Still ahead are extensions that will connect the park to Expedia Group’s campus by summer 2026.
SEATTLE — Seattle will mark the end of 15 years of construction next month with the opening of Elliott Bay Waterfront Park, a 20-acre, 17-block public space built where the Alaskan Way Viaduct once stood.
The city and community groups will host Meet Me at Waterfront Park on Sept. 6, a ribbon-cutting followed by an all-day celebration with live entertainment, art installations and local food vendors.
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The $800 million Waterfront Seattle project rebuilt Alaskan Way between
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