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Posted: 3/3/2015 11:03:47 AM EDT
Looking to spend a week in the Seattle area in June, can anybody tell me about the area of the City of Everett? My teenage son will be with me so safety is my top concern. Thanks for any help.
Link Posted: 3/3/2015 12:51:54 PM EDT
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What do you need to know?   lived in Everett for around 46 years.

stay away from the Casino road area...and the "projects" in North Everett.
Link Posted: 3/3/2015 7:31:38 PM EDT
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What do you need to know?   lived in Everett for around 46 years.

stay away from the Casino road area...and the "projects" in North Everett.
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What he said.
I fucking HATE Everett.
But that's my personal problem.  
Link Posted: 3/3/2015 8:13:34 PM EDT
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Are you looking to explore while you are here, or are you looking for entertainment? There's really nothing in the city of Everett that's worth checking out. Then again i've lived here for 28 years so i may look at it differently.
Link Posted: 3/3/2015 8:40:53 PM EDT
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Not sure how you settled on staying in Everett but I would stay elsewhere. If you are staying out of Seattle maybe Marysville on the North end of town.
Link Posted: 3/3/2015 9:11:35 PM EDT
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Are you looking to explore while you are here, or are you looking for entertainment? There's really nothing in the city of Everett that's worth checking out. Then again i've lived here for 28 years so i may look at it differently.
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Wrong.  Plenty to do.  Just gotta look for it
Link Posted: 3/3/2015 9:13:53 PM EDT
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Heavy artillery from Canada rains down on Everett daily.

You should steer clear.
Link Posted: 3/3/2015 11:55:16 PM EDT
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Are you looking to explore while you are here, or are you looking for entertainment? There's really nothing in the city of Everett that's worth checking out. Then again i've lived here for 28 years so i may look at it differently.
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Yeah, Boeing, the Future of Flight, Paull Allen's Heritage Collection, etc are totally not worth checking out.
Link Posted: 3/4/2015 9:51:51 AM EDT
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I had planned on visiting the area with my son because he has never been to the Pacific Northwest. We put our trip together without knowing about the U.S. Open of golf being there so hotels from the Seattle area south are either booked solid or just crazy expensive. We are going to be typical tourists, on the go to see downtown Seattle, a Mariners game, a day up to Vancouver and whatever else comes to mind. Im not so much worried about local attractions as I have no problems traveling to find stuff, my main concern is staying in an area where myself and more importantly my 17 year old son dont have to worry about getting shot at if we go to the local restaurant. Thanks for all the info, the Future of Flight sonds very much like something we will want to go see.
Link Posted: 3/4/2015 11:44:03 AM EDT
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Yeah, Boeing, the Future of Flight, Paull Allen's Heritage Collection, etc are totally not worth checking out.
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Are you looking to explore while you are here, or are you looking for entertainment? There's really nothing in the city of Everett that's worth checking out. Then again i've lived here for 28 years so i may look at it differently.


Yeah, Boeing, the Future of Flight, Paull Allen's Heritage Collection, etc are totally not worth checking out.


Yawn..
Link Posted: 3/4/2015 12:26:51 PM EDT
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OP, If you want to stay in the city of Everett stay away from the north end and casino road areas. There are quite a few cities surrounding or near Everett as well.
Link Posted: 3/4/2015 12:42:49 PM EDT
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I had planned on visiting the area with my son because he has never been to the Pacific Northwest. We put our trip together without knowing about the U.S. Open of golf being there so hotels from the Seattle area south are either booked solid or just crazy expensive. We are going to be typical tourists, on the go to see downtown Seattle, a Mariners game, a day up to Vancouver and whatever else comes to mind. Im not so much worried about local attractions as I have no problems traveling to find stuff, my main concern is staying in an area where myself and more importantly my 17 year old son dont have to worry about getting shot at if we go to the local restaurant. Thanks for all the info, the Future of Flight sonds very much like something we will want to go see.
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Relax, you will be in the PNW, the worst you will get is weird quiet passive aggressive people walking by looking at the ground pretending you are not there.......

People up here are polite, but not friendly like in the south.
Link Posted: 3/4/2015 3:06:47 PM EDT
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Fyi pa carry permit is not valid in wa, but you can open carry (except in vehicles and 21+ only areas (bar)). Both those exceptions are dumb but it is what it is. Your chances of getting shot are super low, WA is not a place where violent crime is rampant, even in the major cities.

edit: to be clear about the vehicle thing, without a permit you have to unload (empty chamber, no loaded mag inserted) and place in a container) Once you're at destination you can load up and holster.
Link Posted: 3/4/2015 3:39:37 PM EDT
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I had planned on visiting the area with my son because he has never been to the Pacific Northwest. We put our trip together without knowing about the U.S. Open of golf being there so hotels from the Seattle area south are either booked solid or just crazy expensive. We are going to be typical tourists, on the go to see downtown Seattle, a Mariners game, a day up to Vancouver and whatever else comes to mind. Im not so much worried about local attractions as I have no problems traveling to find stuff, my main concern is staying in an area where myself and more importantly my 17 year old son dont have to worry about getting shot at if we go to the local restaurant. Thanks for all the info, the Future of Flight sonds very much like something we will want to go see.
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You won't have any issues with trouble unless you seek them out.  Everett is safe and mild compared to the bulk of United States I've seen.  Everett is pretty spread out, but there are some interesting things in the immediate area.  There are also day trips like you have mentioned in the area to see lots of interesting things.  There are some fair restaurants in Everett too if you look for them.

