Seattle Areas To Avoid | Driving Tour
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2022
- I make a lot of videos about Seattle and the Pacific Northwest on my channel. I like to show the beauty of this area as well as reality; I like to think of my channel as one that offers both relaxation and realty.
This is a narrated driving tour of Seattle showing you what areas to avoid. The drive covers International District including Little Saigon and Chinatown. downtown and Pioneer Square are also covered, as well as Jose Rizal Park. 
* Dr. Jose Rizal was Filipino, not Filipino American ad I inadvertently stated in the video.
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A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ME…
My name is Dennis aka Lao Ocean (also aka Dr. Wtpho, but more about that later) and I'm a Lao American RUclipsr based in Seattle, WA (since 1980). My videos and vlogs consist of Seattle and Pacific Northwest content, food and product reviews, and travel. I drink way too much coffee and eat pho 20PHO7!
I don’t like making videos like this because the comments will undoubted by negative. However I like to show reality so here it is. There is beauty as well as ugly around these parts, as it is true for many other areas of the country and world, for that matter. ✌️
More driving videos here 👉 ruclips.net/p/PLKL1cc_YxmUza_sDvqUtuuol-zIseKzDB
Showing reality is important. Drug addiction/abuse and Homelessness are real major issues in America that we desperately need to face.
These issues don’t define Seattle and aren’t unique to Seattle but these issues do certainly exist here.
I love Seattle & Chinatown ID but truthfully shootings happen almost every single day in the International District alone. I believe it’s very important to be aware of the danger and always stick to the streets that feel safest. Typically it’s best to avoid homeless people for your own safety, however out of the few interactions I’ve had with homeless people in Chinatown they’ve all been very friendly.
If you’re aware of the danger & trust your instincts you’ll be perfectly safe here. ✌️❤️
Because you usually downplay a lot of the issues
Your narrating your perception of things which is your reality but not everyone is so easily afraid of everything like your are. To many other people this is still a perfectly fine place to live because they don't go on and make videos and campaign about how scared they are of their neighborhood now.
I’m fairly new to Seattle and I learned a lot by watching this video. Some of the areas are pretty close to where I live, but I never saw them. I thought your commentary was very objective and I appreciated it. Looking forward to watching more of your content.
I'm 68, grew up in Seattle, still live in the area. In my youth 1st Avenue from Pioneer Square to the Market was the worst for observing human hopelessness.
And the Central Area generally was pretty sketchy, but now most of it has been 'gentrified' to some degree.
All of these observations in the comments about how nice Seattle once appeared to people in their past vs the current reality seem to say more about the people making the observation than what Seattle actually is and has been.
It is still a beautiful setting for young people to enact the dramas of their lives.
When they look back 20 years hence they too will say "back in 2022, this was a very magical place, so many happy memories... but now, look at it...sad..."
Like all old people for all of history.
Exactly. My mom used to work downtown for 15 years in the 80s and 90s. She used to regale us with stories of interactions with creative “panhandlers”. I also encountered it every time I was downtown in the 90s, including some guy *ahem* touching himself openly at the bus stop in Capitol Hill. So I think nostalgia definitely clouds the memory!
Hi, I really like these driving tours during which you provide commentary and also move the camera around from side-to-side (where I would look if I were in the car). I also like to check out the driving/traffic conditions [full disclosure: I'm a Registered Traffic Engineer]. I would definitely vote "thumbs-up" for you to provide more of these. Thanks.
It’s such a shame what has happened to little Saigon…used to love going there as a kid…sad to see this but it needs to be seen
I mean it's still not 1/10th as Bad as Skid Row, LA or actual Housing Projects areas. Homelessness & drug use have plagued Seattle since 1980s-90s, just becoming too open to ignore now.
i have a saying, most times its true, this to will pass. time will weal seattle I also love seattle even thou I was born in spokane Washington, keep us informed you doing a good job.🤓
Aloha Bro, thanks for the vid. Brings back great memories of my old hood in Beacon Hill. Keep up the good work.
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Thank you for sharing. We had to move our family out of dangerous Seattle last year. I greatly miss the old community that once was thriving, peaceful, and caring. Old Seattle has been lost.
