Luggage Storage Pier 66

About Pier 66

Also known as the Bell Street Cruise Terminal, Pier 66 is the docking location for the Norwegian and Oceania cruise lines. It happens to be situated conveniently within Seattle’s downtown core and there are tons of interesting Seattle destinations located nearby. Pier 66 is located within Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood, known for its trendy restaurants, lively music scene, and abundance of art galleries. Bordering Belltown is downtown Seattle, known for its famous Pike Place Market, the flagship Starbucks location, the Seattle Art Museum, and many more attractions. One thing’s for sure, there’s no lack of fascinating areas to explore surrounding Pier 66.  

Things to do at Pier 66

Seattle’s Pier 66 is conveniently located within the downtown core. You’re just a short stroll from the iconic Pike Place Market and the trendy Belltown neighborhood, which is home to restaurants, nightlife, and a ton of offbeat attractions. Here are some essential itinerary items, according to Bounce:

• Explore the famous Pike Place Market and shop for tchotchkes, sweet treats, or fresh fish.

• Visit the Seattle Aquarium to learn about Puget Sound’s marine life and ecosystems. Don’t forget to visit the sea otters!

• Take a stroll through the Olympic Sculpture Park and admire the art and the beautiful harbor views.

• Visit the top of the Space Needle and take in the panoramic views of the city (and beyond). Grab a bite or a drink and stay for the sunset if you can.

• Snap a photo of the infamous Gum Wall. That’s right. It’s a wall covered in chewing gum. Add a piece of your own if you dare!

• Pop into one of the many nearby microbreweries to sample Seattle’s craft beer scene, or take a brewery tour to make sure you don’t miss any gems.

• Take in the Belltown nightlife.

• Admire art in the local Belltown galleries. From indigenous art, woodworking, glassblowing, and beyond, you’re sure to find something interesting. 

• Pop by Anthony’s Pier 66 restaurant to eat your fill of local seafood. The Dungeness crabs from the region can’t be missed.

• Ride the Seattle Great Wheel, an oceanfront Ferris wheel offering incredible views of Puget Sound.

Transit Options for Pier 66

• King County Metro 116, 120, 18, 62

• Greyhound from Vancouver, Bellingham, San Francisco

• FlixBus from San Francisco, Portland

• BoltBus from Bellingham, Portland

Luggage Storage at Pier 66

Pier 66 is the perfect starting point for exploring Seattle’s downtown core. Many of the city’s most famous attractions are within easy walking distance of the pier. Seattle’s downtown is hilly, and some attractions are quite crowded, meaning carrying bags with you can be a chore. Whether you’re a Seattle native or just visiting the area, a Bounce partner is the perfect place to securely store your excess bags so you can explore with ease.

Luggage Storage Options Near Pier 66

• The Original Starbucks: If you’re a coffee fiend, you can’t miss your chance to visit the location where it all started, back in 1971: the very first Starbucks. This location tends to be crowded, so stash your luggage with a Bounce partner near 1st and Pike to lighten your load.

• Pike Place Fish Market: This iconic fish market is always an exciting spot to visit, even if you’re not looking to purchase seafood. It’s where they throw the fish! Leave your bags with a nearby Bounce partner, so your hands are free to catch a fish.

• Seattle Glassblowing Studio: Whether you want to take a glassblowing class, shop for blown glass pieces, or simply admire the art, this is a must-visit destination. Drop your luggage with a nearby Bounce partner and don’t risk breaking anything inside.

• The Space Needle: An iconic feature of Seattle’s skyline, the Space needle offers 360-degree views of the region on a rotating glass floor. Leave your luggage at a nearby Bounce location as the Space Needle won’t permit you to enter with bags.

• Seattle Aquarium: Learn about Puget Sound ecosystems and marine life with a visit to this aquarium. Since you can’t enter with large bags, locate a Bounce partner nearby to store your belongings during your visit. 

• Olympic Sculpture Park: This free, outdoor park features modern art installations and plenty of green space and harbor views. Stow your luggage at a Bounce location in the neighborhood so you can explore without the extra weight.

• Anthony’s Pier 66: This Pacific Northwest restaurant chain is renowned for serving up the delectable seafood the PNW is known for, and the ocean views from this location are phenomenal. Leave your bags at a nearby Bounce partner to dine in comfort. 

• The Gum Wall: This wacky attraction has been around since the 90s. It may be grimy, but it’s certainly original. If you opt to visit this spot, leave your bags at the Bounce location near Pike Place, so you don’t risk contaminating them. 

• Seattle Art Museum: If you’re interested in visual arts, this museum has an exceptional, varied collection that is sure to fascinate you. Since you can’t enter with luggage, drop your bags with a nearby Bounce partner and explore the museum at your leisure.