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Try this: http://transit.metrokc.gov/
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You can also take the Grayline Airporter for $10.25:
http://graylineseattle.com/airportexpress1.cfm
Get off at the first stop, the Madison Renaissance. I believe they have a van that will transport you down to the ferry---ask the driver about that because he will have to radio ahead. Or you can just walk the 6 blocks straight down the hill to the ferry.
http://graylineseattle.com/airportexpress1.cfm
Get off at the first stop, the Madison Renaissance. I believe they have a van that will transport you down to the ferry---ask the driver about that because he will have to radio ahead. Or you can just walk the 6 blocks straight down the hill to the ferry.
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Keith,
From the Madison Renaissance (515 Madison) to the ticket office on Pier 52 (801 Alaskan Way) is a little over half a mile. It is a pleasant walk unless, of course, you are traveling with luggage.
Happy Trails to You
From the Madison Renaissance (515 Madison) to the ticket office on Pier 52 (801 Alaskan Way) is a little over half a mile. It is a pleasant walk unless, of course, you are traveling with luggage.
Happy Trails to You
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They redid the restaurant a couple years ago and renamed it Sky City. The food is supposed to be better than before, but the prices are still sky high--so to speak: http://www.spaceneedle.com/restaurant/
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If the weather is clear, the experience of eating in the revolving resturant is worth the marginal food and high prices. If the weather is socked in, I wouldn't bother. You can see the inside of a cloud a lot less expensively.