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Seattle Trip Report: Alaska Airlines First Impressions, Gum Wall, Pike Market & The Tiny Space Needle
In this episode of the Miles to Memories podcast we discuss Mark’s recent trip to Seattle as he unnecessarily slanders some of the city’s landmarks and Alaska Airlines. Along the way we learn how miles and points helped Mark to make the trip a little more comfortable.
Episode Notes
- 7:23 – Basics of Seattle trip
- 10:33 – Mark’s not a fan of Alaska Airlines
- 15:42 – Hotel 1000 LXR, A Hilton Property
- 21:49 – Sightseeing and touring Seattle
- 34:17 – Some trouble flying home
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The Space Needle was built in 1959 for the World’s Fair in 1962. It wasn’t meant to be a permeant. The CN Tower was built in 1973 as a permeant structure. You could use gloves to put gum on the gum wall. I don’t know if you wanted a view of the City and Lake Washington, but you should have gone to the top of the Columbia Tower and had a drink. It has a magnificent view.
Thanks for the tip Carolyn – I’ll have to check it out next time.