Hey Mr. Ocean, another informative expose' of your wonderful city. Caught the premeir and did some chatting with the fans and Mr. Ocean. As always I thank you for sharing all the interesting aspects of Seattle it's an awesome place. ✌
Thank you for the video grew up near there by the hospital we used to play in those woods for hours long before there was anything there in those days we called it the marine hosp. Because all the service people w3nt there . Keep the videos coming enjoy them all .
I've been working from home the last 2 years. Pretty much everything I do has been online. I think I've only been downtown 3 or 4 times since then. I live (and grew up) in Renton. I lived on Capitol Hill late 70s early 80s, and worked downtown at 3rd and Cherry in the 80s. Thanks for the drive, I miss being in Seattle. I know some parts of town are having challenges, but I do my best to remain optimistic they'll bounce back. I hope so. I have a lot of good memories of Pioneer Square and the International District. Again, thanks Lao, for the drives.
Thanks for the tour and sharing your kind energy ❤
You are doing great work with a lot of passion with your videos. Thank you. Sadly, I have to add actually riding transit to the list of troubled things in Seattle at this point. It's getting bad.
Thanks for featuring the Jose Riza Park. That’s our national hero in the Philippines. I used to passed that place before on the way to our church, the SABF church, mostly Filipinos but I never had a chance to really go down and take a view of the skyline of Seattle. Appreciate as always your videos. 👏👌👍
I watch your vidoes and your very informed I am moving to Seattle you do a great job your a native to Seattle and it's nice to see your prospective thank you for you putting in time to show other's your beautiful unique city
Great job! , I lived in Seattle 1980-2015, and worked downtown on third & Seneca, for over 25 yrs.; been the same places you have....very sad to see these changes there. Just keep up the good tours, Lao! Oh, by the way, CMARS worked on my cars always!
Open air drug scenes like the one on 12th are basically a small scale copy of the Tenderloin district in SanFrancisco. No matter how much the local businesses and residents ask for help, it seems like they are ignored. I hope Harrell can do something about it. We'll see I guess.
Every major city on the west coast has its dedicated homeless area. LA has skid row, San Francisco has Tenderloin and Seattle has 12th
Born and raised in Downtown Seattle and have lived in every area for almost half a century and still do. If you think the corner of 12th and Jackson is bad there are miles of areas in Skid Row LA that put this to shame. You do not risk getting shot walking there any time of the day or night nor in any other area. I even lived on Maynard & Jackson in that area for several years. I also lived on James maybe 2 blocks from the courthouse in the mid-90s. The urban blight and violent crime here is nothing compared to the majority of major cities in America. It's hilarious how sheltered and isolated most Seattle-ites are and that is also reflected in these comments.
Great insight and I feel similarly.
Exactly. I have lived all over the country, and honestly, Seattle is too educated and wealthy to really have any substantial problem areas. Just the normal stuff you get with any city this size.
I think the concern is that it's worse than it used to be & how policies meant to improve things have failed. I think most people are aware other places are worse.
never-ending party zone 12th and jackson (little saigon, babyyyy).
Uh, it has deteriorated since the protesting and the defund the police movement. Thanks BLM. Any city with Democrat leftists running the city, crime has risen. Woke-ism needs to go somewhere else.
I got respect for you for showing the good and bad. so many people try showing only the good and sugar coat it.
We actually went through most of these areas on our visit. Fortunately, we encountered no problems and found the best banh mi in Little Saigon!
Dear. Lao , Always stand out in your classy photography of the beautiful, classy city of Seattle
This was hard to watch. I used to come through 12th and Jackson back in the 90s when I worked for POCAAN that had an office there. Back that it was vibrant but also largely empty as far as pedestrians. I’m glad you followed this video up with some more cheerful ones :-) I appreciate the reality check. It’s good to have a balanced perspective.
I feel bad that you have to defend everything that you show or say on your channel. You show the good and the bad. Every town has good and bad. I like seeing both. Nice drive, love the park. Wish I could drive around Seattle like you do and know where you're going. Thanks Dennis!
Thanks for watching! Yeah some viewers just detest anything Seattle related, I’m used to this.
