Seattle Convention Center | Summit

4.7(1,128 reviews on Google)

Exhibition Center listing in Seattle, WA

About Seattle Convention Center | Summit

Summit at 900 Pine is a high-rise building of the Seattle Convention Center in downtown Seattle. It opened its doors in January 2023, holds LEED Platinum certification and is the first high-rise convention center in the United States. Eighteen covered bays provide 148,460 square feet of heavy-load exhibit space with direct drive-in access, and the building also has ballroom, open air and lobby spaces. Summit has its own parking garage, hotels are within easy walking distance and Link light rail serves downtown Seattle. Floor plans and upcoming events are published for planners and exhibitors. Rated 4.7 from 1128 Google reviews, 896 of them five stars. The campus also includes Arch at 705 Pike, with 334,392 square feet, and Arch at 800 Pike, with 35,000 square feet of carpeted meeting space, so events of many sizes fit. Exhibitor pages cover loading docks, exhibitor parking and hand-carried freight. All public areas, exhibit halls, ballrooms and meeting rooms are ADA accessible. The center received a 2026 Venue Excellence Award from the International Association of Venue Managers.

What reviewers mention: escalators (28), friendly staff (27), design (24), conference rooms (24), architecture (20), natural light (14), comic con (13), walkability (5), wheelchair accessibility (3), sakuracon (2)

Venue facts

Exhibit space148,460 sq ft

Services and details

  • Hosts trade shows and conventions

    Yes
  • Hotels within walking distance

    Yes
  • On-site parking

    Yes
  • Public transit access

    Yes
  • Loading docks / drive-in access

    Yes
  • Outdoor event space

    Yes
  • Floor plans available

    Yes
  • Public event calendar

    Yes

No information yet on connected hotel, exclusive in-house catering, wi-Fi. The website did not say; call and ask.

Contact

Listing compiled from public sources on 2026-10-08. Report a correction or request removal. Back to exhibition centers in Washington.