Bank of America Tower (formerly Columbia Seafirst Center) Seattle

701 Fifth Ave, Columbia Street Seattle , Washington, United States - Phone: 206 386 5151

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    A Quacking good day in Seattle

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    After another standard hotel breakfast (the novelty is wearing off now) we hopped in the car and drove down to the Bank of America tower on Columbia/5th Ave and went up to the 73rd floor for some amazing views over Seattle – and only cost $19.00 for us all (as compared to $80+ for the Space Needle near our hotel). We …

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    Seattle's Big Climb

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    I signed up for the Seattle/Alaska chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) Big Climb. This is their largest fundraiser of the year. All proceeds go towards LLS' mission to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease, and myeloma and to improve the quality of life for patients and their families.

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    Hello Seattle...........we're listening

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    ... day/s.  We walked into downtown and past the huge shops and department stores (surreal again) and first got bus to Bank of America tower with fab views of river, sea and lakes and the mountains.  Was really astounded at what a beautiful ...

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    Day 16: The first day of summer shines in Seattle

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    ... we could go in Seattle, we then headed up: up the hill to the Columbia Center (also known as the Bank of America Tower), which is the tallest building in Seattle and I think one of the tallest on the West Coast. It has an observation area, and from there ...

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    A Quacking good day in Seattle

    31 photos

    After another standard hotel breakfast (the novelty is wearing off now) we hopped in the car and drove down to the Bank of America tower on Columbia/5th Ave and went up to the 73rd floor for some amazing views over Seattle – and only cost $19.00 ...