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Bill Speidel's Underground Tour
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Review by:
Steve E.
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One of the most interesting things to do in Pioneer Square is to take Bill Speidel's "Underground Tour." While the tour begins at Doc Maynard's Public House (a restored 1890's saloon) with a very interesting explanation of Seattle's gritty history, the tour quickly goes subterranean as you are guided through the passages where you will hear tales of Seattle's colorful if somewhat sordid past. This "underground" area is really what was "street level" in the early days of Seattle. I expected to see old buildings and storefronts, if not actual businesses as in "Underground Atlanta." However, if you go expecting the same in Seattle, you will be disappointed. The tours lasts between an hour and an hour and a half. I would have enjoyed the tour more if our guide would have quickened the pace and joked alot less. Be sure to enjoy a soda or beer in the Underground Tour Cafe before the tour. At the conclusion of the tour, you will also want to browse through the Rogue's Gallery Shop for souvenirs, books and postcards. However I preferred antique shop next door! Admission: $10.00 (adults 18-59yrs) $8.00 Seniors (60+) $8.00 Students (13-17 or w/ valid College ID) $5.00 Children (7-12yrs) Under 7 don't even think about doing this!!
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