Yes, our fair city is going through it in some areas (3rd/Pike) and Covid certainly didn’t help! Construction seems to be picking up now that Winter is just about over…change gonna come ✌🏼
It's not your city when you let drug addict zombies park giant RVs on the sidewalk and build makeshift structures while throwing their trash literally everywhere
Agreed. It would help if the 330 concrete truck drivers refusing to work at an average hourly straight/ overtime rate of $75.00/hr would get back to work so that literally thousands of trade workers could go back to work feeding their families. Extortion.
Thank you for making the video. Some of it is appalling, of course, and very depressing for those of us who used to live in Seattle. I drove a bus many times down those streets during the thirty-two years when I worked for "a large local transit agency." The city, I'm afraid, is a victim of its own success. I'm glad you ended up at Joze Rizal Park and showed us the view. It's all there: the mountains, the Sound, the hills. The beauty endures, beyond the nylon tents and the abandoned buildings. I tell people, and it's true, that I saw more raptors--eagles, hawks, falcons, ospreys--during my time as a driver than I ever saw hiking in the wilderness. And that is because of all the hills, the trees, and the water.
The city is the victim of liberal politics.
@@desmondmurphy449 Libs have been owned by this
Thankfully moving out of Seattle next month.
Happily moved out in mid 80's!
I don't blame you. Hopefully I'll be able to get out of this shithole one day.
Thank you for sharing. Definitely safer to drive than to walk in some of that areas.
Ayeee, shout out and still cloudy as always. 🎯🎯🎯
So many memories! Thanks for doing this!
I know it's much more expensive now than it was around 1988-90. I had a couple years with a good housesitting clientele, and slept in my office in between gigs. Nice houses in nice neighborhoods, and sometimes it went for months. Try it! (I still go back for Pho)
Thanks for sharing your memories!
@@LaoOcean tôi muốn một tô phở lớn tại nam !!!
Every day I think of the Vietnamese people I worked with in Tacoma and Olympia who helped me buy my house!
Great topic to hit!!! 4:48 Agreed, Seattle is one of the prettiest city in the United States if not the whole entirety of earth. Recently though there have been a number of areas that have gone downhill. I have lived here 15 years. I will be moving out in a month not though because I don't love the city but I saw an area of the world (not the US) that I want to take a two year working vacation to this specific place. There are some struggles though in Seattle and I am glad you show them on your channel.
Thank you for sharing!
I have been living in Seattle for about 10 years. I am so happy to be moving away to the East Coast this year!!
I lived in seattle for 27 years and I miss it but after getting separated I couldn't afford to live there anymore . Moved to the desert.
Good video, thank you!
It's sad to see how bad Seattle has gotten the last 10 years. I used to come all the time for school and to just hang. I lived on 11th and Jefferson for a little while and it was never like it is now. But where do we even begin to start making change ya know? Such a beautiful city in shambles and it's rough.
You still live in Seattle
@@jorgemunoz3288 I'm across the water in Kitsap now. Not any better out this way either.
@@jorgemunoz3288 I was just out there for work a few weeks ago though actually I had to go do some training right down on pioneer square right at the mod Pizza down there and just sucks to see.
Seattle is struggling with the cost of living. Wages are higher here but when 1300 square ft town homes sell for over $1M, affordable housing is almost non existent for the people at the lower end. The City is struggling with how to handle things in an effective but compassionate way. The solutions aren't easy.
@@athanksgivingbaby570 most definitely not an easy solution. Prices of housing is skyrocketing and doesn't look to be slowing down. It's just absolutely incredibly stupid how things can continue to rise. Waiting for a damn uprising actually. This can't continue on like this, just frustating all around.
9:41 I love this spot for photographing the street scape but it doesn't feel safe many times setting up the camera with a tripod. Can't do it at night for sure.
It's people like you afraid of their own shadow who are telling everybody that Seattle's is bad the same as this coward who makes the video. Just because y'all are freaking pussies and scared of the big bad world doesn't mean that is actually unsafe for anybody.
Such a pretty city with great character. Hope you guys can reclaim your city one day. Homeless do need a place to live. The sidewalks and parks are not it though
Thank you for this video
grew up in Seattle, age 10--15. Brings back memories of good times
7:06 I was walking past that spot two weeks ago on a Saturday morning and there were at least 10 tents under that bridge. They must have made them move.
