Sky View Observatory

Experience breathtaking views of the Space Needle and Seattle skyline at Sky View Observatory on the 73rd floor of Columbia Center. Book your tickets to gain a stunning bird's eye view of Seattle from 902 feet above the ground!

Two people enjoying sunset views from Sky View Observatory in Seattle.

Person sitting in Sky View Observatory, Seattle, overlooking Puget Sound through large windows.

Seattle skyline with Space Needle and Mt Rainier in the background.

Seattle skyline with skyscrapers and highway, overlooking Elliot Bay.

Visitors dining at Sky View Observatory cafe with panoramic city views.

Cocktails on a table with a view of Seattle skyline from Sky View Cafe.

Tickets to Sky View Observatory in Seattle

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Board a high-speed elevator that gets you to the 73rd floor of the Columbia Center in a minute!
Spot Elliot Bay, the majestic Cascade Mountain Range, and the densely forested Olympics from the tallest observatory in the Pacific Northwest.
Behold Seattle’s futuristic Space Needle and discover the city like a local with interactive touch-screens that help you plan your own virtual itinerary.
Upgrade to enjoy extra $5 or $10 vouchers for the Sky View Café or gift shop. The Elite ticket also offers reserved window seating with the best view.
Did you know? You'll have to climb over 1,300 steps to reach the 73rd floor. No wonder guests take the speedy elevator ride instead!

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Board a high-speed elevator that gets you to the 73rd floor of the Columbia Center in a minute!
Spot Elliot Bay, the majestic Cascade Mountain Range, and the densely forested Olympics from the tallest observatory in the Pacific Northwest.
Behold Seattle’s futuristic Space Needle and discover the city like a local with interactive touch-screens that help you plan your own virtual itinerary.
Upgrade to enjoy extra $5 or $10 vouchers for the Sky View Café or gift shop. The Elite ticket also offers reserved window seating with the best view.
Did you know? You'll have to climb over 1,300 steps to reach the 73rd floor. No wonder guests take the speedy elevator ride instead!