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Kids & Family

Kid Friendly Activities in the Seattle Area

Richard Rooney gives some ideas for kid friendly activities for families to do in the Seattle area.

In the hustle and bustle of a big city, it can sometimes be difficult to find kid-friendly things to do. When visiting Seattle, there are lots of fun activities to do as a family. Whether your family is local or tourists, there is something for everyone to enjoy:

Seattle Chocolate Tour

For a fun time and delicious sweets, head over to the Seattle Chocolate Tour. This is every kid’s dream. Not only will you and your family get to indulge and enjoy the sweet taste of chocolate treats, you will be able to learn how it’s all made from start to finish. On the Chocolate Indulgence Walking Tour of Seattle, discover the history of Seattle chocolate and why the city is known for it. The two-hour tour will also feature 15 tastings from famous dessert stores.

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Rent Kayaks

If you’re looking for more outdoor kid-friendly fun, take your family on a kayaking adventure. Seattle has so many places to go take a kayak for a spin or find lessons if you have never gone kayaking before. Head out to the waters of Lake Union for an unforgettable adventure. The

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Woodland Park Zoo

Heading to the zoo is one of the best activities to do as a family. In the heart of Seattle, the Woodland Park Zoo offers kids the chance to see and learn all about wildlife. Even on the rainy days kids can still have fun at the zoo. The Woodland Park Zoo features indoor Zoomazium playground for kids of all ages to run around and have fun. In rain or shine, you and your family will have the experience of a lifetime.

Seattle Pinball Museum

For the kids who love arcades, head over to the famous Seattle Pinball Museum. This museum shows the history and appreciation of a time before gaming happened on a tv screen or game box. The museum resides in the Chinatown-International District and is a must-see when visiting Seattle. You and your family will be able to play with pinball machines that date all the way back to the 1960’s. Take your kids back to a time of vintage gaming and fun.

Gameworks

For a more up-to-date gaming experience, head over to Seattle’s Gameworks. This huge arcade features over 180 interactive games for kids and their family. They have everything from racing games, fighting games and even traditional carnival games. There is no shortage have fun to be had while playing with your kids at Gameworks. Be sure to grab a bite to eat there to try some of the delicious burgers, pizzas and salad that they offer.

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