The Ultimate Sea-town Bachelorette Adventure - Part 2
After bachelorette dinner night one, we woke up the next morning for our day on the town. We met on Alki Beach in West Seattle to start the day with some movement. We rented three Double Surreys from Wheel Fun Rentals and rode up and down the waterfront taking in the spectacular views of the Seattle skyline on a sunny April day. After returning the surreys we enjoyed lunch at Marination Kai before taking the King County Water Taxi to downtown Seattle.
We rented a party bus from Premier Party Bus Seattle. The bus met us at the water taxi dock on the downtown side. The bus was a must-have for bachelorette parties! So many pros - spacious and super clean, group camaraderie during the ride and we didn't have to worry about parking.
We made a quick stop for photos with the iconic sign at Pike Place Market and then quickly made our way to the Great Big Game Show in Downtown Seattle. This was a unique experience as our group of 12 was randomly divided into 2 teams and immersed into a real-life "pretend" game show complete with our own real-life host! Each of the rounds brought back both nostalgia and our competitive sides. When our show was complete, a video of our experience was sent to each of us as a souvenir.
From there, we made our way to Paper Fan Cocktail Bar, a Hong-Kong themed speakeasy with a moody asthetic and gorgeous tea-infused cocktails. Everything from the decor to the snacking nuts was on point and wonderfully crafted. Post drinks, we enjoyed a colorful and flavorful sushi spread at Umi Sake House.
To cap off a wonderful day with amazing women, we made our final stop at Salt and Straw Ice Cream for a quick cone before boarding the bus to call it a night.
If you're in the greater-Seattle area and looking for a travel-free bachelorette party ideas in Seattle, I hope this itinerary inspires you!
XOXO,
Nina
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