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SEA Pups

Come See the SEA Pups!Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) has a growing team of animal therapy volunteers, also known as the SEA Pups, who are here to offer pets, cuddles, and hugs – while helping calm traveler's nerves. Pu...

Sensory Rooms

Welcoming all neurodiverse passengersSensory 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 tra...

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SEA Airport Social Story and Resource Guide

Social StoryThis social story and resource guide are designed for traveling through SEA. It is designed for travelers with autism to repeatedly review with their family/caregivers prior to travel. Though, it can certainly be used ...

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Airline Accessibility Information

Accessibility and Passenger Support Contact InformationFor any disability, wheelchair or medical assistance please contact your airline directly to make a reservation prior to your arrival at the airport. All Airlines coordinate w...

Two staff members stand behind an airport information desk. A sign above them reads ‘Information,’ and a banner beside the desk displays the words ‘We Are.’ A large window behind the desk shows trees and part of the terminal roadway. A green water bottle sits on the counter.

Information Desks

Real People, Real Help!Information Desks are staffed by SEA Airport Pathfinders and Volunteers. You can get step-by-step directions to the Information Desks by using our interactive map.There are two Information Desks lo...

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Wheelchair and Mobility Services

Requesting Wheelchair Service Before, During, and After Your FlightAirlines coordinate wheelchair services at key locations for arriving, departing, and connecting travelers including:From ticket counters through security to depar...

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ASL, Auditory, and Vision Assistance

American Sign Language (ASL)Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) now offers Mobile Video Remote Interpreting (VRI). The free service allows travelers who are Deaf and hard of hearing to connect to a live ASL interpreter usin...

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Contact SEA Customer Care

We're here to support you before, during, and after your trip.AirlineFor flight reservations, baggage services, cargo, and post-security wheelchair services contact your airline directly. BaggageFor lost, delayed and ot...

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Accessibility at SEA Airport

SEA AccessAt Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) we strive to make your travel experience accessible for all. SEA Access is our program to support travelers with disabilities and promise to make the airport the mo...

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Accessible Parking and Transportation

Accessible and ADA ParkingDaily and hourly parkingADA-designated parking stalls are available in both General Parking on Level 5, and in Reserved Parking on Level 4 and 5. Individual ADA stalls are not reservable, and ar...

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