Chihuly Garden and Glass

The exhibit and garden surpassed my wildest hopes. The facility and grounds are impeccable, accessible, the staff were friendly and of course the art!! This is an absolute can't miss place. It was amazing to be so close to such incredible beauty. 5⭐️'s for sure.

Lovely museum & gift shop. No wait on a Friday in July. Beautiful glass sculptures indoors and outdoors.
Cashless gift shop.
Right next to the Space Needle. Discount available when visiting both attractions.

Great place to visit but my family thought that we didn’t get value for the money spent. On the other hand you will see some great glass art. I would say highlight is gallery (first portion), garden and theatre were just about ok. Recommended if you want to see some never seen before art. You will be done within an hour unless you want to do a detailed research on the art.

Must visit in Seattle. Chihuly Gardens and Glass left me in awe. I have such an appreciation for the amount of work that it takes to work with blown glass and seeing the work of Dale Chihuly and his artists was awesome. His pieces are beautiful and everything at Chihuly Garden and Glass left me in awe. He considered everything from the shape of the glasshouse to the way the glass reflected on exhibit, and even the orbs in the garden that reflect the Space Needle. We did the audio tour that is located on the website and then once through the glass house and outdoors we participated in a short guided tour. We took our time, sitting on the benches in the different rooms to listen to the audio and then exploring the pieces. I’d recommend the audio tour so you’re able to learn more of the history of the pieces and the inspiration.
It’s probably better to visit with older kids as younger ones may get bored quickly or want to touch.

This was worth every penny to see. The sculptures were unreal.

We purchased the combo ticket deal of the Space Needle & the museum, if you want to do both I recommend you combining the tickets to save money.

We had no line which was perfect, not too crowded. I recommend going as early as you can so you can take your time enjoying all the art.

HIGHLY recommend checking this out if you are visiting Seattle.

We were thrilled to discover tickets online at a fantastic price, saving us a considerable sum. After a smooth check-in at the booth, we embarked on an enchanting journey, starting with the captivating Chihuly Garden and Glass. For an entire hour, we were mesmerized by the brilliant artistry of Dale Chihuly's glass sculptures, which harmoniously melded with the surrounding lush greenery, creating a dreamlike ambiance that left us awe-inspired.

Following this artistic escapade, we made our way to the iconic Space Needle, a symbol of innovation and architectural brilliance. The line to ascend the needle was surprisingly manageable, and before we knew it, we were transported to breathtaking heights, witnessing the city's skyline unfold before our eyes. The panoramic views were nothing short of spectacular, and we relished every moment, taking in the blend of urban splendor and natural beauty.

It's worth noting that, much like the ascent, the departure from the Space Needle involved a short wait in line. Yet, this minor inconvenience paled in comparison to the incredible memories we gathered throughout the day.

In conclusion, this outing proved to be an unforgettable adventure, from the spellbinding Chihuly exhibit to the exhilarating heights of the Space Needle. We wholeheartedly recommend it to all seeking an exceptional experience in the heart of the city. Whether you're an art enthusiast, an architectural admirer, or simply looking to create lasting memories, this journey promises to exceed your expectations. Don't miss out on this remarkable opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty and wonder that awaits.

Got a ticket through the City Pass and I must say, I was *blown* away by the glass art! Practically incredible and every piece I saw gave me the wow factor. Highly encourage visiting this exhibit and taking your time through each section. There’s a small cinema at the end that plays documentaries dedicated to the maker and I really enjoyed learning more about the history and art.