Suzanne Kash: What a whimsical way to conjure holiday cheer! Our family loved being led through the experience by the generously kind cast of characters. Both my teen and my 4 year old were delighted. The puppet my daughter made is darling! And one of the activities provided fun, thought-provoking difficulty for my son and me. This was my daughter’s first meeting of Santa, and Mr. Kringle was the real deal! Kringle’s Inventionasium Experience supersedes waiting in line for a quick photo with Santa. Cute gifts and hot chocolate bar are a perfect plus. Free parking on Sunday was easily found not far from the entrance!
William Lew: Kim was amazing and very thorough on Thi’s Spooktacular tour. Her enthusiasm and engagement made this a thrill for our family. The audio and visual made this even better and well worth doing. Make sure Kim is your guide for the best tour ever!
Richard Fernandez: Wow! What an amazing tour! The scenery is pristine. Our tour guide was wonderful and full of great history and even some current tid-bits. The two hours seems to fly by as you motor through Elliot Bay into Puget Sound then through the Ballard Lock into Lake Union. Great views of the Seattle coast line and small marinas. It can be chilly and wet so dress accordingly. Drinks and food are available on the ship. We paid for the shuttle back and it was worth it as youll get a nice little city tour on the bus back. 5 stars and worth every bit!
Anthony Schmitz: The area is generally quite dull and uneventful. While there may be occasional special events, most of the time, not much happens here. The main attractions are the historic gate and the park located a short distance away. It doesn’t compare to the vibrant chinatowns found in other countries.
John Sparks: Huge park with lots to do for just about everyone. It has a large British Victorian style Art Deco plant conservatory, a Museum of Asian Art, miles of trails amid lawns and flowers, lots of wildlife (ducks, songbirds, rabbits. . . You get the idea! Its definitely worth a visit!
L. Chu: As a first generation, I feelthe exhibit somewhat disorganized. The display element across different asian countries is mixed and generic. I do appreciate the effort to build the connection and identity of Asian community. I think the whole museum exhibits design could follow Nordic museum and tenant museum in New York.
Shari McCollum: Took my grand-daughter and her friend to see Curt Cobains bench to get pictures. Quite a bit of winding turns to get there and traffic. Maps takes you to the street below the park but if you go around you can park above it and walk down the stairs to get to it. You can see the top of the house he lived in, but it is on private land. The park itself is not real big. There are two beaches, one dedicated to Cobain and another one a ways away.
R. S. W.: It took me less than 15 minutes to walk through this single floor museum. There really isn’t much to see. Although it is free, I feel like they could have made better use in a lot of the empty spaces/rooms. Personally, I expected more.
