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Tacoma what to do?

Discussion in 'Northwest' started by Edward 96GTS, Oct 14, 2025 at 12:02 AM.

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  1. Edward 96GTS

    Edward 96GTS F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    Hello
    the family will be in Tacoma and surrounding area in June 2026. It will be me my wife and 23 yo daughter.
    We are interesting any and all events that people here would recommend as activites and restaurants.
    look forward to all suggestions.
    tia
    Ed
     
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    Museum of Glass is pretty cool.
     
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    Point Defiance Park - then lunch at Anthony's (which is inside the park, down at the ferry terminal).

    And yes another vote for the Lemay museum

    Jedi
     
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    I don't know if its just me or what but I've been disappointed in the Lemay both times I've gone. I don't really care to see old American cars, they're not my thing. I was just there with a date last week and there was one Ferrari and not much else that interested me. On top of that the parking is atrocious, the spots are narrow as are the lanes. They have a whole section closed off that they could use to remedy this problem but haven't in the years they've been open. I'll keep my Italian toys at home until they wise up and take care of their visitors and their cars. Just my .02 cents.
     
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    Hey - it's TACOMA... just sayin' ... ;)

    There's also the Lemay Collections at Marymount (same family name but very different family members who don't see eye to eye with the Tacoma folks)...

    https://lemaymarymount.org/

    They have tons of American cars but there ARE a few "semi-exotics"

    Gotta remember: Harold LeMay was NOT a "car collector" - he was a JUNK collector. He ran the largest garbage collection service in the region and became a billionaire in the process - he was a HOARDER. The Marymount facility was once his 20-acre dumping ground for his hoard of "vehicles" including trains, military machinery, and every possible piece of junk you can think of.

    The fact the families were able to cobble a pretty decent museum out of all that crap is pretty amazing.

    The collection at Marymount is much larger (covering many buildings) and very different.

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    By the time its June..

    Lemay
    Griots
    Exotics at RTC on sat mornings 9am
    Lake Washington cars and coffee sunday morning 10am
    air cooled porsche meet sunday morning 8am in pioneer square
    space needle
    underground tour
    pike place
    snoqualmie falls, brunch at salish lodge
    lake union heli tour
    salmon locks
    fremont troll
     
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