The Laser Dome

Tickets were $18/person for the night shows. However, if you buy at least 24 hours in advance, you get a small discount ($15/person I believe), so plan ahead! We went for the 10:30pm Odesza show on a Friday night. Doors opened 10 minutes prior to showtime and we were able to get a spot on the floor as others had recommended. Some people brought blankets and pillows, but it's not necessary. I'd say 90% of the attendees staked out a spot on the floor. Only a few people sat in the seats. Not sure how many tickets they try to sell, but at least there was ample space. It was a little annoying how people came in late (up to 15-20 minutes past start time). Interesting, especially as the tickets indicate NO LATE SEATING.What was really disappointing was the light show itself. I wasn't expecting anything like the lights at a rave, but I felt like this experience left something to be desired. For starters, I expected the whole dome to be utilized, but it was really only a portion of the dome. A lot of the designs were repetitive, so it actually was quite boring. My boyfriend and my friend ended up falling asleep 10 minutes into the show, so it felt like a waste of money. I might as well just lie on the floor at home, blasting songs from the artist of my choice, and project lights onto the ceiling.

The Laser Dome is something every local should check out at least once. I think I have been going here since I was a teenager. It's a good way to spend an hour with some friends when you are looking for something to do in and around the Seattle Center. You don't have to be visiting the Pacific Science Center to use this but it is located inside their gates. The shows change often so you may have to wait until they are playing something with music you enjoy. There are usually multiple options per week, you can also view the calendar online. My last visit was 15$ each and easy to book online in advance, no more waiting in long lines in the cold for late night shows. For those that don't know you do have the option to lay on the floor and look up at the dome. Smart people bring pillows and blankets, but you can make due with nothing if you forget. There are chairs too if that is not your thing, but I imagine it would hurt your neck after awhile. They sell snacks. There is access to bathrooms. It was a little hard to tell what the DJ was saying, but that part really is not that important.

SO much fun! Went with my mom to the Beyoncé show and was thoroughly entertained. It's very relaxing and a chill night out, while not staying at home. Highly recommend on a rainy day and will be checking out other shows. I took so many videos.

Laser Floyd is exactly why you come for the experience. My first journey was simply mind altering. I felt the music of the mighty Pink Floyd in a way not even Roger Waters even dreamed about when he wrote Dark Side of The Moon or The Wall. Needless to say I was tripping balls so my senses were already on overload when I laid on the floor watching multicolored lasers formatting visual images that bent my mind and cosmic senses into another dimension. It's well worth the money for your flight to the unknown, just grab some space and enrich your mind through the laser. FYI the experience is very stimulating so if you have psychotic embolism issues from intense lighting I'd stay home. However if you free your mind and excerpt the rays of the pure light within to your soul the mind will thank you on your journey of life.

So incredibly loud. I am old but come on. It's so so loud. Nobody in that room was enjoying the volume. Holy cow it was loud.

I have never gone to a laser show and this one was super cool! The showing I got was not crowded at all and they even have a "pit" that you can bring a blanket and pillow to lay down comfortably. Kid friendly too.

I saw Laser Taylor Swift a few weeks ago at the Laser Dome and it was fantastic! I'm a huge Swiftie and was so impressed by the whole production. They played songs from every album and it seemed like a lot of care was put into the laser production for each song. Love Story and Look What You Made Me Do were especially memorable and my personal faves.Music is a little loud so I would recommend bringing earplugs just in case. Parking can also be difficult so definitely factor in some time for that as well. They have a small concessions stand when you walk in for snacks and drinks, and some people brought picnic blankets. My friend and I arrived just before the show started so all the floor space was unfortunately taken, but we still had a great experience from the chairs!Also - you can purchase tickets online in advance to skip the line!Definitely worth the trip if you're a fan of a particular artist. Can't wait to see more shows here in the future!

GREAT SHOW!!! Visiting Seattle as a first timer with my wife and we just came across this show. We had no plans of coming but thought we would give it a shot for such a low price point compared to all the other attractions. This was by far my favorite part of our trip! We were able to watch laser The Weeknd but I'm sure all the other shows are just as good. Shout out to Neo the laser - ist. Make it a point to come to a show if you can, you won't regret it.

"Tip Your Laserist".That's a new one. Tip culture has gone way too far....Reducing number of stars because of it. I'm tired of tip shaming, and I DEFINITELY don't need it when I go to a f!$*ing laser light show.Also, the sound quality sucked.Good time, but kind of a let down TBH.Especially the "please tip your laserist" request. Ridiculous....

Good times. Great staff. My kid had a blast and is always asking to go back. We went on New Year's Eve and had a great spot to watch the fireworks