Seattle......12 hour lay over

Question

I will be in Seattle for 8 hours on a Friday night.......8 PM until 8AM....I have transportation......time for an evening sight seeing trip......Space Needle?......anything better? Suggestions.....

Answer 1

Space needle,  place with all the seals - pier ....

Answer 2

Experience Music Project

Answer 3

There's so much to discover in the restless, charming, trend-setting Emerald City. With just 12 hours, you haven’t got a prayer of truly getting to know it. But with the following itinerary, you can have a truly memorable fling.

After leaving your Luggage go to The Space Needle, 400 Broad St at the Seattle Center; phone [phone]; www.spaceneedle.com. Open Sun-Thurs 9 a.m. - 11 p.m.; Fri-Sat 9 a.m. - midnight.  Admission $13 adults, $11 seniors, free if you’re dining at the SkyCity restaurant.

9p.m. – 10 p.m: Put on your dancing shoes, hit the fabulous Century Ballroom and dance like there’s no tomorrow. You might arrive on an evening devoted to the tango, or to swing, or to the waltz, or to salsa, or maybe the lindy hop. Whenever you get there, the scene will be cordial, gilded, airy, all-ages, and very, very civilized. Arrive before 9 p.m. and you can get take a half hour dance lessons, should you need one.

10 p.m. on … Head to the Crocodile Café and check out whatever up-and-coming local or national music act is onstage. In the early 1990s, before Grunge broke out of Seattle and swept the nation, The Croc played nursemaid to just about every soon-to-be-big Seattle band there was. Then, it was a dive venue, where countless kids in corduroy and plaid slam-danced themselves silly. Now it’s a historic landmark of mythic proportions. It’s a bar and restaurant too. And, you’ll be glad to know, it’s still kind of a dive