Go Seattle Card
Save up to 45% with one ticket to 35 top attractions!

Comments about Smart Destinations Go Seattle Card:

We have purchased these gocards at several different cities. Look over the attractions first to see if it fits your interests. It requires some planning ahead of time. Try to see attractions by area; this is the way it is presented in the book. Your tickets have to be purchased by 05:30 pm. We purchased our Seattle Space Needle ticket in the morning and used it later that day when it cleared up. She also said we could have used it at night instead. Just know that the Space Needle lines can get long. Read over the whole book. There was a free exhibit in the book that was interesting to see: Jimi Hendrix memorial. We went on 2 Argosy boat tours which were good. The Museum of Flight is good. You get to board a Concorde & retired Air Force One. Definitely a money saver.

Comments about Smart Destinations Go Seattle Card:

The Go Seattle Card is a great value if you really make an effort to go to many of the places on the card. We found ourselves trying things we may not have gone to just to help us feel like we got a better value. I would definitely recommend calculating the cost of what you really want to see and do before deciding to buy. A City Pass probably would have suited us fine, and been a little cheaper. Having said that though, we did experience a lot of fun places we may not have otherwise. The Museum of Flight is one example. It was absolutely incredible!!! We just happened to stop by on our way back to the airport and spent nearly three hours there. We could have spent even more. My husband and I loved it and so did our kids, 8 and 11. The Bug Safari was really unimpressive even though it was one of the places I actually wanted to see. The Pacific Science Center was another favorite for my kids. We spent hours there too. The Space Needle is a must. I recommend going early in the day as the lines were much shorter. Our family also enjoyed the Harbor Cruise and the Safeco Baseball Park tour. We also did the Qwest field tour, but it wasn't quite as fun. If you're into baseball, you have to take the tour. The field is amazing. The Music Experience, Science Fiction Musieum, Pacific Science Center and Space Needle can all be done in one day if you start early. They are all right at Seattle Center and are not all day activities. Overall a great purchase if you are committed to getting your money's worth.

Comments about Smart Destinations Go Seattle Card:

The card allows you to do everything you would want to do anyway in seattle without having to pay large sums of money to do them. Nice when we got 20% off our lunch in the mexican resturant in the mall. The booklet that comes with it was a great help. I would highly reccomend this card to everyone.

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Both the Go Seattle Card Guidebook and the staff that sold us the card said it was currently valid at WildWaves Theme Park (we bought it at the booth outside EMP). This was the main reason we bought the card (we're from Canada). Turns out WildWaves does not accept the Go Seattle Pass at all. So I'm standing there at the entrance with my kids all ready to go in and we're told we will all need to pay full price. Reluctantly, I fork out the cash to pay for the entire group ($215+ ... that we could barely afford after paying for the Go Seattle Cards)Thanks for nothing Go Pass ... try properly informing your staff so this doesn't happen to other families that have faith in your service.

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In 2009, we were planning a family trip to Seattle and purchased five of these "GO CARDS". Due to the economy and several family issues, our trip was cancelled. (As everyone knows, the problems with the economy are affecting MANY, MANY people). Smart Destinations does not want to be bothered; the cards expire when they expire whether they are used or not. I have requested extending them out until the end of 2011 so that we can use them during the Summer of 2011 and have even offered to pay the difference in cost to no avail. I have even contacted the Attorney General's office; much to my dismay these cards are NOT considered "gift cards" by law and, therefore, they actually can expire before your first use (wherein gift cards are good for seven years). I have used these in the past (with great satisfaction), but have always waited until I was actually in the city. I suggest you do the same or end of losing close to [$]!

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The By Unsatisfied Customer from Fort Lauderdale, FL on 9/12/2009 is an idiot! They're upset at themselves and blame Smart Destinations. How can they review something when they loose their card and can't use it? You can't fix stupid!

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Too pricey for too little time to use-doing this would exhaust even the most resilient of families. Great for young couples, but that's about it.

Comments about Smart Destinations Go Seattle Card:

We redeemed vouchers at Experience Music Project in Seattle Center (Space Needle, Rock N Roll Museum, theatres, etc). It was readily accepted at all 3 venues we were able to see that day. Users should know that a number of the venues are located well south of Seattle and Tacoma, which can make a long commute going and coming. Otherwise, a nifty idea. Will definitely use the Go Card in other cities when I travel again.

Comments about Smart Destinations Go Seattle Card:

I absolutely love this card! I was in Seattle for work and decided to take in a few sites over the weekend. I did the winery tour, which could not have been better, and had a blast. Everything except food and my gifts was included. I did so many things that I would not have done if I had to pay the admission price, like the music experience, science fiction museum, mono rail, and the lake cruise. The one thing I would highly recommend is to get the card as soon as possible. I waited until mid day on Saturday and lost valuable sight seeing time. I would also really think about all the things you could do with the card and how many days you need it for. I bought the 2 day, but once I started using it I wished I had bought the 3 day for the extra $10. Everything you get with the card is first class! Don't be afraid that you will have second rate seats or options. It is so worth the money!

Comments about Smart Destinations Go Seattle Card:

[...] were able to plan out each day. The booklet and website gave great descriptions of the available options along with locations and maps. We should have purchased the five day pass because we didn't get to see and do everything that we wanted to on the Go Seattle Card. Well worth it. We will purchase Go Cards for other cities.