Hangar 30 at Magnuson Park — Seattle, WA

Seattle, WA · Magnuson Park · Seattle Parks and Recreation

Hangar 30 is an indoor rental venue at Magnuson Park in Seattle, operated by Seattle Parks and Recreation, and its defining practical feature for winter dates is that it is a fully heated venue — a hangar-scale room that stays usable in a Seattle December rather than needing temporary heat brought in. The venue supplies 110v electricity and can provide 220v where a licensed electrician is engaged. It is booked through the city’s written indoor rental application rather than by phone hold, and quotes are issued only once that application is complete, so the timeline matters as much as the date. Check availability or request a quote for Hangar 30 at Magnuson Park on VenueKonnex.

Space Features

• Event space named by the venue: Hangar 30 at Magnuson Park
• Fully heated — the venue’s own description of the building, which is what makes a cold-weather evening event workable in a hangar
• 110v electricity provided as standard
• 220v available, with a licensed electrician required to make the connection
• An indoor venue within Magnuson Park, one of the city’s large waterfront parks
• Operated by Seattle Parks and Recreation, with a dedicated special-event scheduling desk rather than a commercial sales team

Best For

• Cold-weather and winter evening events that need a heated large-format room
• Dinners, receptions and community gatherings in a hangar setting
• Productions and programmes with real power requirements, where 220v access matters
• Nonprofit and civic organisations planning far enough ahead to work within a city application window

Access & Logistics

• Located inside Magnuson Park, Seattle — a city park site rather than a downtown block
• Power on site: 110v standard; 220v subject to a licensed electrician
• The venue is heated, so it does not depend on seasonal temporary heating

Pricing & Booking Terms

No rate is quoted here, because the venue issues figures only after a completed application rather than publishing a number for a specific event. Seattle Parks and Recreation sets out its fees and charges in its own indoor venue brochure, and cost at a venue of this type turns on the length of the booked block, the day and season, and the additional service charges that apply to a given event. What is fixed is the process: a completed indoor rental application is required both to reserve the space and to receive a quote, and the department asks for 5 to 10 days to process it. Applications must be submitted no fewer than 30 days in advance, and the department states it cannot make exceptions for last-minute requests. Applications may be lodged up to 12 months ahead, and are entered into a lottery processed the following month — so an early application buys a place in a draw rather than an immediate hold. Individual spaces and dates are handled separately. Request a quote through VenueKonnex and we will run the application timeline with you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it?
Magnuson Park, Seattle, Washington. It is an indoor rental venue operated by Seattle Parks and Recreation.

Is the hangar heated?
Yes. The venue describes Hangar 30 as a fully heated venue.

What power is available?
110v electricity is provided. 220v is available, but a licensed electrician is required for it.

How do I get a quote?
By submitting a completed indoor rental application. The venue does not quote before the application is in, and asks for 5 to 10 days to process it.

How far ahead do I need to apply?
No fewer than 30 days in advance — the department states it cannot make exceptions for last-minute requests. Applications can be submitted up to 12 months ahead and are entered into a lottery processed the following month.

What does it cost to rent?
The venue does not publish a rate for an individual event. Fees and charges are set out in the department’s indoor venue brochure, and the figure for a given booking depends on the length of the block, the date and season, and the additional charges that apply.

Related Venues on VenueKonnex

Comparing Seattle venues for a large indoor evening event? See Burke Museum, which seats 200 for a dinner in its Special Exhibits Gallery, and Town Hall Seattle, which seats up to 228 at banquet rounds. On the waterfront, The Point at Pier 70 offers a downtown alternative, and across the lake Mercer Island Community & Event Center is a comparable municipally run room.

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