Following pick-up from a convenient downtown Seattle location, travel in our comfortable coach and learn all about William Boeing and his obsession with flight on your way to the Boeing Factory in Everett WA, 25 miles north of Seattle.
The Boeing assembly plant is home to legendary planes like the 747, 777 and the world’s most advanced jetliner the 787 Dreamliner. You’ll have an opportunity to learn about Boeing’s long and storied history, go inside the world’s largest building to view airplanes in various stages of assembly and hang out on the “Strato Deck” for some plane spotting. This visit also includes the Future of Flight Gallery, showcasing a variety of exhibits highlighting both current and emerging Boeing products and services, where guests can explore cutting-edge advancements in space and hypersonic travel, sustainable fuels, autonomous aerial systems, and more.
Safety Requirements:
Children must be at least 4 feet (122 cm) tall to go on the tour.
Carrying children on the tour is not allowed for safety reasons.
Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Restricted Items:
The Boeing Factory tour itself is a hands-free tour. Complimentary lockers are available to use in the lobby. Please store all belongings before your tour time begins.
Items NOT allowed on the Boeing Everett Factory Tour:
No purses, handbags, waist pouches or backpacks
No binoculars and electronics including cameras, video equipment or drones
No phones or tablets
No food or drinks
No weapons
No smoking or vaping
Accessibility:
Boeing Future of Flight is an accessible facility. Show Me Seattle tour vehicles do not have a wheelchair lift, but we can store wheelchairs and mobility scooters that fold or collapse. Guests must be able to climb 3 stairs to board the coach.
Participation on the Boeing Everett Factory Tour requires traveling approximately .3 miles (.5km) round trip. There are flights of stairs to navigate; however, elevators are accessible on all floors at Boeing Future of Flight and the Boeing Everett Factory Tour. The Future of Flight his a limited number of wheelchairs available for guests to use, please let Show Me Seattle know at the time of booking if you will need a wheelchair.
