This is a fee paid tour, $20 for adults with limited walking, but steep stairs to climb. Elevators for handicap are available. The tour covers the assembly area for the three largest aircraft Boeing manufactures, 747, 777, & 787. If you've flown on a Boeing product it gives a great feeling of satisfaction to see the pride which goes into... More

Seaside esplanades, cafes, fish markets and Starbucks and Seattle in general are nice, but there may be other cities offering similar sights and sounds. However, there's only ONE Boeing, and only 1 place where they manufacture those great planes that you flew around and experience around the world. If you miss this, its like going to Seoul and not visiting... More

I highly recommend the 90-minute Boeing factory tour at their Everett, Washington plant. I've lived in Seattle for nearly all of my 66 years but had never visited the Boeing manufacturing facilities. The plant is in a huge building. I believe the guide said it was over 90 acres of floor space and one of the largest buildings in terms... More

To see how these flying machines are crafted and assembled on the factory floor is a great thing to do for everyone who lives in this jet age. Let's not forget airplanes are the trademark of modern human ingenuity, and to see them being created and rolled out is wondrous. Still, I was left with an ambivalent feeling about Boeing's... More

Very interesting. The guide was very good at explaining how the aircraft are put together. The factory is just so big. We saw the assembly line of the 747-800's, 777 and the new 'beautiful' Dreamliner. We were also fortunate to see the Dreamlifter, which had just landed; one of its pilots came on our tour and gave our group some... More

Lots of interesting facts. We went over Memorial Day weekend so unfortunately we missed seeing the factory in its usual busy state, but maybe that was good because the tour guide focused a lot on explaining the various steps it takes to put together the planes and great facts about how huge the factory is. I went with my young... More

Went on a tour not knowing what to expect. The tour was very good with good explanations from the guide. The planes look so small because the the facility is HUGE. Well worth a visit.

You like planes, you admire technology and production processes...you have arrived. The Boeing Factory Tour provides you with a lot of insight on how the big planes get build and allows you to view the factory floor directly and with a great guided overview. It's definitely worth a visit

For $20 admission I expected a bit more. The time I visited it was mobbed by pushy foreign tourists. You spend a lot of time getting on and off a bus, only to be herded to a viewing area above the factory floor. The gift shop is reminiscent of Disney World, and of course, it's where the tour ends. How... More