Tours are one hour and cover three blocks. This tour is not ADA accessible; we will encounter six individual flights of stairs and uneven terrain.
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If interested in history and seeing some of the underground, this is a great tour. Prior to taking the tour some reviews were saying they were disappointed that they didn't see more of the underground....but if they would have listened to the tour guide, they would understand why. I was not disappointed.
Visitors with a curiosity about the other side of Seattle's story need look no farther than a few feet below them, into the city's notorious Underground. Thanks to fascinating guided tours in the city's historic Pioneer Square neighborhood, venturing beneath the streets is a fairly easy feat.
“Is there a way to see the Seattle Underground on your own? preferably cheaper and shorter.” No, because the underground under each business is owned by that particular business and the tour rents access to the underground from individual businesses.
I wouldn't recommend this tour for kids under ten, as it is quite long for little people. #6 Underground Paranormal Tour If you have kids 13 or older, this is a very cool experience. Become ghost hunters and discover paranormal experiences underneath Seattle. #7 The Seattle Great Wheel is a great way to see Seattle.
Avoid downtown Seattle's 3rd Avenue, particularly between Pike and Pine, and James and Yesler. Pioneer Square, SoDo, the International District, First Hill, and certain parts of Belltown can be a bit sketchy. That said, visitors should exercise caution when exploring at night.
This is an absolute MUST while in Seattle – don't explore the market before you learn all the ins and outs of it first – you will appreciate it that much more when you finish the tour and go back in to get some goodies (with many discounted because of the tour!!)
Many neighborhoods are walkable, particularly those with large commercial areas. You can easily walk around some of Seattle's best neighborhoods like downtown Seattle, Capitol Hill, and Fremont. Walking is a great option if you want to check out all the city's nooks and crannies and find hidden gems.