Plan your Seattle trip, day by day

• Arriving by plane, car, train, bus or ferry, and the ride from the airport or station to your hotel
• Hotels compared by area, typical nightly rate and guest score, or the one you already booked
• Every day wake to sleep: breakfast, lunch, dinner, experiences and the evening
• Games, concerts and shows on your dates, with tickets and the ride there and back
• Meetings and appointments at set times, with the travel time to each and a ride for each leg
• The ride to the airport timed from your flight, and an estimated total for the trip
• Print it, or share one link that updates as you change the plan

1. Pick your dates and what brings you to Seattle. Nothing is assumed booked.
2. Say how you're arriving. Flying, the landing time sets your pickup at Seatac.
3. Choose a hotel, or tell us where you're staying; every ride fills in with it.
4. Fill each day: meals, experiences, events and meetings. The planner orders them and shows the travel between.
5. Book each part from its step, tick it off, and print or share the plan.

It lays your Seattle trip out day by day, from leaving home to getting back: how you arrive, the ride from Seatac, your hotel, what you do each day (meals, experiences, events, meetings), the travel time between each stop, and the ride back to the airport. Each step has one link to book it and a box to tick once it's done.

Planning is free and needs no account. You pay only for what you book: rides with us at the fare shown before you pay, and hotels, tours and tickets on the partner's site at their price. Saving a shareable link needs a free account.

Yes. Pick Work, then add each meeting or appointment to its day with its start time, length and address. The planner shows the travel time from the stop before it, flags anything that would make you late, offers a ride for each leg, and keeps the free time around meetings for meals or a look around.

Yes. Open one of our sample Seattle itineraries for one, two or three days and it fills the planner with the stops: Pike Place Market, the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden, Pioneer Square, the waterfront and places to eat near each. Then change anything and add your flights and hotel.

Use the Seattle cruise trip planner instead: open your sailing from the cruise schedule and the plan is built around it, from the flight in and the night before to the ride to Pier 66 or Pier 91 and the trip home after the cruise.

From the distance between the two places at typical Seattle driving speeds, or on foot for short hops. They're estimates, shown as "about". Ride prices come from our own pricing for the stored drive; the exact fare is shown before you pay.

Yes. The whole plan lives in the page address and in your browser, so a reload or a bookmark reopens it. Print it as a checklist, or share it as one link that updates as you change it.