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Downtown, kid-friendly (2.5 yo) and arts-oriented?

A friend of my folks, who I haven't met, is in town next weekend with his wife and 2.5 year-old kid, and is looking for restaurant and activity recommendations downtown. I know, it's vague, but that's all I've got to go on. Oh, and he works at a museum.

Thoughts?

Matthew Richter asked in Things to do with Your Kids 10 months ago | Report

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    Not exactly downtown but I'm sure you thought of the children's museum and pac sci center. And while you are at seattle center you can bring the tyke up the needle and go for a tour on the ducks. Every kid I've known that has doen the ducks has loved it. Plus, you can ride the monorail to westlake and go to the Market - not exactly kid-centric but full of lots of sights and sounds.

    Don't forget the aquarium. Octopusses and sharks are always cool.

    Tom answered in Things to do with Your Kids 10 months ago | Report
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    What about the sculpture park? Pretty awesome place to walk around, see art, catch a bite. Close to the park by the water... We have had fun there with our daughter and each time there is something else that strikes her fancy.

    joey_graff answered in Things to do with Your Kids 10 months ago | Report
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    Soundbridge maybe? 2nd and Union in Benaroya Hall. Not sure if the schedules would match up, but worth checking out perhaps? Olympic Sculpture Park could also be fun. Any number of restaurants on the waterfront could be suitable and fun for a 2.5 year old.

    NealH answered in Things to do with Your Kids 10 months ago | Report
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