You know what, before anyone decides to move, DO YOUR RESEARCH! I visited Seattle twice in the past 3 years and realized how much I loved the city, the greenery, the area! I'm an LA native that was tired of the heat. LA was getting substantially worse, and I decided this city was where I belonged, and started googling the safe and not so safe neighborhoods, factored everything in. Eventually ended up on this channel, and 8 months later I made it.
When I go by these neighborhoods or see your videos of these areas, I breathe a sigh of relief I decided against pioneer square and parts of downtown/Belltown. There's more to Seattle than these "bad areas", and trust me, LA has plenty of that!
You're comparing the blind to the one-eyed. Congratulations.
Every Big City has bad area's, it's good too be aware of what area's too avoid when visiting.Thanks Dennis for mixing it up by showing what's Glamorous about Seattle and what's not.
@@calvinjefferson9061 right. Every city has bad and good areas. Minneapolis is “safer” than Seattle and LA but it still has its bad areas too.
So not much different then
Is Tamerind Tree restaurant still around (12th & Yesler)? Used to be a favorite of mine when I lived in Seattle years ago! Love your videos!
Tamarind is still there - one of my faves!
I am considering moving to Seattle, your videos are so helpful in getting an understanding of the city. thank you
Thanks for watching!
Do you think it's relatively easy to visit C-ID to hang out, get some good food and walk around while avoiding the bad spots? Cause it looks like a great neighborhood with lots to do but it seems to be the hardest hit area in regards to crime. Any tips?
Easy and safe and my wife and I go there all the time day or night. Maybe just not that corner of 12th and Jackson.
Buy a gun.
I lived on 17th and Jackson and that intersection of 12th and Jackson has always been sketch even pre covid.
This is actually helpful for my upcoming trip to Seattle! Thank you!!
@Lao Ocean I think that e-Bikes are still a thing. I own a modified e-Bike and I’m “messing around” with some ridethoughs on my channel.
I got a friend who lives in one of the buildings you passed early in the video. It's not a terrible area, but definitely not the best part of Seattle. Overall it can be a fun and interesting place to be, I just think there are better places to live in the PNW. Seattle is like all the worst parts of Washington with only some of the good parts, especially in recent years. As you said, there is a lot of money coming into the city, but despite this, things still seem to be getting worse.
Loved Seattle Library. I love libraries. Still read books lol.
The most staggering part of the video is how the streets are empty because no one feels safe enough to walk them.
A couple Fridays now, I have been taking the street car down to the International District to buy dinner. I was shocked passing through Little Saigon and seeing what I honestly don't think is a good situation. Are these homeless people or folks on something? I said to myself, even if I was new to the city, I would know better than to anywhere near that intersection at that bus stop. What boggles me is how it got so bad? I moved here in 2018 and it was bad, but its worse now! Before I moved to my current location, I was staying with someone on First Hill and I use to go through there and it wasn't like that as far as I can remember back in 2019. Because I use to even walk down to China Town to buy dinner.
I still love my city! It's not perfect, but there's no other place I'd rather be✌
What do you love about it?
Which area do you live in?
Child they be wilding doe
same. ❤
You city sucks! Too much crime and traffic sucks
Thank you for this perspective of Seattle. To be honest, Cincinnati Ohio downtown still has abandoned buildings. There are sections of Cincinnati that I wouldn't recommend walking or driving through.
Haven’t been to Cincinnati since the 90’s but it was one of my favorite cities then. Safe to walk downtown at night and enjoy the night life by the water as well as the sports events. Still miss Montgomery Inn ribs and Skyline chili.
I won’t explain too much about my personal life, but for a time I was staying near Little Saigon and the Seattle international district and I barely wanted to go outside. I mostly went to my old neighborhood in shoreline
its easy, i used to drive for postmates all over all areas of Seattle...that was 5 years ago and i felt safe in all areas overall. im back with doordash and grubhub and i don't want to be near Pioneer square of the China town/ little saigon area. im in the suburbs so i decided its not worth a little extra cash to work in the city anymore. ill stick to Bellview or Renton since its safer. shootings daily in those areas i mentioned. I would not live in Seattle if i won the lottery! Its too bad, i loved the city 5 years ago!
