re: Visitor's Guide to Seattle

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Wow. Beautiful. I'd probably try to just play that hole over and over again.

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Well, there's always the chance that you'll have to play multiple balls on that one hole!

I'm guessing it's the Crab Pot

JT, how far by foot is the pan pacific hotel from most of the downtown attractions, like the market, etc... it has great reviews but is on the outskirts of downtown from what I can tell. I read something about a streetcar type trolley that can take you places by there.

it's the best bang for the buck right now for the combo flight/hotel packages... just seeing if you had anymore info since it wasn't on your list.

Thanks.

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JT, how far by foot is the pan pacific hotel from most of the downtown attractions, like the market, etc... it has great reviews but is on the outskirts of downtown from what I can tell. I read something about a streetcar type trolley that can take you places by there.

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It is farther, but everything is relative. You're never going to be talking about walking much more than a mile in one direction.

JT, have you played Chambers Bay? I just played the Olympic course on Gold Mountain and heard Chambers was better, but more expensive.

My bad. Couldn't read all that at work.

Hey Jersey thanks for the great info. Would you recommend renting a car? Staying from Friday to Monday downtown and can walk to most attractions but the stadaium is not close of course. Is the mass transit system in Seattle easy to use and reliable?

Thanks in advance for any help!

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It depends on what you want to do. Getting to the game without a car probably won't be great fun, but it's also probably really not that hard.