Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience
Under $25Community-built museum in Seattle's Chinatown-International District telling Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander stories, with Bruce Lee exhibits.

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T-Mobile Park is an attraction in Seattle, WA, part of the Seattle guide. Cost: under $25.
1250 1st Ave S · Seattle, WA
T-Mobile Park is the home of the Seattle Mariners, a ballpark in the SoDo neighborhood that opened in 1999 as Safeco Field. Its retractable roof covers the field like an umbrella without fully enclosing it, so wind and weather still reach the game with the roof shut. A boardwalk on the View Level looks out over Puget Sound and the city skyline. Walking tours take you into the press box, private suites, dugouts and the visitors clubhouse when it is not in use.
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