Space Needle
If you are looking for a fun and exciting place to visit with your pets, look no further than the Space Needle. The Space Needle is one of the most iconic landmarks in Washington and a must-see attraction for anyone who loves heights, views and history. The Space Needle is more than just a tower, it's a symbol of innovation, creativity and progress. And it's also a great place to enjoy with your pets.
Praise from our satisfied customers:
History
Space Needle with Pets
Pets are allowed on
The grounds of the Seattle Center, where the Space Needle is located. You can walk around the park with your pets on a leash and enjoy the gardens, fountains and sculptures.
The elevators that take you up to the observation deck and the restaurant. You can bring your pets with you as long as they are in a carrier or a stroller.
The observation deck, where you can admire the panoramic views of Seattle and beyond with your pets by your side.
The gift shop, where you can buy souvenirs for yourself and your pets.
Pets are not allowed on
The restaurant, where food is served. You can leave your pets in their carrier or stroller at the entrance or ask a staff member to watch them for you while you dine.
The glass floors, walls and benches on the observation deck. These are not safe for pets as they might scratch or break them.
Some general tips
Make sure your pets are comfortable with heights and crowds before you bring them to the Space Needle. Some pets might get scared or stressed by the noise, movement and unfamiliar environment.
Bring water, snacks and toys for your pets to keep them hydrated, fed and entertained during your visit.
Be respectful of other visitors and staff members. Keep your pets under control at all times and clean up after them if they make a mess.
Have fun! The Space Needle is a unique and memorable experience for you and your pets.
Flora & Fauna
Cherry trees: These trees bloom in spring and create a beautiful contrast with the Space Needle. They are native to Japan and were gifted to Seattle by Japan's former prime minister Nobusuke Kishi in 1976.
Pigeons: These birds are common in urban areas and often flock around the Space Needle. They are also known as rock doves and can have different colors and patterns on their feathers.
Squirrels: These rodents are agile and curious and can be seen scampering around the park. They are mostly gray or brown and have bushy tails. They eat nuts, seeds and fruits.
Crows: These birds are smart and social and can be heard cawing from the trees. They are black and have a distinctive beak shape. They eat insects, worms, eggs and garbage.
Hawks: These birds are predators and can be spotted soaring above the Space Needle. They have sharp talons and a hooked beak. They eat rodents, birds and reptiles.
Taking Care of your Dog
Bathing: We use natural and gentle shampoo and conditioner to clean your dog's coat and skin. We also rinse, dry and brush your dog to make them look and feel fresh.
Haircut: We trim your dog's hair according to your preference or breed standard. We use professional scissors and clippers to give your dog a neat and stylish look.
Nail trim: We cut your dog's nails to prevent them from growing too long and causing pain or injury. We also file them to smooth the edges and avoid scratching.
Massage: We massage your dog's muscles and joints to relieve tension and stress. We also use aromatherapy oils to calm your dog's mood and senses.
Taking Care of your Cat
Bathing: We use natural and gentle shampoo and conditioner to clean your cat's coat and skin. We also rinse, dry and brush your cat to make them look and feel fresh.
Haircut: We trim your cat's hair according to your preference or breed standard. We use professional scissors and clippers to give your cat a neat and stylish look.
Nail trim: We cut your cat's nails to prevent them from growing too long and causing pain or injury. We also file them to smooth the edges and avoid scratching.
Massage: We massage your cat's muscles and joints to relieve tension and stress. We also use aromatherapy oils to calm your cat's mood and senses.
Interesting Facts about the Space Needle
The Space Needle was inspired by a sketch on a napkin by Edward E. Carlson, who saw a similar structure in Stuttgart, Germany.
The Space Needle was almost painted black, but the color was changed to white, orange and olive green to match the World's Fair theme.
The Space Needle has 848 steps from the bottom to the top, but visitors are not allowed to use them except in emergencies or special events.
The Space Needle has a lightning rod on top that protects it from strikes. It also has 25 lightning rods on the roof of the Seattle Center.
The Space Needle has a time capsule buried at its base that contains items from 1962, such as a Beatles album, a dollar bill and a can of Spam. It will be opened in 2062.