Everett Waterfront (Anthony's)
Mukilteo Waterfront
Edmonds Waterfront (Ferry to peninsula is nice)
Museum of Flight
Paul Allen's Heritage Museum
Boeing Museum of Flight (Seattle)
Snoqualmie Falls (East of Seattle)
Experience Music Project and Science Fiction Museum (Near Space Needle).  Seattle Center can be shady after dark but is nice during the day.
Olympic Peninsula Rain Forest (ferry ride to peninsula)
MOHAI (Seattle)
Pike Place Market and Seattle Waterfront (don't do it late at night imho)
The Ferris Wheel on the Waterfront
Seattle Ferry
Safeco Field
Seattle Aquarium
LeMay Auto Museum in Tacoma (fantastic if you get the chance)
LeMay Family Museum in Spanaway (one of the largest private auto collections in the world.....hidden gem)


Link Posted: 3/5/2015 12:43:15 AM EDT
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Downtown/central Everett is relatively safe. Like other posters said, stay away from Casino road in the south end and the projects in the north east area.
I work outside in the downtown area and don't feel like there are too many dangers to worry about.
And you can catch a train from the Everett station to downtown Seattle if you felt so inclined.
Link Posted: 3/7/2015 2:04:42 PM EDT
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Downtown/central Everett is relatively safe. Like other posters said, stay away from Casino road in the south end and the projects in the north east area.
I work outside in the downtown area and don't feel like there are too many dangers to worry about.
And you can catch a train from the Everett station to downtown Seattle if you felt so inclined.
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avoid the mall also known as the jungle

down town is not to bad, avoid the library as it is a hive of orcs and goblins. There is a coffeshop in the library run by a liberal so liberal she makes other liberals cringe

anything east of broadway and broadway itself is bad, and even east end of Hewit by comcast arena is a bit greasy.

not sure what you can do with a teenager there, there is a great bbq place called New Mexicans and some great mexican ( el pariso)  on colby. Kates on Colby North has great bfast and service
The silve cup coffee on Colby has great coffee and some er um nice things to look at
From downtown you can access the marina and always head north on I -5 or east on HWY 2 into the cascades
Traffic is not as jacked up as Seattle and people while greasy, cranky and are more real than in Seattle.
Drive the chaukanut hw 11 if you get a chance as well


Again avoid the library....My gf recently looked up the sex offender registery and found several familiar faces from the library.....something to think about
Link Posted: 3/14/2015 2:41:47 AM EDT
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You won't have any issues with trouble unless you seek them out.  Everett is safe and mild compared to the bulk of United States I've seen.  Everett is pretty spread out, but there are some interesting things in the immediate area.  There are also day trips like you have mentioned in the area to see lots of interesting things.  There are some fair restaurants in Everett too if you look for them.

Everett Waterfront (Anthony's)
Mukilteo Waterfront
Edmonds Waterfront (Ferry to peninsula is nice)
Museum of Flight
Paul Allen's Heritage Museum
Boeing Museum of Flight (Seattle)
Snoqualmie Falls (East of Seattle)
Experience Music Project and Science Fiction Museum (Near Space Needle).  Seattle Center can be shady after dark but is nice during the day.
Olympic Peninsula Rain Forest (ferry ride to peninsula)
MOHAI (Seattle)
Pike Place Market and Seattle Waterfront (don't do it late at night imho)
The Ferris Wheel on the Waterfront
Seattle Ferry
Safeco Field
Seattle Aquarium
LeMay Auto Museum in Tacoma (fantastic if you get the chance)
LeMay Family Museum in Spanaway (one of the largest private auto collections in the world.....hidden gem)


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Thanks for the info. I will also be in Everett mid April.
Link Posted: 3/14/2015 5:04:38 AM EDT
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Where are you coming from out of Pa? I only ask because that is where I'm originally from. I've been getting a little home sick lately.
Link Posted: 3/14/2015 3:13:38 PM EDT
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Me too!  Originally a PA resident from Lancaster county.
Link Posted: 3/18/2015 6:49:14 PM EDT
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From about 50 miles north of Pittsburgh, Butler county.
Link Posted: 3/19/2015 12:54:27 AM EDT
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I drive through the Broadway area a few times a week, and so far I'm filling out my seven meth dwarves bingo card nicely.

This week alone I spotted Skeevy, skanky, sketchy, hinkey, and weird.

Seriously, if nobody mentioned it there's a Cabela's just up I-5 in Marysville. If you're up for a bit of a drive, the North Cascades Highway is really pretty and should be open by June. Downtown Mt Vernon looks pretty cool.
Link Posted: 3/19/2015 3:13:48 AM EDT
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I drive through the Broadway area a few times a week, and so far I'm filling out my seven meth dwarves bingo card nicely.

This week alone I spotted Skeevy, skanky, sketchy, hinkey, and weird.

Seriously, if nobody mentioned it there's a Cabela's just up I-5 in Marysville. If you're up for a bit of a drive, the North Cascades Highway is really pretty and should be open by June. Downtown Mt Vernon looks pretty cool.
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Skagit River Brewery has some great food and brews.
Link Posted: 3/20/2015 5:21:05 PM EDT
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I drive through the Broadway area a few times a week, and so far I'm filling out my seven meth dwarves bingo card nicely.

This week alone I spotted Skeevy, skanky, sketchy, hinkey, and weird.


Indeed! Broadway is a greasy gauntlet of cultural achievment...

You will find more stellar humans at the library, no joke, true story, can ID most of them from the sex offender registry....the worst is the moonbat liberal who owns the coffee shop

It gets weirder around the 1st and 15 th  of the month
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