“We are doing work on the Space Needle that has never been done before, at 500 feet in the air. It takes an incredible amount of hard work and dedication by our construction partners to make ...

The 605-foot-tall Space Needle is still ‘absolutely safe to visit’ despite a video revealing a crack in the Seattle attraction’s glass floor. A Space Needle official told PEOPLE that the ...

"The Space Needle has always been about looking out to the distance and the view beyond, but now it's also about looking down and also looking at itself," explained Payson.

The Space Needle was built in 400 days and cost $4.5 billion to build. Safety of the structure is paramount. “Our technicians and engineers check the building every day for safety, and our team ...

Space Needle unveils outdoor, all-glass, double-deck elevator for Memorial Day Weekend The other two elevators at the Space Needle are scheduled to be modernized and are expected to be open by 2028.

Amy Cunningham, the Space Needle's Director of Public Relations, explained that the top layer of the glass floor, known as a "scuff plate," is designed to protect against shoe marks.

The Space Needle’s new all-glass, double-deck outdoor elevator is seen on the move, Thursday, May 22, 2025, in Seattle before opening to the public Friday. This first replacement elevator is on ...

The Space Needle is getting doubly cool. Visitors to the iconic Seattle tower can now ride to the top in a double-decker, floor-to-ceiling glass elevator — the first of its kind in North America ...

Two leaders behind the Seattle Space Needle's massive redesign say it was a huge undertaking and one that was crucial to preserve the city's iconic landmark.