flight!" I'd like to visit this area again some day...but only if it's warm and sunny!

    Deceptive starting point that looks boring, then it becomes fun
    Eva M.

    Wings over Washington is a "4-D Experience", with the 4th dimension being that they mist water on you. (Spoiler, but is it though?) Anyway, for $18 + tax, about $20 per person, you get about 7 minutes total of experience. Buy tickets online to avoid the line at the booth. You stand in-line to get into waiting area. In the summer, with cruise passengers, it could be nuts. In December, no problem. We stepped in and joined the group already waiting. They have a very small waiting area inside, so it's best to expect to wait outside. Once in the waiting area, they have a wall display. We were stuck behind a group, so we never saw that. It doesn't seem to be a big deal. After going up several flights of stairs, the first room we entered is for safety, introduction with a video recording of a "park ranger", not that they seem to have any true association with the national parks rangers. The cutest bit is the talking animals with moving eyes, eyebrows, mouth on the totem poles. This portion is 2 minutes. After the video and talking animals, we exited via the back to enter the ride. From what I can tell, the middle row is the best. I was in the back row, relatively center. The three rows start in a horizontal position, then they move into the vertical position. We have seat beats, of course. Being on the back row, my peripheral vision easily saw beyond the screen so it wasn't as immersive. No matter. I laughed and giggled with all the rest flying all over Washington. The ride itself is maybe 5 minutes total. If you have motion sickness or prone to vertigo, this might not be a good experience for you. Note that there are many steps to climb. I'm sure there is an elevator somewhere.

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    Steven W.

    Since my initial review, I have ridden WoW several more times. I have changed my opinion and I believe this is a top tier attraction. I retain my statement however that more of Eastern WA, including the Columbia river Gorge, Spokane area, and Grand Coulee damn should have been included. Hopefully an update in the future will bring more of this.

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    It's like Disney's soaring over CA, but obviously a Washington one. It's a great opportunity to learn about Washington while having fun

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    Closed for maintenance with no notification on their website and no one answering the phone so we got all the way down here for nothing

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    If you come to Seattle avoid the Wings Over Washington. Does not honor military discount.

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    Great concept and experience. Granddaughters wanted to go. I'm really glad we did! Fun!!

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    Ask the Community - Wings Over Washington

    What does this ride do?

    No. It's right next to it.

    Is this ride ok for a 4 year old?

    Absolutely!! Totally safe and fun.

    Everybody had mentioned it is a short ride, but no one mentioned how long is it ?, is it really full 15 mins as the website claim?

    As the others said the interactive pre-ride stuff is included in that timeframe. The actual ride is under 5 minutes.

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    Review Highlights - Wings Over Washington

    Similar to the Disneyland/California Adventure (Soarin' Over the World) ride but more refined and personal

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