Seattle Travel Guide Suggestions

So I started working on that travel guide for TI5 that I was talking about a little bit ago. So far I've gone over my recommendations for Travel and Accommodations. I've also talked about Seattle's climate, the Key Arena itself, as well as Currency exchange rates for 100+ currencies from pretty much everywhere.

I'm planning on adding a few more sections on things such as food, and tourist spots. But I guess my question for you all is what other things would you like me to add about Seattle that you all might find useful?

-BK

Really though, BK, you can just invite smuggles to your house. Im sure it would be fun.

i find when i travel its the

"in-the-know" things that help the most.

people who live there know that the number 23 bus isnt safe after 5pm or it gets super crowded so get there early.

or like

this area is bad this isnt.

this area is over priced this isnt

dont go here its bad vs here

the things that i know about my city that i just dont "think" about anymore...

i call it the stereotypes of the city, things that if you said about people would be called racist but about a city they are defs needed.

like i know that the best day to go to cottesloe beach in perth western australia is the sunday morning
because you miss out on the school kids who are at sport, the teenagers who are sleeping off hangovers and the families of 50.

i know not to go to claremont mall after 5 on a weekday because it gets so packed you cant even move.

i know not to take the 203 bus on a friday from the city because its usually so packed you cant get on.

i know that the best place to go on a friday night is subiaco instead of the city since you wont be swamped by lawyers and business men and its more relaxed.

those kind of things would be AWESOME to know before going to a place haha




dont listen to this guy im staying at the RITZ BABY!

Thx for the recommendation Smuggels, I'll start working on it ASAP :)

-BK

You may want to cover transportation, something like shuttle services that go to and from keyarena, hotels and sea-tac airport and such.

Q: How is a Seattle girl different from a bowling ball?

A: Sometimes a bowling ball is hard to pick up.

Sorry, i couldn't resist.

Make sure to add the piroshki place.

Being a Russian, every time I find myself at Pike Place I treat myself to one. As do many other Seattleites.

Got coin? Maximillion's.

Visit literally every pub and tavern you see.

Head to Tacoma, Bellevue and Redmond as well.

That mall I always forget the name of.

Hobos try to get themselves killed on the roads, no joke. But always give them a 5 if you see one.

Never go under the viaduct by the pier. Those people are ****ing shady.

Mention the spots you do not go to when the sun starts to set. Shady as ****.

seriously layers whats with you and seattle hobos lol

@smuggles
but but... all night dota discussions and 1v1 lobbies! D:

bring a laptop bro. even at a TI you will still want to open dota.

Those last couple of lines refer to sketchy, big dudes with red eyes and probably a knife hidden in their pants.

This is... Suprisingly accurate. Well played.

-BK