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Big WTH??! to the ‘genius’ that decided to have minimal toilet facilities for one of the busiest airports in the world. If you have men’s 25+ lines and over 50 for women’s rooms, proves a massive deficiency in meeting the needs of your customers Or is SEATAC in on the ‘discourage travel thru public traumatization’ scheme??!

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Expanding terminal. Nice and clean however, it's long walk to immigration and customs if you arrive from international. No train.

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Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, affectionately known as Sea-Tac, stands as a beacon of efficiency and comfort in the bustling Pacific Northwest. Nestled conveniently between Seattle and Tacoma, it serves as a vital hub for travelers from around the globe. The airport’s design elegantly combines modern architecture with eco-friendly features, highlighting the region's commitment to sustainability. From the moment you step inside, Sea-Tac impresses with its clean, spacious terminals. The facilities are top-notch, boasting a wide array of dining options that cater to every palate, from quick snacks to gourmet meals, many of which showcase Seattle's famous culinary scene. The shopping experience is equally rewarding, with a range of stores offering everything from last-minute travel essentials to luxury goods and local souvenirs. One of the most commendable aspects of Sea-Tac is its dedication to passenger comfort and convenience. The airport is well-signposted, making navigation a breeze for both first-time visitors and seasoned travelers. Free Wi-Fi, abundant charging stations, and comfortable seating areas are readily available, ensuring that passengers can relax or work while waiting for their flight. Moreover, the art and cultural displays scattered throughout the terminals provide a delightful glimpse into the local culture and history, adding an enriching layer to the travel experience. For those looking to rest before a flight or during a layover, Sea-Tac offers a range of lounges and quiet zones that cater to different needs and budgets. The airport also excels in accessibility, with thoughtful services and facilities ensuring a smooth journey for travelers with disabilities or special needs. Transportation to and from Sea-Tac is exceptionally convenient. Whether you’re using public transit, ridesharing, or driving, the airport's connectivity to Seattle, Tacoma, and the wider region is seamless, thanks to well-organized traffic flows and clear signage. Above all, what truly sets Sea-Tac apart is its staff. From security personnel to customer service representatives, employees are consistently friendly, helpful, and professional. Their efforts to ensure a safe and pleasant experience for all travelers reflect the welcoming spirit of the Pacific Northwest. In summary, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is more than just a transit point; it's a gateway to the beautiful Pacific Northwest that offers a pleasant and efficient travel experience. Whether you're a business traveler, a family on vacation, or a solo adventurer, Sea-Tac welcomes you with open arms and all the amenities you need to start your journey on the right foot. More...

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Careful if you're a lone and young traveler coming to the USA via this airport, when I was 19, I was held behind by you know who, for 4 HOURS getting bullied into trying to say things such as being someone's bride and when that didn't work, they asked if I was bringing substances into the country. They were towering over me, asking rapid fire questions and intimidating me, trying to coerce a scenario onto me. I've been terrified of traveling, all I wanted was to see a mountain for the first time in my life, and get a break from my life. I should have sued. More...

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The WORST airport EVER! Even worse than LAX LAS and other busy airports in other major cities! I have never ever seen a TSA that was run SO inefficiently to the point there were three different backed up lines each with a bunch of loops! We always come early hence did not foresee this and bought pre TSA, otherwise we would have. Terminals aren't even all interconnected and some take a long time as you have to hop on a train that does not always come right away if you're with C and N gates. All in all, so much time wasted to get on between spots. Seattle is a beautiful city with lots of valuable sights to see but this has gotten to be officially the worst airport experience so far in my travels. Horrible horrible horrible nightmare! More...

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It's now easier to locate parking spots (that is, if there are any available at all) with the indicator lights. Wish they color code the door number signs at the Arrival lane for easier visibility. It's great they're adding more places to eat. More...

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Changing gates can take time, as it's big hub!

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Comfortable seating while waiting for flight with plenty of food options.

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It is very easy to get around, but if you are using light rail to get to your destination, it's a bit of a hike 🚶‍♂️ 😉

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Best if you have TSA Precheck and Clear. Lines can get long, so go early if you don't.

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It’s an airport, busy and expensive to park at for extended periods of time. Many options for eating and gift shopping as you see fit. Security lines can take up to an hour, although most of the time I can get through in about 30 min. If you have special needs, let your airline reps know in advance and they can help coordinate TSA to support you through the security checkpoints faster. More...

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waiting line was insane

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During peak times, you're going to need every bit of two hours to get through security, but the lines are managed well and the personnel are friendly despite the volume of people passing through. I would leave yourself more than two hours so you can enjoy the food in the terminals. More...

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Good for international connections. The.terminals need more renovations although they are reasonably well maintained

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I always know that going to SeaTac International means that your going somewhere and that is what I try to think every time I go there But the thing that makes the experience better is that when you takeoff your view of Washington is amazing for pictures.

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Well organized

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There is a Lego store inside with a number of rare sets including some retired sets like FRIENDS.

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Clean, big, well run airport

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No one is ready for 5am flights, but they are pretty nice.

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I've walked around the perimeter and interior of this short to long-haul airport many times and have had more layovers here than I can remember. If I had to guess I'd say I've flown either in or out of this airport at least 30 times. It is usually ok getting through the airport crowd-wise. However, construction is vurrently in place at the time of this review and sometimes may cause you to take a slight 1-2 minute long delay. Even with this though, it shouldn't be a long process to get straight to your gate. Underground trains are provided and for the most part you can walk from the north to the south part of the airport from just a single path. On a clear day, the mountains will reflect BEAUTIFUL sunrises and sunsets. It is an EXTREMELY good area to plane spot because many small roads lead you right under the approach line or roght next to the runway. Traffic is usually fairly heavy, but it flows nicely. The 3 runways are 16L/34R; 16C/34C; and 16R/34L. It is a nice and mostly clean airport that is fairly respectable. I've never had any problems with any of the gate agents, TSA, or flight attendants going out of SeaTac. More...

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The worst TSA line ever! I had to use 3 bins. For a ross bag. My shoes and laptop, my jacket and purse. Dumb lady around the 4 o'clock shift made it miserable. If i couldn’t will rate them a zero! Rude tsa workers in my life. Never to refurn! More...

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I've flown out of here many times, and I have never had any issues. I would still arrive 2 hours prior to your flight just to make sure that you get to your gate in time. But that's just my suggestion

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Quick to get through checkpoint security if you have SEA Spot Saver.

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Mostly clean good food options I tried loulous it was a pretty good chicken Florentine sandwich

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Worst airport for returning to the United States from another country. I've been outside the US probably 40 times in the last 22 years. There is no excuse for the incoming customs headaches at this airport. Coming back from Japan on Jan 8th 2024, I had a 3.5 hour lay over. I was in line at customs for exactly 3.5 hours. Of course my flight departed as soon as I cleared the customs line. I'd have to assume most passengers this day missed their connections. They don't have enough officers processing incoming passengers. When I did speak to the customs officer, he was a nice enough guy, no issues there. They just needed maybe 10 to 15 more on staff. More...

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