An amazing experience for a casual observer or plane enthusiast. You really can't appreciate the scale and size of this place until you've been there. Informative guides knew the answer to any question even the hard core aviation people could throw at them. Price is reasonable and the store and museum both interesting additions. Only down side is the distance... More

Magnificent to see where airplanes are made. The size factor makes this a very special tour. Lots of information by our volunteer guide.

I booked the tour thru viator. The Northwest tours bus picked me up from my downtown hotel and went straight up to Everett. The sight of the lines of freshly painted aircraft beside the runway was impressive, the Boeing future of flight gallery was an appetizer to get you ready for the main tour. I really enjoyed touring the assembly... More

Only a 35 min drive from Seattle, you'll get to see the birth of Boeing aeroplanes. The entry fee was $16.00 pp....save $2.00 pp by booking in advance here: http://www.futureofflight.org/fof_Visit_Admission.html You are not allowed to take any belongings (especially mobile phones), but they rent out lockers (I paid $1.00 for a small locker) Tour begins with a film on history... More

my dream company... speechless m sure one day my dream come true to be a part of BOEING right now m working wid maruti suzuki but one day i will prove that m a sucessful mechanical engg with Boeing

I have a friend in Seattle, and have been wanting to go on the Boeing tour forever! Finally got to do it a few days ago when I went for a visit, and it was worth the wait. We actually got tickets for a discount with our AAA card. We were able to go online to the website and get... More

This was a great tour. The guide was very informative and answered a lot of questions. It is amazing to see how they fit all of the tails, bodies, noses, wings, and complete planes in each area like puzzle pieces with workers everywhere. Well worth making the trip from Seattle. We rented a car in Seattle just to go to... More

We've been waiting until my little boy was tall enough (?!?) to be allowed on this tour, and to be fair, while I have NO idea why there is a height restriction, I imagine most children under say, 8, would be restless by the end of the 90 minute tour. That said, the tour itself was very interesting with lots... More

If you love aviation and Boeing, heck - even if you don't, this is a great tour! It takes around 1.5 hours and the guides are very knowledgeable. If you hurry, you'll see all the grounded 787s in the distance!