Author: Elizabeth Paulsen

There are so many things to love about working at SeaTacPark. When asked, staff are quick to list many of their perks.

SeaTac Park has the “best” staff! The whole team works together to offer exceptional service from start to finish. They work hard but also play hard. It’s a real pleasure to spend time with these guys. They crack jokes and tease one another, smiling and having a blast the whole time. It’s truly heartening to know that the second you pulled onto the lot you became a part of this fantastic family.

Considering that SeaTacPark is open 24/7, staff really appreciate that they have such accommodating and flexible scheduling options. While they plan and organize who will be on what shift, you can rest assured that at any point and time during your visit there are professionals on staff ready to assist you.

Staff greatly respect that SeaTacPark strives to focus on environmentally friendly processes. The entire reservation services are paperless. Electrical outlets are available for to accommodate electric vehicles. To top it all off, there is a system in place that “separates out contaminates such as sediment and oil from the lot runoff before the water is released into the city’s stormwater system”.

However, the most consistent response from employees regarding their favorite thing about working at SeaTacPark is the numerous interesting people they get to meet. YOU, our patrons. You are SeatacPark’s favorite thing. Just thought you would want to know.

Next time you take the shuttle, feel free to talk with the drive and ask them for yourself. They will be happy to share their favorite thing about working for this almost 20 year old company. Oh, and tell them about yourself because that’s often what they look forward to during their day.

One of the worst feelings is that moment when you’ve checked into your flight, gone through that painstaking security, rushed to your gate, waited for what feels like forever, boarded the plane, found your seat, and then frantically remembered that you left your headphones on the kitchen table at your house! If only you had had some checklist of things not to forget to pack as you prepared your dusty suitcase the night before. Oh wait, here ya go!

Below is a list of 41 things that you shouldn’t forget to pack when you go on your next adventure.

1. whatever keeps you comfy on your flight or drive (sweatshirt, comfy shoes, blanket, neck pillow)
2. all around, weather clothes (sweatshirt, long-sleeved t-shirt, skirt, shorts, jeans, eveningwear)
3. pjs, socks, underwear
4. shoes: walking shoes, flip-flops, dress shoes
5. bathing suit
6. swimming goggles
7. belt
8. hat/scarf/gloves
9. glasses/contacts
10. sunglasses
11. personal hygiene products: deodorant, toothbrush, razor, toothpaste, hairbrush/comb, mirror
12. lip balm
13. make-up and remover
14. first aid supplies
15. hand sanitizer/wet wipes
16. stain remover/sewing kit
17. nail clippers and tweezers
18. prescriptions/pain killers
19. sunscreen/sunburn relief
20. insect repellent
21. camera
22. a good pen
23. notebook
24. good reading book
25. deck of cards/travel games
26. downloaded music
27. headphones
28. computer/eReader
29. flash drive
30. memory card
31. portable USB battery (multi-charger)
32. Portable phone charger
33. cash- avoid atm fees
34. flashlight
35. padlock
36. knife/tools/compass/whistle
37. space for holiday purchases
38. travel documents/passport/itinerary/tickets
39. map
40. water bottle
41. SNACKS

Remember: not all these things can go in your carry-on bag, so plan accordingly.