Underworld Tour

An opportunity for the guides to practice their canned stand-up routines.

I live in Kentucky and I went to Seattle and to the underground tour on 9/30/2008 and what an experience! It was one of the best tours I have ever been on at any city! I am origanly from Savannah, GA and being from there I have been on many the tour of city history. ...I have to say though, never experiencing what I did in Seattle. Being underground at the door way into the area where the "seamtresses" were said to work, I was felt like and thought my husband had grabbed me on the arm by my elbow and when I looked down he was not touching me, he wasn't even where he should have been to have touched me there. No one was. I heard stories of many places being haunted or whatever being from an old city myself but that I have to say was my first time ever something of that nature happening to me. I can't wait to go to seattle again and doing the tour again to next time bring a camera and see if i can get a picture of proof of my experience of the Seattle underground. I recommend this tour to everyone!! Read More

This tour was terrible, I wouldn't bring any guests or friends through this if I wanted to keep in touch after their trip. The humor was crude and certainly not appropriate for children under 12, but everyone on the tour seemed to get bored within the first 10-15 minute...s. It felt like I was walking through an unfinished construction site with a few random photos hanging up, I kept waiting for the tour to really get started and something interesting to happen, but the next thing I knew the tour guide was requesting a tip and left us in a gift shop. After the second dip underground, most of the people around me were commenting that they were ready to leave, and I can't help but assume that the majority of tourists walked away feeling like they'd been ripped off. The $14 price tag is a huge ripoff and there are much better ways to spend 90 minutes in Seattle. Read More

The Underground Tour is a great way to see Seattle and learn some of the history of our city and state. The tour is a walking tour under the Pioneer Square area of downtown. The guides are funny and witty as they explain the history of the ...

I've done the Underground Tour twice, and found it interesting each time, although the corny humor and canned jokes were a little grating the second time around. You don't actually get to see very much on the tour, but just the fact that yo...

After living in Seattle for 11 years, I only experienced this tour recently. I'm sorry I waited. It's FUN! I was concerned after reading the ""don't waste your money"" reviews, but after experiencing it for myself, I chalk up those reviews to individuals with way-too-hi...gh expectations. The main reason I'm sorry I waited so long is that the guides told us the tour area has been shrinking steadily since 1990 due to private buildilng/land owners reclaiming those underground spaces for their own needs. Hopefully, the remaining areas will be declared a historical landmark, but there's no guarantee. Don't wait. See it now. ADVICE TO PARENTS: If you have babies or kids who haven't yet learned how to be quiet, leave them at home. The tour areas are rather small and highly acoustic, and crying babies kill any hope of hearing the tour guide speak. Read More