Address: 2901 Western Ave, Seattle, WA 98121, USA
Phone: +12066543100
Carol Mackin
Wonderful place to visit for a brief walkthrough or stay and relax. You can either start on the shoreline or off of Broad St./Western Ave. There are multiple areas to set either in the red chairs or on concrete. During the day you can also sit inside the building that does have AC and some tables and chairs inside or out- there's also a restroom inside. The sculptures are very unique and it's a really cool view if you're looking out towards the water/ mountains or back towards Space Needle.
Sensebellum
The Olympic Sculpture Park is easily one of the best places to visit in Seattle. It has amazing views of the sound, is free and open, plus features many awesome and large scale sculptures throughout the grounds. Also worth checking out are the excellent "SAM Lights" events that are hosted in the winter. During one such occasion Sensebellum was invited out to provide a custom interactive lighting display spanning the trees throughout the park. Buttons on a kiosk invited people to press them which in turn sparked sounds and light to emanate from the trees and connect the whole park! Select pictures by the wonderful and talented "Jen Au". Thank you again to the team at the Seattle Art Museum!
Bill Young
Beautiful park stretching along the water between Seattle's 2 main cruise ship terminals. Great for strolling, walking, jogging, bicycling... sitting and gazing at the sea. Other sites of interest along the park include naturalist on duty, rose garden, fishing pier (temporarily closed), grain terminal, and salmon pens.
charlie sliwoski
If you haven't been here, or haven't been here lately, it is a fabulous place to visit on the Seattle waterfront. Don't let the name fool you, while there are outdoor sculptures to look at the trail that meanders along the waterfront is the main attraction. You can walk or bike with spectacular views or drop down and access the water to fish or dip your toes. You can continue your adventures along the waterfront to the south with great seafood restaurants and tourist shopping as well as the Seattle aquarium.
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There are chairs elsewhere in the park that you can move, but not directly by the amphitheatre.
No, however lots of open space and trails to explore. Nearest playground is at the Seattle center.
There is paid street parking within one block as well as several parking garages. Look for street parking on Alaska Way first.
Yes. If the plaza is open which it should be open 30 minutes past sunset there are 2 sets of restrooms on the parking garage level as well as on the 1st floor near the SAM Olympic Sculpture park entrance at the intersection of Western and Broad👌
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Unfortunately The Pavilion at the park is still closed due to covid-19. When the Pavilion is open they do have wheelchairs on loan. Also the Olympic Sculpture Park has Ada accessible ramps. Seattleartmuseum.org and select Olympic Sculpture Park for more detailed information.
Only on Sunday, you might find free parking. Otherwise there are pay to park street parkings available close by.
Matters on the type.
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