Space Needle Entry Rules: Bags, Water, Food and Cameras

Small backpacks and purses that could fit under an airline seat are permitted inside. Medium bags and large backpacks, carry-on size, fit in the free lockers. Larger bags are not allowed and do not fit the lockers. All bags are subject to search. Small backpacks are permitted inside. Large backpacks of carry-on size go in the free lockers near the main entrance. Small purses, meaning something that could fit under an airline seat, are permitted inside.

• Bag: Small bags inside, larger ones in lockers
• Backpack: Small ones inside, large ones in lockers
• Water bottle: Plastic and metal allowed, no glass

Plastic and metal water containers are allowed and glass containers are prohibited. Bottle filling stations are available at the top. The pages do not mention outside food and coolers.

The FAQ says regular rules apply for proposals, including no tripods. The pages do not mention cameras, camera lenses, drones, laptops, tablets and power banks.

Strollers must be left in your car or parked in the designated stroller area because of limited elevator space. Car seats are fine. The pages do not mention a medical bag process.

The pages do not mention umbrellas, blankets and seat cushions.

The pages do not mention signs, flags and binoculars.

The pages describe no separate medical bag process, so ask the venue before the event if you need to bring medical items.

All guests go through security screening on entry and all bags and parcels are subject to search. Weapons are not permitted, except for law enforcement on duty.

Complimentary storage lockers are near the main entrance. They fit medium bags and large backpacks of carry-on size, but not bags too big to carry on a plane.

The pages describe the observation level visit. Special experiences can add their own rules, so check your ticket for the date.