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Seattle WA - SeaTac
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Seattle Tacoma Terminal

Seattle (WA), USA
Overview
Seattle Tacoma Terminal

Terminal Information

There are over 40 dining choices at the airport, with a cluster of 10 or so food and drink outlets in the middle of the Central Terminal, and half a dozen at each of the Gate areas. Asian, African and Mexican cuisine, seafood, burgers and bagels are all available, along with bars and coffee shops. For a healthy option, try Café Floret, Sea-Tac's first vegetarian restaurant. There's also a wine bar, bakery and cafés pre-Security.

Duty-free shopping is available in the main part of the Central Terminal and at the A and S Gates. There are also over 30 other stores spread out across the terminal and its two satellites, selling everything from cosmetics to books, chocolates and arts and crafts. Families can find diapers, medicine and baby items at Hudson stores. There's a newsstand before Security.

  • ATMs
  • Baby care facilities
  • Children's play area (between Central Terminal and A gates)
  • Currency exchange
  • Customer service reps (in red vests)
  • Device charging stations
  • Mother's room
  • Nursing facility
  • Pet relief areas
  • Shoeshine C & D gates
  • Smoking areas at North end of the Lower Drive (Baggage Claim level): North of door 26, across the small parking lot, and South end of the Lower Drive (Baggage Claim level)
  • Stroller rental
  • Water bottle filling stations

  • Accessible parking
  • Accessible restrooms
  • Aira service - wearable tech to assist people with visual impairments
  • Assistance points
  • Braille signage in elevators
  • Pathfinders and volunteers
  • Telecommunications device for the deaf - TDD phones
  • Wheelchair assistance

You'll find a bakery and a coffee shop at Baggage Claim, where you can grab a bite to eat and a drink before making your way out of the airport.

There's a newsstand in the Baggage Claim area.

  • ATMs
  • Baggage storage
  • Currency exchange
  • Pet relief area
  • Smoking areas

  • Accessible parking
  • Accessible restrooms
  • Aira service - wearable tech to assist people with visual impairments
  • Braille signage in elevators
  • Telecommunications device for the deaf - TDD phones
  • Wheelchair assistance

Terminal tips

Enjoy a moment or two of calm in the meditation/quiet room.

You'll find it before Security on the mezzanine level of the airport, above checkpoint 3. The room is non-denominational and open 24/7.

For those that don't speak fluent English and are in need of assistance at Immigration, there are phone lines that connect passengers with intepreters for more than 150 different languages.

Need to quickly charge your devices before your flight?

Under nearly every seat at the A, B, D and S Gates, power outlets have been installed. There are plans to extend these facilities to the C and N Gates in the future.

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