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- ttn133
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: November 1999
Space needle, pike place market. Oh you are coming in April? It should be nice out. Underground tour if you have time. I always wanted to Ride the Duck, but I’m no longer a tourist, I live here now. I heard you see some great views of the city from the duck.
- Abbee
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: October 2011
I rode the Ducks in the Wisconsin Dells when I was a teenager and it was fun… I bet it would be beautiful there too. The space needle and pike place were the only two things I really knew about going in.. and that I wanted to ride a ferry.. it’s been a while, and I love ferries, dunno why. lol. My twilight obsessed friend suggested that I drive out to LaPush and Forks one day… I’m thinking that’s prob not gonna happen.
- jackie-o
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: October 2010
Definitely the Duck Ride – Pike Market – Ferry to Bainbridge Island – Underground Tour – International District has the BEST Dim Sum (which they’re known for) – SAM….
This is a great city – have fun =)
- Abbee
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: October 2011
Yeah I’m very excited for international district! Thanks ladies.
- rachel_leigh
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: May 2010
Ahaha, I grew up in Forks and unless you are a Twilight fan I don’t really recommend it. It is a very beautiful place, but is very touristy.
- Mrs. Joey
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: August 2009 - Eastside Catholic Chapel and Lake Union Cafe
I made this for out of town guests. It has some good places to eat and see. http://www.weddingbee.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/18/weddingbee501.pdf
- KindredSpirits
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: December 2015
@ mrs joey – wow! phenomenal!!! I *love* it!!!
I *strongly* suggest you check out the Tulip Festival (60 miles north of Seattle). Imagine a sea of tulips, of all different colours, with mountains in the background!!! Just stunning & unforgettable!
- Abbee
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: October 2011
Wow thanks so much guys, I’ll definitely feel like I got the inside scoop from the locals now. I will probably still look like a tourist though Mrs. Joey that is sooooo awesome! Thank you guys again, I’m excited! If there is a meet up I’d love to join as I might have to come to Seattle for work from time to time.
- pipercx
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: October 2010
I rode the duck when I first moved here and LOVED it! It was much better than I expected! Pike Place Market is a must also. Have fun!!!!
- blackcherry
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: September 2010
I love the PNW, so much so that I am moving out there later this year or early next (depending on jobs and finances).
If you get a clear day while you are out, you could take a day trip (or even a half-day trip) and drive up into the mountains. Such a beatiful drive, and you can do some hiking.
The art museum is small, but nice.
Also, kayaking on Lake Union is fun. 🙂
- lemondrop
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: March 2010
Definitely Pike’s Market, and if you have the time- San Juan Islands!!! My favorite vacation ever!
- IvyClimb
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: March 1996
It’s hard to know where to begin, but if I were to throw in just one recommendation it would be to catch a cabaret show. Lots of things we love in Seattle are available in various forms in other places throughout the country, but Seattle has a love affair with cabaret that’s hard to compare. Try the Can Can at Pike’s Place.
Don’t pay to go up the Space Needle, it’s overpriced; there are taller buildings downtown that you can go up for cheaper.
- Miss Root
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: July 2010
Go on the duck tour! That was my second date with Fiance and we had such a blast- you see a lot of Seattle and the tour guides are really funny.
I really like EMP (Experience Music Project). Pike Place market is great (the original Starbucks is there and it’s the only place you can get starbucks stuff with the original nekkid mermaid logo) and there’s the ever popular fish throwers.
I would skip the Underground tour (sorry for anyone who loves it). It’s just not that cool unless you really love history and walking through what looks like a dirty unfinished basement for an hour.
Space Needle- is expensive; however, I would only go up there if it’s a nice day- it’s a waste of time if it’s rainy out because you can’t see much. LittlestBirds is correct that there are cheaper places to go up to get a view.
If you want to take a nice day trip, take the ferry out to Bainbridge Island. It’s such a cute town and there’s a winery out there.
Speaking of wineries… drive out to Woodinville and go wine tasting! Tons of wineries and also- Red Hook Brewery tour! It costs $1 and it’s AWESOME (the resturant there is good too).
(BTW, I didn’t read Mrs. Joey’s thing so sorry for the repeats, these are just some of my favorite things to do with visitors).
- krissycake
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: November 2009
Awww I love Seattle. All the bees above suggested all my faves =D Have fun!
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