Seattle (SEA) Flights

Seattle, Washington. “The Emerald City”. “The Jet City”. “The Rain City”. Call it by whatever nickname you want; it doesn’t make a difference to us. We just want you to enjoy a cup of coffee at the original Starbucks and dodge 80-pound flying salmon at Pike Place Market. All you need to do is book one of lastminute.co.nz’s cheap flights to Seattle and ask for a window seat.

Getting Around Seattle

After you’re done collecting your luggage at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), hop on the Central Link light rail service that’ll take you downtown. There’s no need for a car here, as many major attractions are within walking distance of each other.

When You Land…

When your flight to Seattle lands in the morning, get a fresh cup of coffee at the original Starbucks. Seriously, the first-ever Starbucks lives at 1912 Pike Place. Order a vanilla macchiato or vanilla mochaccino or one of those cappuccino things. Better practice your Italian coffee slang.

If you’re touching down in the afternoon and things seem a little fishy, that’s because they are…at Pike Place Market. Take a walk through one of the oldest public farmers markets in the United States, but be careful of flying fish. Seriously, the fishmongers here toss salmon and other catches of the day through the air to paying customers.

Are you on one of the flights to Seattle that lands at night? That’s great, because that’s right around the time the Capitol Hill neighbourhood will be coming alive. There seems to be a nightclub or bar on every block, so take your pick.

Live Like a Local

Blending in with the Seattleites is as easy as booking a stay at one of the Seattle hotels in the Queen Anne neighbourhood. Head over to Kerry Park and think about the meaning of life while taking in the best views of the Seattle skyline and Mount Rainier.

Okay. We’ve said all we can say about the Pacific Northwest’s “Emerald City”, so it’s your turn to act. We dare you to find better deals than lastminute.co.nz’s Seattle holiday packages. In fact, we double-dog dare you.