First Trip To Seattle: Tourist Ideas Needed

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  • Poncier
    Poncier Posts: 17,886
    we leave in 4 days and I haven't planned a damn thing. parents getting covid then dad having a heart attack threw the trip into question, but now that my sister stepped up, it's back on. hope I can find the time to visit all these places in 3 full days plus two partials. 

    easy street records
    pikes brewery
    fish market
    london bridge studios
    mopop
    space needle
    seahawks stadium
    snogualmie falls
    discovery park
    off ramp cafe/el corazon
    linda's tavern
    ray's boathouse cafe
    gasworks park at sunset
    ballard locks
    olympic sculpture park
    wild ginger restaurant
    hole in the wall
    underground tour
    studio litho
    experience music museum
    jimi hendrix grave
    j & m card room
    central saloon
    A Sound Garden

    yeah, that looks more like the itinerary for a 2 week stay. lol
    Sorry to hear about your folks. Best wishes for your dad to have a full and speedy recovery.
    Just do as many things as you can, maybe prioritize the list and hit areas where you can check off multiple items in a single visit.
    Either way, have some well deserved fun and enjoy yourself.

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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    Wife now has a cold....tested negative for covid twice. this trip is fucking doomed. lol. 
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    Poncier said:
    we leave in 4 days and I haven't planned a damn thing. parents getting covid then dad having a heart attack threw the trip into question, but now that my sister stepped up, it's back on. hope I can find the time to visit all these places in 3 full days plus two partials. 

    easy street records
    pikes brewery
    fish market
    london bridge studios
    mopop
    space needle
    seahawks stadium
    snogualmie falls
    discovery park
    off ramp cafe/el corazon
    linda's tavern
    ray's boathouse cafe
    gasworks park at sunset
    ballard locks
    olympic sculpture park
    wild ginger restaurant
    hole in the wall
    underground tour
    studio litho
    experience music museum
    jimi hendrix grave
    j & m card room
    central saloon
    A Sound Garden

    yeah, that looks more like the itinerary for a 2 week stay. lol
    Sorry to hear about your folks. Best wishes for your dad to have a full and speedy recovery.
    Just do as many things as you can, maybe prioritize the list and hit areas where you can check off multiple items in a single visit.
    Either way, have some well deserved fun and enjoy yourself.

    all is well with the folks right now, thanks! 

    I've whittled the list down quite a bit, and dotted the important things on google maps; most things we want to see are in close proximity. would love to go on a boat tour to see some marine life if possible. 
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  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,668
    I discovered that Hole in the Wall is temporarily closed because of COVID fallout or something. Boooo! No excellent BBQ for you.
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    PJ_Soul said:
    I discovered that Hole in the Wall is temporarily closed because of COVID fallout or something. Boooo! No excellent BBQ for you.
    yeah, when planning my destinations on google maps I saw that too. I was quite disappointed. it looked and sounded SO good. 
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    arrived yesterday. so far:

    copacabana for a late lunch
    walked all around pike place
    today we went to Biscuit Bitch for breakfast (it's literally next door to our hotel)
    skyview observatory after that
    took the ferry to Bainbridge Island
    lunch/happy hour at The Plate and The Pint
    now just chillin in the hotel room (8pm seattle time) wondering if we have the energy to go back out. 

    holy shit this place is a difficult place to walk for a fat guy, especially one who is used to the prairies. lol. I don't recall ever walking at such an angle before. 


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  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,809
    Great city to run.  Hills are ass kicking

    Sushi Kashiba, at the sushi bar, omakase, for one of the better meals you'll find.  We pigged out and it was amazing.

    Also, there is a poke place downstairs at the market which reminds one of poke in Hawaii, it is so good.
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,359
    See if you can go to Bremerton.  It's where the old ships get put out of service and sold to Gillette, lol.
  • oftenreading
    oftenreading Victoria, BC Posts: 12,856
    arrived yesterday. so far:

    copacabana for a late lunch
    walked all around pike place
    today we went to Biscuit Bitch for breakfast (it's literally next door to our hotel)
    skyview observatory after that
    took the ferry to Bainbridge Island
    lunch/happy hour at The Plate and The Pint
    now just chillin in the hotel room (8pm seattle time) wondering if we have the energy to go back out. 

    holy shit this place is a difficult place to walk for a fat guy, especially one who is used to the prairies. lol. I don't recall ever walking at such an angle before. 


    Just think of it as practice for your next trip to San Francisco ;)

    You've done lots of fun stuff so far - I'm jealous.
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