Miners Landing at Pier 57 — Seattle, Washington

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Inside the Klondike Arcade: coin-op machines and ticket games, the carousel turning behind.

Klondike Arcade

Test your skill on arcade games, carnival games and the shooting gallery — the Klondike Arcade brings boomtown energy to a pier with real Gold Rush roots.

3 different

Pier-wide locations

15+

Games

Plan Your Visit

  • Where Gold Rush history comes with a high score ★ Arcade games ★ Carnival games ★ The shooting gallery ★ Prizes ★ A few paces from the Carousel ★

Klondike Arcade

Cabinets lined up, carnival games alongside them, and a shooting gallery at the end of the row — all of it playing for prizes. It is the easiest hour on the pier to lose track of. Pay as you play — pricing varies by game. Open daily during pier hours — see Plan Your Visit for today’s hours.

Built

1902, as Pier 6, for the John B. Agen Company

Early tenants

The North American Transportation and Trading Company, 1902–09 — one of several

Service

Supply ships to the Klondike

Gold Rush era

1897–98

Gallery

Games and Prizes

The Klondike Arcade neon sign above the game floor
The carnival shooting gallery at Klondike Arcade
Racing games and the Jurassic Park cabinet on the arcade floor
Carnival game stall with plush prizes at Klondike Arcade
Space Invaders Frenzy cabinets at Klondike Arcade
NBA Superstars basketball game at Klondike Arcade

Before You Play

From the pier’s own paperwork — Pier 57 rose in 1902 and was leased to the company that ran supply ships to the Klondike gold fields. The name is history, not decoration.
No — the Pier Pass covers five attractions: the Seattle Great Wheel, Wings Over Washington, Salish Sea Tours, Sasquatch Mountain and the Historic Carousel. The arcade is separate.