Definitely more chill in those areas but I grew up here and fuck that , I’m ready for any nigha to make a move when I’m doing my deliveries out in the city .
You should do a night drive in Everett - specifically between 112th and 128th street. It's getting pretty bad there.
These areas have always been kinda dingy. It's sad to see it get worse, but I think it'll recover!
I'm surprised you didn't just have a black screen with the word "anywhere" on it
Heading there in 2 weeks, not sure what to expect, any tips?
can you go to federal way? I would love that
Thank you for your honest reporting. I'm sure will be helpful to many.
Any major City has "areas to avoid". Following a two-year pandemic, many major cities have more of these kind of areas. This is not unique to Seattle. Plus, having grown up in Seattle, this is not new. There were areas to avoid then as well. Back in the 80's I used to wait to catch a bus at 3rd and Pike, and it was dicey. People who panic at the site of anything that is not to their liking should not live in a major city. It will never be like Issaquah, or Mercer Island. If you want that, stay there.
Thank you ❤️
What day did you drive around there. Im surprise its not traffic. I lived there for 25 years. Its not what it used to be back in the 80s . I know those places your driving around. A lot of changes. But i still miss my hometown especially summer. My relatives are still there they love Seattle.
Not sure what day but it was early morning.
I've actually decided to rent a car and hear about craziness (which I don't doubt) but I'm wondering if it's as bad as St Louis (where I'm from)
Difficult times for so many people do desperate things..still love your city ..very complex problems economically
Seattle is my hometown. I'm glad to see this video. Thank you for taking me on the tour.
Can't wait to leave this place.
Ocean Star restaurant is a great place to eat in China Town
Pioneer square! My family use to serve food for the homeless there. Met a lot of nice ppl there that told me how they ended up homeless. Mostly cost in living and drug abuse of some kind! Addiction as well
I keep hearing about these issues. All of my life I've wanted to visit Seattle. Finally going in April for my birthday. Im going to be walking mostly and I'm becoming a little concerned. 🙃 I'm sure it will be fun regardless though
You need to be aware, it is a big city. However, public transportation and lyft and your feet should get you where you want to go. I love Seattle and hope you enjoy your trip too the max!
Seattle is the perfect example of income disparity. Wait until the recession hits. Area resident since '78. Game is Whack a Mole and I really appreciate this video.
Seattle is perfect example of a city that's poorly mismanaged by the people that run the city.
I watched a Seattle news station last night. Mayor Bruce Harrell said he has a plan for 12th and Jackson. Seems he is taking his time.
he got plans to run his mouth. they always do, Seattle politics just pisses me off. If we were not such a rich city, this place work crumble like dominos
bro i agree with what your saying here in this video, theres a lot of places that are questionable and suspect. I used to live in west seattle 35 yrs of my live and it had its fair share of madness, before the gentrification project started back in 2016ish. Its getting harder to live in Seattle in general for moderate income. Now we live in Skyway.. defiantly not the best either that's a saying something. I have my CWP and always watch my surroundings. stay safe regardless. Its hard in every state not just seattle. =)
3rd Avenue is by far the worst. Looks like the zombie apocalypse. Also the area around King County Courthouse is still horrible, even though the closed down the park.
I always wonder why almost every China / Asian town in the US is like a crime scene? Is there any systematic issues here? Like deep rooted unconscious bias leading to lack of government financing / support, being ignored by law enforcement, considered as an easy target for certain groups of people? WDYT?
Don't forget 3rd and Pike as well as 2nd and Lenora!
Is it really bad there?
The New Mayor need to do something, the Asian are alway last on the political shit. Stop Voting them in my Asians, they don’t care about us.
I don’t go anymore, but 12th and Jackson was my spot. Lam’s, Linda’s Salon, Hard Wok cafe, Sigon Deli for Bun Mi, Spicy oil fish spot, that hidden hot pot spot…. so many good shopping and eats. But I can’t go there without carrying 2 guns and extra mags
It's true. The Seattle city gov cares not for Asian people.
Never been to Seattle. It looks sort of like Chicago (beautiful architecture) from the video.
I heard Little Saigon is nice this time of year
Many storefronts have been shut up for years in the International District. The pandemic made the existing problems worse.
