Bus & coach · SEATTLE BUS TOURS
The 4 best seattle bus tours you can book today, with the fare, the running time and who each one suits. Number one is at the top for a reason; start there.
See Seattle by open-top bus, from Pike Place to Pioneer Square, with flexible 24 or 48-hour tickets, audio commentary, and panoramic upgrades.
“Lower seating on bottom floor found it difficult to see above window ledge.”
See Seattle’s major sights in three hours, from Pike Place Market to Ballard Locks, with local stories, mountain views, and easy transport.
“Our tour guide Gary was brilliant and hysterical! So very knowledgeable of Seattle and was kind and considerate! We covered a lot ground in 3 hours and despite the rain and clouds I was able to get some great photos.”
Review of Seattle’s hop-on hop-off bus, stops, timing, scenic extras, harbor cruise, value, and practical tips before you book.
“The bus I was riding on required us to get off at one stop with no warning. We had to wait over 30 minutes for another bus. The bus that we then got on had brake issues and we had to wait for another bus. We ended up walking back to our hotel. Sites were nice but transportation experience was sub par.”
Review of Seattle’s City Sightseeing HOHO bus, covering 18 stops, Sky View Observatory, timing, value, and practical booking tips.
“employees did not seem to be very knowledgeable. Had 48 hour pass + observation tower. Had to ask 2nd time for observation tower ticket. Also, later when I asked if the observation tower ticket was good 24 hours or 48 hours. Neither employee could give me an answer. Also, long wait times. Ended up walking to most spots. Actually had a hop on hop off bus at the designated area. Went to get on it and was told it was not hop on hop off. Exact same printing on bus that we had ridden prior. Apparently, he was hired for another use. After waiting 40 minutes walked to where we…”
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