✈ Flights
Score: 76/100
Best Round-Trip Price
~$190-250/person
Estimated Group Total
$1,350-$1,500
+ Baggage (1 bag each)
+$420
Booking Window
✓ Optimal (10 wks out)
Price Trend
↓ Favorable
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🏠 Accommodation
Score: 82/100
Current Status
Hotel Booked
Confirmed Total
$1,200
Per Person (3 nights)
$200
Booking Type
Hotel stay confirmed
Reference Range
$972-$1,593 typical
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🏔 Mt. Rainier
Readiness: 65/100
Paradise Road
OPEN (chains required)
Primary Trail
Skyline Loop / Longmire backup
Park Entry
$30/vehicle
Drive from Seattle
1.5-2.5 hrs
💰 Budget Per Person
Under Budget
Flights (w/ 1 bag)
~$295
Accommodation (3 nights)
$200
Day 2: Mt. Rainier
~$35
Day 3: Seattle Core Day
~$175
Food & Nightlife
~$300
Estimated Total
~$1,005/person
Budget Remaining
~$195 buffer/person
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✈ DFW/DAL → SEA | April 16-19, 2026 | 6 Passengers
Book Score: 76/100BOOKING TIMING ANALYSIS
You're at ~70 days before departure — right at the start of the optimal booking window (28-61 days). April is shoulder season with prices up to 40% lower than summer. Booking within the next 2-3 weeks (by late Feb / early March) should capture the sweet spot.
AIRLINE COMPARISON
| Airline | Type | Est. RT Price | Group of 6 | Nonstops/Week | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| American | Nonstop | $190-250 | $1,140-1,500 | 47 | Most frequent nonstops from DFW |
| Alaska | Nonstop | $163-220 | $978-1,320 | 27 | Best April pricing; SEA is home hub |
| Delta | Nonstop | $200-270 | $1,200-1,620 | 14 | Fewer nonstops; many 1-stop options |
| Southwest | Nonstop | $148-210 | $888-1,260 | Multiple | DAL airport; bags now $35 (as of May '25) |
| United | 1-Stop | $180-260 | $1,080-1,560 | - | Connecting via DEN/IAH; longer travel time |
| Spirit | Nonstop | $148-190 | $888-1,140 | Limited | Lowest base fare; high bag fees |
BAGGAGE FEE COMPARISON (PER BAG, PER DIRECTION)
| Airline | 1st Checked Bag | 2nd Checked Bag | 6 Pax × 1 Bag RT | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| American | $35 | $45 | $420 | $40 at airport |
| Alaska | $35 | $45 | $420 | Club 49 waivers possible |
| Delta | $35 | $45 | $420 | Standard |
| Southwest | $35 | $45 | $420 | Changed May 2025; was free |
| United | $35 | $45 | $420 | $40/$50 at airport |
Live Hotel Prices
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Inn at Virginia Mason
Best Budget
$116-150/night
3 rooms × 3 nights = $1,044-$1,350 total • $174-225/person
⭐ B&B Style
📍 Capitol Hill
🆕 15% off if booked 30+ days early
Graduate Seattle (by Hilton)
Best Value
$108-177/night
3 rooms × 3 nights = $972-$1,593 total • $162-266/person
⭐ 3-Star Hilton
📍 University area (near Capitol Hill)
🎉 Trendy & group-friendly
Seattle Gaslight Inn
$127-205/night
3 rooms × 3 nights = $1,143-$1,845 total • $191-308/person
⭐ B&B with character
📍 Heart of Capitol Hill
🍸 Best nightlife location
Silver Cloud Hotel - Broadway
$152-250/night
3 rooms × 3 nights = $1,368-$2,250 total • $228-375/person
⭐ 4-Star
📍 Capitol Hill Broadway
🚗 6 min to Pike Place
Kimpton Palladian Hotel
Premium
$155+/night
3 rooms × 3 nights = $1,395+ total • $233+/person
⭐ 4-Star Luxury
📍 Downtown (2000 2nd Ave)
💳 15% AMEX promo through April 2026
🛣 Road & Access Status
- Paradise Road: OPEN (year-round, may be Fri-Mon only)
- Tire chains: MANDATORY (Nov 1 - May 1)
- Grove of the Patriarchs: CLOSED (until 2027 bridge rebuild)
- Mowich Lake / Tolmie Peak: CLOSED (opens June/July)
- Park entrance: $30/vehicle (credit card only, no cash)