It was designed to oust the competition ✅.
That was 4th St and James the 2nd round you drove around...
How is it out there?
Lao thanks. I'm a Seattle native..this stuff is just so heartbreaking. We used to have the most beautiful city in the world. I live out by the airport, I don't even go downtown anymore. So very sad.
I am an American that was traveling Vietnam when Covid hit got stuck, fell in Love and Married a Vietnamese Women. We are going to live in Seattle when I return with my wife end of this year. Can you recommend a Good safe Neighborhood close to the City to Live? Thanks
Depends what you’re looking for. Contact me in IG @lao.ocean to discuss if you’d like.
Except for a few years in college I have lived in and around Seattle or it suburbs since the 1970s. I have spent the majority of the time on the west side. It’s changed so much it’s crazy. The west side used to feel small and suburban and downtown international district was urban and cool and unique. Now the west side has become bougie and fancy and more like downtown/bell town used to be. Most of the changes have been in the last 5-8 years. It’s crazy. Especially admiral and Alki. If my mom and grandparents could come back to life they wouldn’t recognize it. I’m also a long term vegetarian and have always enjoyed going to little Saigon for the huge variety of vegetarian foods. Than Son Tofu is always such a treat. I also love all the the Asian culture and art. Such a rich history and beautiful neighborhood. Breaks my heart to drive through it everyday on my way to work. But honestly Seattle is no different than any other major city. This problem is everywhere and cannot be escaped. Honestly it’s not as bad here as it is in Albuquerque or LA or San Francisco where the rest of my family is. It’s not great to see it fall into drugs and disrepair but it’s still nowhere near as bad as anywhere else. Most (obviously not all) of the time the way you get into trouble is only if you are flashing money or fancy clothes/jewelry around or involved in drugs prostitution or gangs. It’s still relatively safe for regular folks.
I don't understand the mindset. I grew up there and people think it is relatively safe and boarded up buildings is kind of normal. It doesn't have to be like that, it can be safe! You people just settle.
what exactly could anybody say about Seattle that welcomes or embraces people to Seattle and as far as the tech companies being in Seattle that will end soon 20224
What turns me off about the city is the tent cities are bam right there. Everywhere else I have been Charlotte, Atlanta you have the areas that are tents and such. But not right next to the city hall and infront of gucci stores. And I am sorry but not sorry walking the streets and everywhere you smell marijuana is just like nah man.
Does the sun ever shine in Seattle 🌞🌦🌧🌤
This is great to document. The city is growing so fast that it's great to have something like this where we can look back on "how it used to look like in 2022". I was born and raised in Seattle, in the central district. When I got older I worked security Ll around downtown for a few years. I like how youre simply documenting, but keeping the politics aside. The reality is Seattle is a beautiful city that also has it's issues. Those issues need to be adressed.
Never happen with this city council.
Theres so much to do if your light on funds. Seattle has always had adventurous destinations. I miss my hometown....i wanna come home. But that's a dream.
Pretty limited area of Seattle examined. A better name would be “Seattle West Precinct Police Beats K1, K2, K3 & G1 places to avoid”
I wonder how cities can let places like this happen. Many reasons I guess.
The game is called whack-a-mole. I like that you show the good and the not so good sides of Seattle
Dr.Jose Rizal is Filipino hero during the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines.
My thoughts…baseball bat to defenseless woman in the head is not gangsta
3rd and Cedar
wow i was in seattle in 1983 to around 1986 it really has not changed that much. do you know if the million dollar club is still there. 😁😁
Not sure about the club and will see.
The graffiti.... there's SO MUCH in Seattle.
I hope your being safe. Phone and driving is so dangerous
How can one day that Seattle is a beautiful city in 2022? It has turned into a DUMP! I was born and raised there but left in 1974. I eventually moved to Pierce County. I have seen Seattle steadily decline to the horrible place it has become today. There are homeless encampments everywhere, graffiti everywhere, crime ridden neighborhoods, the price of homes and property is atrocious, sky rocketing property taxes, horrible traffic and the list goes on. I, like most former Seattlites, stay away as much as I can from this disaster area.
Politicians
Seattle is a wonderful place to live but now it’s different especially after Covid
Must be driving around on a Sunday morning.