Seattle Pass Guides
The worth-it math, the full inclusions list, CityPASS vs C3, the 9-day playbook, where to buy, and the Go City answer.
The 9-Day Playbook
Nine consecutive days from first use, a year on the shelf before that — plus the 2-day sprint, the 3-day classic and the reservation move that decides your Needle sunset.
Read guide →Is the Seattle CityPASS Worth It?
$139 against a $264 gate total — the three-attraction test, the personas it rewards, who should buy singles instead, and what 833 marketplace reviews say.
Read guide →CityPASS or the Seattle C3?
$139 for five attractions with the Day/Night Needle, or $108 for any three with single entry — the decision table, the family angle, and where the Museum of Flight fits.
Read guide →CityPASS vs Go City in Seattle: the Trick Question
Go City does not operate a Seattle pass, and the old Sightseeing Pass ceased in 2025 — what the comparison articles miss, and the real three-way choice that remains.
Read guide →What the Seattle CityPASS Includes
The two fixed attractions, the choice list of five, every gate price, the Day/Night Needle detail, the reservation rules and the child-age fine print — grounded August 2026.
Read guide →Where to Buy the Seattle CityPASS
The two always-on doors — the CityPASS-supplied marketplace listing and citypass.com direct — compared honestly on refunds and convenience, plus the warehouse-club answer.
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