- No timed entry reservations needed in 2026
🌨 Expected April Weather
- High temp: ~39-44°F at Paradise
- Low temp: ~31°F (below freezing)
- 38% chance of precip on any given day
- Only ~31% clear/partly cloudy skies
- 87% average humidity
- Weather changes rapidly — prepare for all conditions
⛳ Available Activities (April)
- Hiking at Paradise — primary activity
- Nisqually Vista trail (easy, scenic views)
- Barn Flat trail (beginner-friendly)
- Reflection Lakes trail (3.75 mi, ~4 hrs)
- Guided tours: Evergreen Escapes, RMI Expeditions
- Check for ranger-led programs on nps.gov
💰 Cost Breakdown (6 people)
- Park entrance: $30/vehicle = $5/person
- Gas (roundtrip): ~$24 = $4/person
- Total per person: ~$9
- No gear rental needed for hiking trails
- Bring your own hiking boots and gear
🚗 Logistics from Capitol Hill
- Distance: 76 miles
- Drive time: 1.5-2.5 hours (avoid rush hour)
- Recommended: Leave mid-morning (~9-10 AM)
- Vehicle: SUV/AWD preferred; chains required regardless
- Car rental estimate: $50-150/day for SUV
- Tip: Check road status on nps.gov morning of trip
🔎 Real-Time Resources (Check Before Trip)
🟤 Day 1 — Thursday, April 16: Arrival
- Fly DFW/DAL → SEA (book afternoon arrival if possible)
- Check in to accommodation (Capitol Hill)
- Evening: Walk to Pike Place Market & Seattle waterfront
- Dinner: Capitol Hill restaurants (reserve ahead for 6)
- Night: Explore Capitol Hill nightlife — Pike/Pine corridor
🌳 Day 2 — Friday, April 17: Mt. Rainier Adventure
- 6:45 AM departure from Seattle Center / Space Needle area
- 9:00 AM stop at Whittaker Mountaineering in Ashford for tire chains
- 10:10 AM arrive at Paradise after the Nisqually entrance drive
- Main hike: Skyline Loop with a Myrtle Falls turnaround if upper sections look sketchy
- Packed lunch at Paradise after the hike — do not count on food service
- Return to Seattle by ~5:45 PM to shower and reset for dinner
- REQUIRED Tire chains in vehicle through May 1
- CLOSED Grove of the Patriarchs (until 2027)
- CLOSED Tolmie Peak road (until June)
🎉 Day 3 — Saturday, April 18: Seattle Core Day
- 7:40 AM 10K run from Seattle Center through downtown and the waterfront
- Original Starbucks + Pike Place Market morning block
- Lunch near Pike Place, then REI Seattle Flagship in South Lake Union
- Optional Space Needle window if energy is high
- One intentional brewery stop before heading south
- Mariners game at T-Mobile Park is the evening anchor
✈ Day 4 — Sunday, April 19: Departure
- Pack and check out by 11 AM (confirm checkout time)
- Optional: Brunch in Capitol Hill before heading to airport
- Drive/rideshare to SEA (~20-30 min from Capitol Hill)
- Fly SEA → DFW/DAL (book afternoon departure if possible)
✈ Flight Booking Checklist
- Confirm all 6 passenger names match IDs exactly
- Review baggage allowance (hiking gear needs)
- Book seats together or within 2 rows
- Review change/cancellation policy
- Check credit card travel protections
- Set calendar reminder: check-in 24 hrs before
- Share confirmation with all 6 guests
🏠 Accommodation Booking Checklist
- Verify check-in time (coordinate with flight arrival)
- Confirm parking availability/cost
- Review house rules (bachelor party appropriate?)
- Check kitchen equipment (cooking to save $)
- Verify cancellation deadline
- Screenshot confirmation & save to shared folder
- Message host about group size and plans
🏔 Mt. Rainier Gear Checklist (Per Person)
- Hiking boots (sturdy, waterproof)
- Waterproof outer shell jacket
- Waterproof pants
- Warm base layers (moisture-wicking)
- Insulating mid-layer (fleece/down)
- Winter hat & gloves
- Sunscreen & sunglasses (sun glare!)
