As the title suggests, this tour was amazing. The sheer size of the planes being built are one thing, but, then a building which is the largest in the world is really amazing. The way things have changed and different planes are built in different ways is sight to see. Our guide (Christopher) was more than knowledgeable, he was passionate... More

Yes there are some restrictions regarding cameras and cellphones and no it's not free and you can't walk on the factory floor. You get an aerial view of the main production lines. Saw the 747, 777 and 787 lines More

A Company on top of the AeroSpace industry. Does not get much better. More

This tour was worth every dime. If you read these reviews and follow the good advice of others you will do the 9am tour on a weekday, leave your precious phone in your car, and have a great time like I did. Really? 90 minutes without a status update is not too much to ask. Sorry I digress. The tour... More

On our current visit to Seattle, we included the Boeing Tour and were greatly looking forward to this. First imprressions: the draconian conditions, dont bring in any bags, purses, bumbags, drink bottles, food, and definitely no electronics, phones, cameras, etc. We had the choice of leaving our belongings in the tour bus which had picked us up from our Hotel... More

25 miles North of Seattle at Paine Field is the home of Boeings manufacturing facility for the 747, 767, 777 and the newest Dreamliner the 787. The two hour tour takes you in the massive building where from four stories up you can view all the planes being assembled. Knowleable Boeing employees conduct this walking visit of the making of... More

This was an informative tour of the Boeing facility. We were able to see the assembly lines of various models of Boeing aircraft. It was a little rushed, and it was hard to hear the guide at certain points. One of the guests on the tour had to point out a microphone for him to use at one spot when... More

I belong to a travel club and we host international visitors. Our club and a sister club in Seattle always include a Boeing Everett Plant tour in our activities. Everyone finds this tour extremely interesting. You get to go out on the factory floor and view the new planes up close and personal. Highly recommended for visitors from around the... More

Visitor Center houses Future of Flight - interesting. History of Boeing and aircraft exhibited they make or have made. A bus takes visitors from the Visitor Center to the factory. Note: No purses, cameras or electronic devices of any kind are allowed on the tour. Leave them in your car or lockers that are provided. Factory Tour - Exceptional. Walk... More