Downtown Seattle combines a big city vibe with the spirit of a small town. Nestled amongst the city’s skyscrapers are the headquarters of Alaska Airlines, Amazon, Microsoft and Starbucks. Pike Place Market is the heart of Seattle’s shopping with big-name retailers, entertainment and restaurants. The Central Waterfront features the giant Ferris Wheel, the Seattle Aquarium and the historic Paramount Theatre. Belltown is known as one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in Downtown Seattle with upscale bars, restaurants and nightlife. The I-5, I-90, and I-405 freeways serve the majority of the Seattle area with billboards targeting commuters and tourists going to and from major parts of the area such as Tacoma, Bellevue and national parks within driving distance of the metro area. 

Thirty minutes south of Downtown is the cultural district of Tacoma, which is home to some of Seattle’s notable museums, such as the Museum of Glass, the Tacoma Art Museum and the Washington State History Museum. Just outside of Tacoma is King County Airport, also known as Boeing Field where the world’s commercial and defense airplanes are manufactured. Residential areas in Tacoma continue to grow, providing advertisers a prime opportunity to target commuter and tourist traffic on the I-5 freeway with billboards heading into and out of the area. In Downtown Tacoma, you’ll also find a lively theater district.  

Bellevue features both residential and commercial communities, home to the headquarters of Expedia, Microsoft, Nintendo, and T-Mobile. The Shops at the Bravern, Bellevue Square and the Factoria Mall attract tons of shoppers. Some of the most visited events include Bellevue Arts and Crafts Fair and the annual Strawberry Festival and the Bellevue Arts and Crafts Fair. Running through Bellevue are the I-90 and I-405 freeways with billboards targeting travelers and local commuters. Popular attractions also include Downtown Park, the Bellevue Arts Museum and The Bellevue Botanical Garden.