The Point at Pier 70 — Seattle, WA

200 guests · Seattle, WA · Landmark Event Co.

The Point at Pier 70 is a Seattle event venue operated by Landmark Event Co., which also runs SoDo Park in the city. Its sales team confirmed the venue for a 200-guest plated dinner with a short live-auction program and gave an unusually direct answer on cost: with all nonprofit discounts applied, an event of that size lands in the mid-$30,000s to $40,000s for the plated dinner, the beverage package and the venue rental rate combined. That figure holds even when the beverage package is entirely non-alcoholic, so trimming the bar is not the lever that moves it. The venue is candid that it holds firmly to its minimums and pricing structure rather than negotiating down to a budget, which makes it a fast qualify-or-pass for planners working to a fixed number. Each venue in the group is handled by its own dedicated sales manager, and proposals and a venue guide are built on request. Check availability or request a quote for The Point at Pier 70 on VenueKonnex.

Space Features

• Event venue at Pier 70, Seattle, WA, operated by Landmark Event Co.
• Confirmed by the venue for a 200-guest plated dinner with a short live-auction or awards segment — the venue did not state a maximum capacity
• Sister venue in the same group: SoDo Park, also in Seattle
• Each venue in the group is assigned its own dedicated sales manager rather than a shared enquiry desk

Additional Services & Rentals

• Plated dinner service and beverage packages are quoted together with the venue rental as a single all-in figure
• Non-alcoholic beverage packages are available — and are quoted inside the same cost band as alcoholic packages
• Written proposals are built on request once the date and guest count are confirmed
• A venue guide covering the space, for both corporate and social events, is supplied to enquiring planners

Convenience

• Located on Pier 70 in Seattle, WA
• Site tours of the venue are offered to planners on request through the venue’s sales manager
• Enquiries are routed venue-by-venue, so a planner comparing two spaces in the group is put in touch with a named manager for each

Pricing & Booking Terms

The venue quoted this enquiry openly and placed no confidentiality restriction on the figures, so they are published here. For a 200-guest plated dinner, the venue’s estimate — with all nonprofit discounts already applied — is the mid-$30,000 to $40,000 range. That range is not a rental rate on its own: it covers the plated dinner, the beverage package and the venue rental rate together. A nonprofit discount is available to 501(c) organisations and is reflected in that figure. The venue applies its minimums and pricing structure strictly and will say so up front rather than build a proposal against a budget it cannot meet — a useful trait if you need an early yes-or-no. Final cost varies with date, guest count and menu scope; request a quote through VenueKonnex for figures matched to your event.

Best For

• Fundraising galas and benefit auctions with a live-program segment
• Seated corporate and association dinners at around 200 guests
• December holiday parties and year-end company events
• Nonprofit and 501(c) events, which the venue discounts

Frequently Asked Questions

How many guests does The Point at Pier 70 hold?
The venue confirmed it for a 200-guest plated dinner with a short live program. It did not state a maximum capacity, so 200 is a capacity the venue has affirmed rather than its ceiling.

What does it cost to rent?
For a 200-guest plated dinner, the venue estimated the mid-$30,000s to $40,000s with all nonprofit discounts applied. That figure covers the plated dinner, the beverage package and the venue rental rate together — it is not a rental-only rate.

Is there a nonprofit rate?
Yes. The venue applies nonprofit discounts for 501(c) organisations, and its quoted range already reflects them.

Would a non-alcoholic bar bring the cost down?
Not materially. The venue’s quoted range covers a beverage package whether or not it includes alcohol.

Is the pricing negotiable?
The venue states plainly that it holds to its minimums and pricing structure, and will tell a planner early if a budget does not reach rather than build a proposal that cannot land.

Where is it?
Pier 70, in Seattle, Washington.

Can we tour the space before booking?
Yes — the venue’s sales manager offers tours of the space to enquiring planners.

What events is it best for?
Fundraising galas and benefit auctions, seated corporate and association dinners around 200 guests, and December holiday parties.

Related Venues on VenueKonnex

Comparing Seattle options? See Town Hall Seattle for a nonprofit-discounted room with a stage included, or Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center for a conference-center hotel in the same metro. For another Seattle-area hotel option, see Hyatt Regency Bellevue. For an independent Bellevue ballroom with an open-caterer policy and a published Friday rental rate, see Vasa Park Ballroom.

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