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$75 for Base 2 Space Climb Fundraiser Registration at the Space Needle on Saturday, October 3 ($100 Value)

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For the first time in the Space Needle’s history, guests can climb its 832 stairs while raising money for cancer research

The Deal

  • $75 for one registration for Base 2 Space ($100 value)
  • When: Saturday, October 3, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
  • Participants must raise $250 for the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in order to participate

52 stories, 832 stairs, 100% of donations going to cancer research—it’s a chance to workout, see the world, and raise money for a good cause. For the first time in the Space Needle’s 53-year history, guests will have the chance to take to its intertwining, open-air stairwells, pumping their legs until they reach the Observation Deck.

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Promotional value expires Oct 3, 2015. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person. All goods or services must be used by the same person. Customers are Required to Fund raise $250. All Donations for this climb benefit Fred Hutch Foundation. Customers may purchase their $250 on their own or fund raise, but it is a requirement to participate in the climb. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Space Needle

If you're a native to Seattle, if you've never left the East Coast, if all of your family lives deep beneath the Earth's crust—it doesn't matter. You know the Space Needle. Towering 605 feet above the sparkling waters of Puget Sound, overlooking downtown Seattle and Elliott Bay, the Needle rises 832 steps from bottom to top—or 41 seconds in an elevator. Then, within the disc-shaped Observation Deck, guests can look through Swarovski telescopes at puttering ferries and St. Marks Cathedral's candlelit choirs, and finally greet Mount Rainier as an equal.

Also atop the needle spins the restaurant SkyCity, helmed by Chef Jeff Maxfield. This veteran of the James Beard House specializes in crafting meals that embody the produce and seafood of Puget Sound for brunch, lunch, and dinner. And while guests dine, they'll also sate their appetite for amazing views thanks to the restaurant's 360º rotation and walls of windows.

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