- Backpack with water & snacks
- Tire chains for vehicle (MANDATORY)
📋 Pre-Trip Action Items
- Book flights (target: by Feb 28)
- Hotel booked at $1,200 — confirm check-in, parking, and guest names
- Reserve SUV/car rental for Mt. Rainier day
- Buy Mariners tickets before prices climb
- Make dinner reservation for 6 (Day 1)
- Create shared expense tracking (Splitwise?)
- Share packing list with all 6 guests
- Check Mt. Rainier road status (1 week before)
- Check weather forecast (3 days before)
- Buy/arrange tire chains
- Confirm all bookings 48 hours before departure
📋 Dan's Action Items
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These are Dan's responsibilities. Check items off as you complete them — completed items will be removed from the group email updates.
Flights are on everyone individually (not listed here).
- Hotel booked at $1,200 total — confirm check-in time, parking, and final guest namesTarget: Apr 10Dan
- Reserve SUV/car rental for Mt. Rainier day (Apr 17)Target: Mar 15Dan
- Rent tire chains for Mt. Rainier (required Nov 1–May 1) — Whittaker Mountaineering, 30027 SR-706 E, Ashford WA • (360) 569-2142 • Pick up on the way into the park Apr 17Target: Call by Apr 14Dan
- Buy Mariners tickets for Apr 18 and share seats with the groupTarget: ASAPDan
- Make dinner reservation for 6 (Day 1 — Capitol Hill)Target: Mar 20Dan
- Set up shared expense tracking (Splitwise/Venmo group)Target: Mar 1Dan
- Share packing list & gear requirements with groupTarget: Apr 1Dan
- Check Mt. Rainier road status & conditionsTarget: Apr 9 (1 week before)Dan
- Check Seattle & Paradise weather forecastTarget: Apr 13 (3 days before)Dan
- Confirm all bookings & reservationsTarget: Apr 14 (48 hrs before)Dan
✈ Flights are on each person individually — not tracked here.
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Day 2 Field Guide: Mt. Rainier via Ashford
Friday, April 17, 2026 • Seattle Center → Ashford → Paradise → Seattle
One-car or caravan-friendly day trip. Built around a 9 AM chain pickup at Whittaker Mountaineering in Ashford, then straight to Paradise for the full Skyline Loop — 5.5 miles, strenuous, one of the best alpine hikes in the Pacific Northwest. Lunch happens at Paradise after the hike. Home by ~5:45 PM. This is a real hiking day, not a stroll. Come prepared.
⚠ Check Morning of Trip
Verify NPS road status before leaving Seattle. The Longmire-to-Paradise road can open late, close early, or stay closed depending on overnight weather. Do not skip this step.
nps.gov/mora → Road Status • @MountRainierNPS
nps.gov/mora → Road Status • @MountRainierNPS
⛽ Tire Chains: Mandatory
All vehicles must carry tire chains through May 1 — including AWD and 4WD. Rental car + chains = bring both. Chains available at Whittaker stop. Vehicle physically needs them on-board before the park gate.
✓ No Reservations Needed
No timed-entry reservation required for Mt. Rainier in 2026. Just show up. Park entrance fee is $30/vehicle — bring a credit card. No cash accepted at the gate.
🍔 Pack Lunch — No Food at Paradise
Paradise Inn food service is not reliable in April. Do not count on buying lunch at the mountain. Pack sandwiches, wraps, snacks, and water before leaving Seattle.
🕐 Exact Schedule — April 17, 2026
6:35
AM
AM
Final load-up window
Everyone dressed for cold, daypacks loaded, water and packed lunch ready to go. Be outside at 6:45.
6:45
AM
AM
🚗 Depart Seattle Center / Space Needle area
Drive south toward Ashford. ~2 hr 15 min to Whittaker. No rush-hour traffic at this time.
9:00
AM
AM
⛽ Arrive: Whittaker Mountaineering, Ashford
30027 WA-706, Ashford, WA 98304 • (360) 569-2142
Rent/pick up tire chains, confirm fit, restroom if needed. Call ahead — may be on winter hours.
Rent/pick up tire chains, confirm fit, restroom if needed. Call ahead — may be on winter hours.
