What to Do at SEA

• Beecher Handmade Cheese: Central Terminal / Concourse level. Famous for cheese-based grabs and sandwiches, great for a light lunch or snack for cheese-lovers.
• Anthony's Restaurant: Main terminal seafood and local-style food. A relaxing alternative for longer layovers.
• Quick Grab Food: Burgers, salads, coffee shops, take-away counters — handy when on the move.

• Duty-Free & Retail: Perfumes, chocolates, souvenirs, travel essentials, and gadgets — ideal for last-minute purchases.
• Local Souvenirs & Artisan Gifts: Boutique-style stores with Seattle or Pacific Northwest themed items.

• Alaska Lounge: Concourse C, D, North Satellite. Wi-Fi, meals, snacks, natural light, and comfortable seating.
• The Club SEA: Concourse A & South Satellite. Accessible via day-pass or Priority Pass. Wi-Fi, food, and beverages for all travellers.
• Delta Sky Club: Concourse A. Calm space with refreshments for Delta passengers.
• Free Relax Spots: Public art installations, live music (when scheduled) for a taste of Seattle culture.

• Art Exhibits: Rotating public-art displays — paintings, sculptures, murals — curated by the Port authority.
• Live Music: Folk or jazz performances within terminals or common areas.
• Scenic Views: Lounges or window seating provide distant views of trees, hills, or water for a relaxing contrast.

• 3-Hour Layover: Airside only. Quick sandwich at Beecher Handmade Cheese, underground train to Concourse A, light bite at The Club SEA lounge, coffee, device charging, then board.
• 5–6 Hour Layover: Airside + easy walk. Art-walk exploration, optional live music, meal at Anthony's or café, relax in a lounge, optional light-rail to Seattle (2.5–3 hours round trip).
• 8+ Hour Stopover: Half-day city tour. Take Link light-rail to downtown (30–40 min), sightseeing, meal, visit museum/art district, return to SEA with at least 2-hour buffer before boarding.

• Duty-Free & Retail: Post-security areas for fragrances, chocolates, souvenirs, travel accessories, books, and local gifts.
• Dining: 40+ eateries across concourses — from coffee and sandwiches to seafood and regional cuisine. Options for vegetarian, vegan, and light meals.
• Lounges: Multiple lounges across concourses & satellites; Wi-Fi, workspaces, showers (some lounges), snacks, meals, seating. Access via membership, status, or paid pass.
• Ground Transportation: Link light-rail to downtown Seattle, ride-share, taxi, shuttle buses. Light-rail often faster during peak hours.

Free Wi-Fi, power outlets, ATMs, travel kiosks, restrooms, accessible facilities. Baggage help or storage via airline or Airport Assist.