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SeaTac /ˈsiːtæk/ is a city in southern King County, Washington, United States, and an outlying suburb of Seattle, Washington. The name SeaTac is a portmanteau of Seattle and Tacoma, and is derived from the Seattle–Tacoma International Airport.
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1. Jimi Hendrix Grave Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 243 reviews
Reviewed By 425glenh
Memorial is pretty impressive - fitting for a most impressive musician. But what really struck me were the notes, letters, and gifts left by fans from all over the US. Not sure how often the area is cleared/cleaned but during my visit, there were about a half dozen notes/letters, pizza box and beer bottles, and my favorite - a pair of panties. I think Jimi's memorial is more impressive than Bruce Lee's.
2. Angle Lake Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By Louise M - Castle Rock, Colorado
My sister lives on Angle Lake, so she walks her dogs here every day. As a visitor, I really enjoyed the view, the relative uncrowdedness, and the quiet. The park is pretty good sized and most dog-walkers are responsible and utilize the provided bags. The expansion trail currently under construction makes me excited to visit next time.
3. iFLY Indoor Skydiving - Seattle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 354 reviews
Ever dream of flying? Now you can at iFLY Indoor Skydiving in Seattle. Experience the thrill of skydiving without having to jump from a perfectly good airplane - no falling, no parachutes, just you floating on a smooth cushion of air with our professional instructor right next to you. No special skills are needed, just a sense of adventure. iFLY is safe for kids 3 and up, fun for the entire family, and perfect for birthday parties or groups. iFLY is the experience of a lifetime.
Reviewed By HaaayEddieD - Seattle, Washington
Great experience at iFly Seattle. I do have scoliosis but it wasn't a factor with flying. I made sure to stretch ahead of time and remain relaxed. That's the key is to "Relax!" The instructor was not only cute, but also informative and made sure my group had the best experience. I was able to do a lot on my first try. Make sure to hydrate as it is a lot of air and you will get dry mouth.
4. Family Fun Center and Bullwinkle's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By 712gurpreetm - Tacoma
Went there for birthday fun and the prices have risen tremendously. Did enjoy the laser tag, mini golf and their new bowling alley- bowling alley was kept in great shape! The arcade games are ok and no one can ever win the big prized unless you spend a lot of money. The experience lagged with the person who ran the bowling alley who when approached, raised his finger up to our face and said wait, I am busy. Still not quite sure what he was busy with seeing how no one else was around. He then later brought our pitcher of water to the only other people in the alley and would come out in the alley with his phone out playing on his phone right behind us. We went to the supervisor to make a complaint of the treatment and how uncomfortable we felt. The general manager came and spoke to us and basically went on for 10 minutes on how the older gentlemen was a great employee and a member of the church and then he let it slip out that he was part owner. I feel as part owner, you should have the work ethic that you want your employees to have and to never raise a finger in the face of a customer. I have been here before and have enjoyed my past experiences, but this last experience left a bad taste in my mouth.
5. Kent Station
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Bcooking - Kent, Washington
Kent Station is the best place to take 8 hungry young people. Many food choices for the most finicky eaters. Must be at least 10 different restaurants in easy walking distance and with today's weather?, great to be outside in the NW.
6. Alaska Lounge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By DP49 - Edmonds, WA
I had a 6:00 am flight that boarded at 5:20. Unfortunately, the lounge doesn’t open until 5:00 am. If the airline wants you there 1.5 hours prior to departure for domestic flights then the Board Room hours should align with the airline’s flight operations. Fortunately, my gate was just a short walk from the lounge so I was able to spend 15 minutes enjoying the amenities of raisin bread toast and a cup of coffee while doing some short computer work in a comfortable and quiet setting.
7. Acme Bowl
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Urban-industrial, modern, and sleek, ACME Bowling, Billiards, and Events is the new bowling experience. ACME's unique design redefines entertainment by combining bowling, billiards, an arcade, and shuffleboard with a full service restaurant & bar all within a stylish, edgy, and cool non-smoking environment.
Reviewed By Lee V - Seattle, Washington
I was not here to bowl, but for business in a conference room. After concluding my business I went to the bar and ordered an Asian Peanut Salad... it was amazing! Needless to say, I am impressed. What started out as skepticism ended up a very wonderful experience!
8. ShoWare Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Cathy H - Orlando, Florida
We went to the Showare Center to see an Everett Silvertips game. For $15 a ticket, the arena is a terrific place to spend an evening. This was the home ice of the Seattle Thunderbirds, so we were not in the majority, but people were nice to us. Concessions are reasonably priced and there are really no bad seats.
9. United Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By TravelDocD - San Francisco, California
Letely we have all read the pitfalls of United Airlines. never experinced anything like what has happened lately myself. Won't jump on some one else's wagon. I have been treated to many bloody Mary's at the bar here. The business lounge takes care of it's travelers. Can't speak for others but I am still using them. Relax, Have a drink!
10. Hydroplane and Raceboat Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
A museum chronicling the history of racing in the Pacific Northwest.
Reviewed By George M
It's been an ambition for some time to visit the museum so added in a few days in Seattle on route to Vancouver . It didn't disappoint from the enthusiastic and welcoming volunteers to the hydros all first class . If you have any interest at all in Seattle's history in hydroplane racing you must visit the museum . The work on restoring the hydroplanes is a lo outbox live and it shows . They are rightly proud of their achievements
Thanks for your time and making me welcome it was appreciated
Brian Millin
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