Restrooms
Restrooms at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport: where they are, as the airport lists them.
More in our guide: Where to nurse or change a baby at SEA.
Restrooms
- Where
- Throughout the terminal, including family restrooms
- D Concourse, after security near Checkpoint 5 (all-gender restroom)
- Details
- Changing tables are in the family restrooms and most other restrooms. The airport map marks restrooms, family restrooms and an all-gender restroom. The all-gender restroom has 10 large single-person stalls with full-height locking doors, 2 wheelchair accessible stalls, a separate urinal room, a shared sink area and multiple baby changing tables. It serves everyone, including parents with children of a different gender and people with caregivers of a different gender. The restroom renovation added companion care restrooms with adult changing tables.
Sources: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport interactive map
Questions about restrooms at SEA
Where can I find the restrooms at SEA?
Throughout the terminal, including family restrooms; D Concourse, after security near Checkpoint 5 (all-gender restroom).
The checkpoint it names
A location above is given by a security checkpoint. What SEA publishes for it:
- Checkpoint 5. Serves: Closest to C, D, & N Gates and access to all gates. Hours: 4 a.m. to 8 p.m. TSA PreCheck.
Related facilities SEA locates
- Families and kids: Children's Play Areas, Near Gate A1, next to Qdoba (one of 2 listings)
- Nursing rooms: Nursing suites, rooms and pods, Suite: N Concourse on the Mezzanine level, near the Alaska Lounge
- 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