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SEA has two sensory rooms: one in the SEA Underground A Station, in the long hallway near the elevators, and one on Level 3 above Gate C3 near the lookout. Both are open 4 am to midnight. Call 206-787-5229 and press 1 for the key code.

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Sensory supports. Two sensory rooms, open 4 am to midnight, with a key code by phone.

Hours

Both rooms open 4 am to midnight every day. Call 206-787-5229 and press 1 for the key code.

SEA Underground A Station (long hallway near the elevators) and Level 3 above Gate C3, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

The sensory rooms, in SEA's words

“Sensory rooms are provided as a calming environment for those who may feel overwhelmed, overstimulated, or find the need recenter from the multitude of sights and sounds of the airport travel experience.”

“These rooms are a shared amenity. Space is limited.”

  • The rooms are shared, so your kid may not have the room to themselves. It can help to say that before you open the door.
  • The airport's interactive map gives step-by-step directions to each room.
  • Before security there's an Interfaith Prayer and Meditation Space near Skybridge 2. It's for prayer and meditation, and the airport asks everyone to come and go quietly, keep conversations outside, and not eat, drink, rest or sleep there.

In their own words: portseattle.org. Checked Sun, Nov 1, 2026. Something wrong or out of date? Tell us · How we check

Four things to know

  1. To get in, call 206-787-5229 and press 1 for the key code.
  2. Inside: a bench, interactive chairs, dimmable lights, acoustic panels and shoe and luggage storage.
  3. Children stay with an adult at all times, and the rooms have security cameras.
  4. To report a problem with a room, call the ACC at 206-787-7233.

Visual schedule

Seattle Airport Day

  • Drive to the airport
  • Go through security
  • Walk to the gate
  • Go to the sensory room
  • Bathroom
  • Wait at the gate
  • Get on the airplane
  • All done
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Ask before you go

  • how many people fit in a room at once
  • how long a family can stay
  • how long it takes to get the key code after you call
Call 206-787-5229
More about Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), Sensory Rooms

Quieter

Sensory room, SEA Underground A Station, long hallway near the elevatorsquiet zone
Sensory room, Level 3 above Gate C3, near the lookoutquiet zone
  • TSA Cares can arrange help at security if you contact it at least 72 hours before your flight; see the TSA Cares page.
Call
206-787-5229 Sensory room key code (press 1)206-787-7233 ACC (report a room problem)

Source: portseattle.org

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