Step into the romance of Sleepless in Seattle on this immersive film and TV tour, perfect for those with limited time in the city! Begin at Houseboat 2460, the “starting point of fate” where Sam’s lakeside home set the stage for the film’s love story. Next, ascend the iconic Space Needle for sweeping city views, then explore the dazzling Chihuly Garden and Glass, where vibrant sculptures create a dreamlike backdrop. At lunchtime, wander through bustling Pike Place Market—browse lively stalls, taste local flavors, and relive moments from the film’s charming scenes. Conclude at serene Lake Union, with its shimmering waters and houseboat views, the ultimate spot to reflect on love and romance. Compact yet full of cinematic magic, this tour blends iconic filming locations with Seattle’s artistic beauty and charm, making it perfect for movie fans and couples alike.
No Admission Ticket: This package does not include the admission ticket to the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass.<br/>Please Note: The return time is approx, but may vary depending on traffic and weather conditions.<br/>Pickup included
The tour duration already includes lunch and rest stops, traffic delays, and driving hours between each location throughout the day. Please note that the total duration may vary depending on traffic and weather conditions.
Itinerary:
Sleepless in Seattle Filming location: 2460 Houseboat Villa (15 mins) → Sleepless in Seattle, Finding Mr. Right Filming location: Space Needle & Chihuly Glass Art Garden (optional, 120 mins) → Sleepless in Seattle Filming location: Pike Place Market (120 mins, including lunch time) → Sleepless in Seattle Filming location: Lake Union (15 mins)
This charming boathouse on Seattle’s waterfront is where Sam and Annie’s love story begins in Sleepless in Seattle. Featured in several of the film’s most romantic scenes, it captures the tenderness and magic of their first connection. Standing here, you can almost relive those iconic moments, imagining the heartfelt encounters that made this spot a symbol of love and cinematic romance.
Optional, ticket required
The Space Needle, Seattle’s 605-foot-tall landmark built for the 1962 World’s Fair, is one of the city’s most famous attractions and a symbol of modern architecture. Its observation deck offers stunning 360-degree views of Elliott Bay, Mount Rainier, and the Olympic and Cascade Mountains, making it a must-see for visitors. Beyond its panoramic scenery, it holds a special place in film history as the romantic setting for the unforgettable finale of Sleepless in Seattle, where Sam and Annie finally meet. Standing atop the tower, you can relive the magic of that iconic cinematic moment while enjoying the revolving restaurant or exploring the cultural attractions at its base. Combining breathtaking views, futuristic design, and a touch of Hollywood romance, the Space Needle is a destination where reality and movie nostalgia beautifully intertwine.
Combined time with Chihuly Garden and Glass is 2 hours.
Chihuly Garden and Glass, in the heart of Seattle, is a stunning exhibition dedicated to world-renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly. Its highlight, the Glasshouse, features a 40-foot-tall structure with 1,340 vibrant glass pieces suspended overhead, creating a kaleidoscope of color and light. Inside, galleries showcase Chihuly’s iconic chandeliers, intricate sculptures, and large-scale installations from his extraordinary career. Outside, a lush garden mingles with dazzling glass creations, turning the space into a living work of art. Open year-round, it also offers guided tours, a café to relax amid the artistry, and a gift shop filled with Chihuly-inspired keepsakes. Immersive and visually captivating, it’s an essential Seattle experience celebrating the boundless beauty of creativity.
Combined time with the Space Needle is 2 hours.
Pike Place Market, one of Seattle’s most iconic landmarks, has been a bustling hub since 1907, offering vibrant energy, fresh seafood, flowers, artisanal goods, and stunning views of Puget Sound. Known for its lively Pike Place Fish Market and the original Starbucks, it’s a quintessential Seattle experience. The market also holds a special cinematic charm as a key location in Sleepless in Seattle, where Annie wanders its lively aisles, reflecting on her feelings for Sam. Exploring its winding levels and eclectic stalls, you can soak in both its historic character and the film’s romantic nostalgia. Don’t miss quirky gems like the Market Theater Gum Wall or enjoy dining at cozy eateries overlooking Elliott Bay. A visit here blends culture, food, and movie magic, letting you step into one of the film’s most charming backdrops while savoring the market’s timeless atmosphere.
The time allotted includes lunchtime.
Lake Union, stretching through the heart of Seattle, is best known for its charming houseboats featured in Sleepless in Seattle, including the one where Sam lived in the film. This picturesque lake offers stunning views of both downtown Seattle to the south and the Fairmont District and University City to the north. Each year, it hosts the vibrant Lake Union Canoe Festival, filling the water with colorful canoes, and its Independence Day fireworks display lights up the sky in a dazzling celebration. A visit here blends cinematic nostalgia with scenic beauty, making it a must-see spot for fans of the film and lovers of Seattle’s waterfront charm.
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Please arrive at the starting point 5-10 mins before departure time.
Know Before You Go
Late Passengers: Late passengers have a maximum 10-minute grace period. JUPITER LEGEND and CTOUR HOLIDAYS is not liable for delays or missed connections.
Vehicle Transfers: Passengers may be transferred to another vehicle if needed.
Check-In Documents: Bring a valid photo ID and your email confirmation for smooth check-in.
Smoking and Pet Policy: Smoking is prohibited on buses (fines may apply-$250+). No pets allowed.
Terms & Conditions: Tour terms & conditions may change—please check the product website for updates. The tour operator is not liable for damages unless required by law.
Leaving the Group: If you decide to leave the tour early, you must inform the guide and sign a departure form. No refunds will be issued for unused portions of the trip.
Gifts and Refunds: Gifts provided during the tour may change due to weather or unforeseen circumstances. No refunds will be issued for changes.
Parking is not available at the meeting point. Guests must arrange their own transportation to and from the departure location.
Itinerary Changes: The tour operator may adjust the itinerary to ensure a smooth experience.
Tour Adjustments: The guide may modify schedules based on weather, traffic, or other conditions.
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