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Cheap flights from Newark to Seattle
Seattle is a metropolitan city which covers a lot of space, so having your own car is the best way to get around town. At the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), you'll be able to rent a car quickly and easily. After leaving the airport, grab a cup of joe from one of Seattle's famous coffee houses and head to Waterfront Park, to recoup from your long flight.
Key Facts
In Seattle, you’ll find two major interstates. I-5 travels north to south, which will take you from SeaTac into the city, while I-90 goes from east to west, which will take you from the city toward eastern Washington. Wine country can be found only a few hours away along I-90.
King Street Station is the place to catch a train bound for other destinations. At the Seattle Ferry Terminal, there are many ferries headed out to the various islands that surround the coast of Washington, including the beautiful Bainbridge Island, with fun shopping and delicious restaurants, check out Doc’s Marina Grill.
Hints and Tips
When you board your plane at the Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), you can expect it to take a little more than five and a half hours to reach Seattle. You have many options for travel onward from Seattle, including taking a cruise toward Alaska.
If you're staying to explore the city, make sure to stop at Seattle Center. The Space Needle, located here, is Seattle's most recognized landmark. The observation deck is a stunning 520 feet in the air and offers views of the entire city.