9:25
AM
AM
🚗 Depart Ashford → Paradise
~45 min drive up the mountain. Pay $30 at the park gate. Have credit card ready.
10:10
AM
AM
🏔 Arrive Paradise
Park, restroom stop, layer check, sunscreen, quick photos. Final trail call based on snow depth and visibility.
10:25
AM
AM
🏃 Start: Skyline Loop
5.5 miles • Strenuous • ~3.5 hrs • Trailhead: Upper Paradise, main trail area. Full loop with glacier views, Myrtle Falls, and Panorama Point. Expect snow on the upper sections — watch footing. Traction devices strongly recommended.
2:00
PM
PM
✅ Complete Skyline Loop — back at Paradise
Estimated finish time. Could be earlier, could be 2:30 depending on snow and group pace. Don't push the upper sections — turn around at Panorama Point if conditions are sketchy.
2:00
PM
PM
🍔 Lunch + regroup at Paradise
Packed lunches after the hike. 30 minutes. Sandwiches/wraps, snacks, water, thermos drink if packed. No food at Paradise — this is it. Photos, last views, gear off.
2:30
PM
PM
🚗 Depart Paradise
Drive down the mountain. Optional 10-min stop in Ashford around 3:15 for chain return questions, snacks, or restroom.
5:45
PM
PM
🏠 Back in Seattle
Shower, reset, dinner later that evening. You earned it.
🚗 Driving Legs
1. Seattle Center → Whittaker Mountaineering
Depart 6:45 AM • Arrive 9:00 AM • ~2 hr 15 min
2. Whittaker Mountaineering → Paradise
Depart 9:25 AM • Arrive 10:10 AM • ~45 min
3. Paradise → Seattle Center
Depart 2:30 PM • Arrive ~5:45 PM • ~3 hr 15 min
(includes mountain descent + city re-entry)
(includes mountain descent + city re-entry)
🏃 Hike Details
Skyline Loop — Full Circuit
5.5 mi loop • Strenuous • 10:25 AM – ~2:00 PM
Trailhead: Upper Paradise, main trail area
Passes Myrtle Falls, Panorama Point, and Glacier Vista. Expect deep snow on the upper third of the loop. Microspikes or traction devices strongly recommended.
Trailhead: Upper Paradise, main trail area
Passes Myrtle Falls, Panorama Point, and Glacier Vista. Expect deep snow on the upper third of the loop. Microspikes or traction devices strongly recommended.
⚠ April Snow Note
Upper sections of the loop near Panorama Point will be snow-covered. If conditions above Myrtle Falls look unsafe, turn around there and call it a 2-mile out-and-back. Still a great day.
🎰 What to Bring
✅ Waterproof jacket
✅ Warm layers (base + mid)
✅ Hat and gloves
✅ Waterproof hiking boots
✅ Daypack
✅ Packed lunch + snacks
✅ At least 1L water per person
✅ Sunglasses + sunscreen
✅ Phone charger or power bank
✅ Microspikes / traction devices
✅ Trekking poles (optional but helpful in snow)
✅ Credit card (park fee, no cash)
✅ Tire chains (in the vehicle)
✅ Warm layers (base + mid)
✅ Hat and gloves
✅ Waterproof hiking boots
✅ Daypack
✅ Packed lunch + snacks
✅ At least 1L water per person
✅ Sunglasses + sunscreen
✅ Phone charger or power bank
✅ Microspikes / traction devices
✅ Trekking poles (optional but helpful in snow)
✅ Credit card (park fee, no cash)
✅ Tire chains (in the vehicle)
✅ Must-Do Checks
🔴 Check NPS road status before leaving Seattle
🔴 Confirm Longmire gate to Paradise opened on schedule
🔴 Call Whittaker ahead for chain availability — (360) 569-2142
🔴 Confirm chains are physically in the vehicle before the gate
🔴 Bring a credit card for the $30 park entrance fee
🔴 Pack lunch the night before or morning of — nothing to buy at Paradise
🔴 Confirm Longmire gate to Paradise opened on schedule
🔴 Call Whittaker ahead for chain availability — (360) 569-2142
🔴 Confirm chains are physically in the vehicle before the gate
🔴 Bring a credit card for the $30 park entrance fee
🔴 Pack lunch the night before or morning of — nothing to buy at Paradise
🔀 Backup Plan: If Paradise Is Delayed or Closed
Keep the Ashford stop the same • Continue into the park only as conditions allow • Replace the Skyline day with Longmire as the main destination • Use Trail of the Shadows at Longmire as the backup hike • Eat the packed lunch there and stretch the visit if weather improves • Return to Seattle earlier if mountain conditions are poor
🎯 Day 2 Decision Rule
🟢 Road Status: Good
Follow the Paradise plan exactly. Skyline day, lunch at Paradise, back in Seattle around 5:45.
