Downtown Seattle luggage storage

About Downtown Seattle

Downtown Seattle is a hopping metropolis buzzing with vitality and exploding with cultural diversity. Located on Puget Sound, downtown Seattle is full of life and draws tourists from around the globe. While exploring downtown Seattle, you will find influences from several different cultures, including Native American, Asian, and Latin. Its most famous landmark, the Space Needle, is a big tourist draw. Locals and tourists can be found bustling through the streets of downtown enjoying the bakeries, coffee shops, restaurants, and boutiques. Visit an outdoor café and watch people rushing. On the rare sunny day, people flock to the outdoors to enjoy the feel of the sunshine. Drop by the Central Waterfront and be awed by the giant Ferris wheel. Wander through some of the food stalls at Pike Place Market and enjoy several native dishes. Stop in for an exciting coffee experience at the Starbucks Roastery and Tasting Room. With Amazon and Microsoft having their headquarters in Seattle, the population exploding created a need for more restaurants, shops, and recreation within the city. This population boom caused downtown to expand into a world-renowned powerhouse of cultural diversity.  

Fun Fact: By the way, did you know Seattle is the birthplace of Starbucks?

Things to do in Downtown Seattle

There are many different things to try and see while exploring downtown Seattle. Experiences that are unique to the city will leave you with memories that will last a lifetime. Cultural experiences abound and leave you wanting more and more. From food tours to shopping excursions, you will be left wanting more of downtown Seattle. Downtown Seattle is exploding more and more as their population grows. Bounce recommends several different places and experiences you do not want to miss:

• Sign up for the Eat Seattle tour, where you will be led through an experience like no other through Pike Place Market, including a cooking demonstration. 
• Get tickets for the Seattle Symphony at Benaroya Hall and enjoy an evening of classical music and fantastic ambiance. 
• Enjoy an enthusiastic performance by the Pacific Northwest Ballet; there are over 100 performances held throughout the year. 
• Visit the downtown shops, including quaint boutiques and larger department stores. Explore Nordstrom, Brooks Running, Filson, and REI. 
• Sign up for Ethnic Seattle, a food tour that takes you through the International food district, including Chinatown and Little Saigon. 
• Stop in and check out the Can Can Culinary Cabaret in Pike Place Market, where you will head underground for a night to remember in an old Vaudevillian chapel. 
• Being the birthplace of Starbucks, you cannot miss visiting the Starbucks Reserve Roastery and Tasting Room filled with rare coffee flavors unique only to Starbucks. 
• You cannot leave downtown Seattle without visiting Steepologie, a renowned tea room where you can get hot or iced tea from one of over 250 loose-leaf blends, including herbals.
• Visit Pike Place Market, one of the oldest known public farmers’ markets and has run continuously since 1907.  

Transit Options in Downtown Seattle

• King County Metro Transit
• Sound Transit’s Link light rail
• Seattle Streetcars
• Seattle Center Monorail 

Luggage Storage in Downtown Seattle

Downtown Seattle is always bustling and filled with locals and tourists. Lugging your heavy and bulky bags through downtown Seattle is not ideal, especially when you want to visit some of the attractions, shops, or restaurants. Many places do not allow large baggage leaving you looking for a place to stash your bags.

Look for a downtown Bounce location for a safe place to put your baggage when you are in Seattle. Short-term luggage storage solutions are located throughout downtown Seattle, so you do not have to ditch your bags in an unsafe environment.

Luggage Storage Options in Downtown Seattle

• Space Needle: Probably the biggest tourist attraction in Seattle, the iconic Space Needle is an observation tower where you can look out over the city, all the way out to the seashore. Drop your bags at a Bounce location to avoid bag searches and hassles when visiting the Space Needle. 
• Pike Place Market: One of the oldest farmers markets, Pike Place Market has a little something for everyone, including fresh produce, handmade crafts, trendy food stalls, and live entertainment. Stow your bulky bags with Bounce so you are not weighed down with heavy luggage. 
• Kerry Park: Looking for the perfect photo opportunity in downtown Seattle? Head over to Kerry Park. This public park sits on Queen Anne Hill and is the ideal place to pack a picnic and enjoy looking down on the city. Don’t be bogged down with extra bags while visiting the green space. Find a Bounce location to store your luggage safely.
• Seattle Great Wheel: Located right on the waterfront, you can ride the wheel for picturesque views of Downtown Seattle, the water, and surrounding green spaces. Bring along your camera, but don’t bring your large bags, they are prohibited. Instead, find a Bounce location nearby. 
• Museum of Flight: Wander through and have your mind blown as you learn about vintage airplanes. There are over 175 different aircraft on display here. Bring the kids to the Flight Zone for age-appropriate learning and play. Large bags are not allowed, so let Bounce hold onto your gear while you are visiting the museum. 
• Washington State Ferry: Buy tickets for the ferry and enjoy the salty sea air as you cruise across Puget Sound. Mingle with locals and tourists while learning more about the area from knowledgeable guides. Consider leaving your bags at a Bounce location to avoid messing with bulky bags while on the ferry. 
• Chihuly Garden and Glass: Classified as an art museum, this exhibit features studio glass by artist Dale Chihuly. As you walk through don’t forget to look up, there are over a thousand glass discs hanging above you. Since this is an art exhibit filled with glass sculptures, bulky bags are not ideal. Stow your bags with Bounce before exploring the Chihuly Garden and Glass. 
• Seattle Aquarium: Stare into another world and watch bright rockfish, sea anemones and salmon swim through the 120,000-gallon aquarium. Tide pools allow visitors to interact directly with certain sea creatures and learn more about the underwater world. Located at Pier 59, you will want to store your bags with Bounce before purchasing tickets and entering the aquarium. 
• Woodland Park Zoo: Zoos tend to bring out the kids in us all and this zoo is no different. Wander through and watch the chuckwalla, kookaburra, and wallaroo enjoying life at the zoo. Other more common animals such as big cats, elephants, rhinos, and giraffes can be seen relaxing in their enclosures. You do not want to be hindered by bulky bags while visiting the zoo; instead, drop them with Bounce for safekeeping.