Sensory rooms

Sensory rooms at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport: where they are and opening hours, as the airport lists them.

Updated October 6, 2026

Where: SEA Underground A Station, in the long hallway near the elevators
Level 3 above Gate C3 near the Lookout
Hours: Daily 4 a.m. to 12 a.m.
Details: Call (206) 787-5229 and press 1 for the key code. Two rooms, each a calming environment for anyone who feels overwhelmed or overstimulated. Each has bench seating, interactive chairs, dimmable lighting, shoe and luggage storage and acoustic panels. Space is limited, so please leave the room as you found it. Children need adult supervision at all times, and security cameras monitor the rooms. Concerns: Airport Customer Care, (206) 787-7233. The Port publishes a SEA Airport Social Story and Resource Guide for travelers with autism to review with family or caregivers before the trip. To reach the A Station room, take the elevator across from the Starbucks near Gate A3 from the concourse level to the Train level, then walk a short way down the hall toward the train platform. The A Station room has a starlit sky, a seating nook, a rocking chair and large sitting pillows, and passengers of any age can use it. The Port's sensory room wayfinding symbol was reviewed with Open Doors Organization, The Arc of King County and Seattle Therapy Network therapists.

Sources: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport interactive map

Questions about sensory rooms at SEA

SEA Underground A Station, in the long hallway near the elevators; Level 3 above Gate C3 near the Lookout.

Daily 4 a.m. to 12 a.m.

Prayer and meditation rooms: Interfaith Prayer and Meditation Rooms, SEA Underground A Station hallway near the elevators
Wheelchair assistance: Before security: call Prospect Airport Services on (206) 246-1550 on arrival for a free wheelchair from the Link station, baggage claim or the garage to your ticket counter