🔴 Gate Delayed or Conditions Sketchy
Switch to the Longmire backup. Do not force the upper mountain.
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Day 3: Seattle Core Day
Saturday, April 18, 2026 • Space Needle → Pike Place → REI → Brewery → Mariners
Seattle greatest hits, built for five guys from Texas who came here to actually do stuff. Morning 10K, original Starbucks, Pike Place Market, REI Flagship, a brewery, and a Mariners game anchoring the night. This is the full city day. The game is the non-negotiable — everything else builds toward it.
Free
Morning Run
6.2 mi
10K Distance
5
Major Stops
$100–325
Est. Per Person
🕐 Exact Schedule — April 18, 2026
7:30
AM
AM
🏃 Depart lodging for 10K run
Head out from Seattle Center / Space Needle area. Run gear on, phones charged, pace yourselves.
7:40
AM
AM
🏃 10K Run — Seattle Center to Waterfront Loop
Route: Seattle Center south through Belltown, down to the waterfront, Elliott Bay Trail north, back up through Olympic Sculpture Park to Seattle Center. ~65 min at an easy group pace. Flat-to-rolling, scenic, and on-road the whole way. Strava it.
8:45
AM
AM
🛀 Cool down + shower window
Back at lodging. 30 minutes to shower and reset. Stagger if there's one bathroom. Out the door by 9:30.
9:30
AM
AM
🚗 Head to Pike Place Market area
Rideshare or walk down (~15 min on foot, 5 min by car). Destination: Original Starbucks at 1912 Pike Place.
9:45
AM
AM
☕ Original Starbucks — 1912 Pike Place
Get your coffee, get the photo, move on. Line moves fast in the morning. Grab breakfast here or at a Pike Place stall nearby.
10:30
AM
AM
🍃 Explore Pike Place Market
Fish throw, flower stalls, small shops, farmers market section. Give it 75 minutes before it gets too crowded. Wander. Don't over-plan this block.
11:45
AM
AM
🍕 Lunch in or near Pike Place
~45 minutes. Good options: Matt's in the Market (reserve ahead), Honest Biscuits, Piroshky Piroshky for a quick grab. Or just eat at the market stalls.
12:30
PM
PM
🚗 Head to REI Seattle Flagship
~10 min rideshare to 222 Yale Ave N, South Lake Union. Not a mall REI. This is the flagship — climbing wall, gear wall, the whole thing.
1:00
PM
PM
🏔 REI Seattle Flagship
222 Yale Ave N • One hour. Multi-level flagship store in a converted armory building. Pick up anything you wish you'd packed for Day 2. Indoor climbing wall. Worth the stop even if you don't buy anything.
2:00
PM
PM
🚗 Return toward Seattle Center / regroup
Head back. Decide here: Space Needle or skip straight to brewery. See Optional section below.
2:30
PM
PM
🔮 Space Needle Optional
It's right there. If the group has energy and nobody is already over it, do it. Observation deck views of the Sound and Rainier on a clear day are legitimately great. Book ahead if you're committing to this.
3:30
PM
PM
🍺 Brewery Stop
One intentional hour at a good Seattle brewery before the game. See Stops section for recommendations. Pace yourselves — T-Mobile Park has plenty of beer and you want to remember the game.
4:30
PM
PM
🚗 Head to T-Mobile Park — pregame
Rideshare to First Ave S and Edgar Martinez Dr S. Gates typically open 2 hours before first pitch. Get in early, walk the park, find your seats, grab ballpark food.
5:15
PM
PM
⚾ Mariners Game — T-Mobile Park
Confirm actual game time at mlb.com/mariners. Assume evening first pitch, likely 6:40 or 7:10 PM. This is the anchor. Tickets in hand before you leave Seattle. After the game: back to Capitol Hill or keep the night going depending on energy.
