Seattle, WA venue guide
Check the The Crocodile bag policy with an official source, then plan your entrances, parking, and dining in Seattle, WA. Confirm event-specific entry rules before you go.
Bag policy
Backpacks and large bags over 12 by 12 by 8 inches are prohibited. Outside food and beverage, cans, bottles, glass, containers (including reusable water bottles), weapons, and recording equipment are also not allowed; guests with prohibited items are asked to return them to their vehicles.
Entrances
The box office is at the corner of 1st and Wall under the historic sign; evening box office opens 30 minutes before scheduled door times, which are listed on the calendar or ticket. Re-entry for guests 21 and over is generally allowed unless the show is one-in-one-out; there is no re-entry for underage guests.
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Venue essentials
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Backpacks and large bags over 12 by 12 by 8 inches are prohibited. Outside food and beverage, cans, bottles, glass, containers (including reusable water bottles), weapons, and recording equipment are also not allowed; guests with prohibited items are asked to return them to their vehicles.
Verified Oct 3, 2026The Crocodile FAQ
The Crocodile Showroom and The Society are street-level and wheelchair accessible via the front entrance. Madame Lou’s is accessible via an alley ramp after alerting security on Wall Street; Here-After is accessible via its alley entrance with advance ADA seating requests. Accessibility requests can be emailed to Accessibility@thecrocodile.com.
Verified Oct 3, 2026The Crocodile Accessibility
Policies can change by event. Venue signs, staff, and official event notices are the source of truth at the door.
Getting there
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2505 1st Ave, Seattle, WA, 98121
The venue encourages Seattle public transit and is located at 2505 1st Ave in Belltown; King County Metro bus service serves nearby stops along 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Avenues in the Bell Street area.
Verified Oct 3, 2026The Crocodile FAQ
Parking
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Official operating notes that apply across events at this venue.
Food is available on show days during evening service hours; guests can also get drinks and bites at Here-After or The Society before finding a spot in the room.
Verified Oct 3, 2026The Crocodile FAQ
The Crocodile does not publish restroom locations or accessibility details on its FAQ or accessibility pages.
Verified Oct 3, 2026The Crocodile FAQ
The venue operates an online Crocodile Venues merch store; smart lockers at shows can hold vinyl and posters. Event-night artist merch availability depends on the show.
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