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We're going on a trip to the Pacific Northwest.
We will be visiting Seattle, Vancouver, and much more.
Join us on our fun adventure.
This is Seattle with Kids.
We're at the Space Needle.
Built in the Seattle Center for the 1962 World's Fair,
this observation tower was once the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River.
We're getting in the elevator.
Visitors can reach the top of the Space Needle by lifts that travel at 10 miles per hour.
The trip takes only 41 seconds.
This interactive wall shows pictures of many people that's been here.
Now we're going out to the observation deck.
We're 520 feet above ground.
What a great view up here.
But don't look down if you're scared of heights.
The original nickname of the Space Needle was the Space Cage.
We enjoyed the great views from the Space Needle.
You can purchase your tickets at spaceneedle.com.
We're at the Chihuly Garden and Glass.
Opened in 2012, this attraction showcases the studio glass of Dale Chihuly
This looks like a giant Sea anemone.
Watch out for the tentacles!
The ceiling of this room is very colorful.
This is my favorite exhibit.
Wow, those boats can hold a lot of glass.
I wish I could have one of these flower lanterns in my room.
The installation inside of the Glasshouse is an expansive 100-foot long sculpture
and is one of Chihuly’s largest suspended pieces.
Lastly, we're checking out the garden.
This is a must see in Seattle.
Please visit chihulygardenandglass.com to buy your tickets.
We're at the Seattle Children's Museum.
Founded in 1979, the museum features 22,000 square feet of play space,
with 11 exhibits designed for kids 10 months to 10 years.
First we're going to the Mountain exhibit.
Baby is lifting up the rock to see what's underneath.
We're entering the log tunnel.
And Baby is going down a slide made of ice.
Next is Cog City.
This exhibit lets you experiment with cause and effect.
Lastly, we're going to explore Global Village.
We're going to see what it's like living in Japan.
We had so much fun here.
Find out more at thechildrensmuseum.org.
We're at the EMP Museum.
Founded in the year 2000, this museum is dedicated to contemporary popular culture.
First we're going to check out the Nirvana exhibit.
Why is he naked all over?
Wow, this is a very tall music instrument tower.
On to the Indie Games Revolution exhibit.
This is the craziest game I've ever played.
We're going to the Infinite Worlds of Science Fiction.
This exhibit is packed with more than 150 artifacts from iconic films and television shows.
This is an Alien egg.
Oh no, it hatched!
Lastly, we're going to the horror movies exhibit.
He's the creepiest stuffed animal ever.
I'm turning into a monster.
Please go to empmuseum.org to buy your tickets.
We're at the Pacific Science Center.
This is a science museum opened in 1962 for the World’s Fair in Seattle.
First we're going back in time to see the dinosaurs.
Baby likes playing with the water gun.
Now he's stumping on the bugs.
I'm getting Baby to touch the yucky poop.
And now it's his turn to get somebody to touch it.
Next we're playing a game on nutrition.
I'm turning the wheel to make the person flip.
This is Baby's favorite part, the giant bubbles.
Lastly, we're playing with circuits.
We had so much fun playing at this museum.
Please go to pacificsciencecenter.org for information and tickets.
You can plan your trip at visitseattle.org.
Stay tuned for part 3.
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