📍 Stops & Why They Matter
Original Starbucks — 1912 Pike Place
The one the bachelor asked for. First location, still running, still serves coffee. Worth the 20 minutes. Get the reserve roast if it's available.
Pike Place Market
Essential Seattle stop. Fish throw, flower stalls, craftsmen, the Market itself. Best in the morning before the tourist rush hits. One of the best farmers markets in the country.
REI Seattle Flagship — 222 Yale Ave N
The right REI to visit. Multi-level flagship in a converted national guard armory. Indoor climbing wall. Way more interesting than any REI you've been to in Texas.
Brewery Stop — pick one
Fremont Brewing (South Lake Union taproom, easy from REI) • Pike Brewing (right at Pike Place, easy from market) • Elysian Capitol Hill (near lodging, good for early evening). Pick one, sit down, order a round.
⚾ Mariners — T-Mobile Park
The anchor. One of the better ballpark experiences in MLB. Retractable roof means the game happens rain or shine. Confirm game time at mlb.com/mariners and buy tickets before the trip.
💰 Cost Estimate Per Person
10K run
Free
Starbucks + breakfast
$8–15
Pike Place lunch
$20–35
Brewery stop
$18–40
Mariners ticket
$25–80+
Ballpark food + drinks
$20–45
Rideshare / transit
$10–25
Planning Total
Budget version
$100–140 / person
Normal version
$145–220 / person
Bigger-spend version
$225–325+ / person
📋 Booking & Reservation Notes
⚠ Buy now: Mariners tickets — buy before the trip, prices go up
⚠ Book ahead: Space Needle — only if the group is committing to it
🕐 Optional: Brewery table — only if you want a specific sit-down spot
✓ No res needed: Original Starbucks
✓ No res needed: Pike Place Market
✓ No res needed: REI Flagship
⚠ Book ahead: Space Needle — only if the group is committing to it
🕐 Optional: Brewery table — only if you want a specific sit-down spot
✓ No res needed: Original Starbucks
✓ No res needed: Pike Place Market
✓ No res needed: REI Flagship
Mariners Ticket Note
Confirm the April 18 home game at mlb.com/mariners. Dynamic pricing — buy sooner rather than later. Lower bowl is worth it for a bachelor group. T-Mobile Park is a great venue regardless of section.
👔 What to Wear & Bring
🏃 Running gear for the morning
👟 Day shoes for walking after (broken in, not new)
⚾ Mariners gear if anyone has it — wear it to the game
🌧 Light rain layer — Seattle in April shifts fast
🔋 Portable charger — long day, full phone matters
👤 ID for the brewery and ballpark
👃 Sunglasses if weather looks good
💳 Credit card — most vendors around Pike Place and the park are cashless
👟 Day shoes for walking after (broken in, not new)
⚾ Mariners gear if anyone has it — wear it to the game
🌧 Light rain layer — Seattle in April shifts fast
🔋 Portable charger — long day, full phone matters
👤 ID for the brewery and ballpark
👃 Sunglasses if weather looks good
💳 Credit card — most vendors around Pike Place and the park are cashless
🔄 Optional Swaps
Skip the Space Needle
Use that 2:30–3:30 window as extra time at the brewery. If the group is dragging or it's overcast, just skip it and go drink beer.
Skip REI if nobody cares
If the group genuinely has no interest, use that hour for more time at Pike Place or an early beer at Pike Brewing, which is right there.
Skip the run
If Day 2 wrecked people's legs, skip the 10K and sleep until 9. Leave for Pike Place at 9:30 instead. No shame, still a full day.
Add a second brewery
If the Space Needle gets skipped and energy is high, squeeze in two brewery stops before heading to T-Mobile. Fremont → Elysian or Pike → Elysian both work geographically.
🎯 Day 3 Game Plan
🟢 Everyone's feeling it
Full version: 10K → Starbucks → Pike Place → REI → Space Needle → Brewery → Mariners. The whole day as planned.
🟡 Group is slow-moving
Shorten Pike Place, skip Space Needle, keep brewery + Mariners intact. The game doesn't move.
🔴 Non-negotiable
If tickets are bought, the Mariners game is locked. Everything else is flex. Protect the game time.
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