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About Occidental Mall

Occidental Park, historically known as Occidental Mall, is a charming public park in the heart of Downtown Seattle. Spanning about 0.6 acre, the park hosts a variety of community events—from weekly farmers markets to seasonal activations and the Downtown Seattle Association’s First Thursday Art Walk. While there isn’t a formal seating chart, visitors can enjoy the pedestrian pavilion, bocce courts, and ping pong tables as gathering spaces. This page covers seating and park amenities, parking and transit options, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan a smooth, no-fuss visit.

Whether you’re catching a public program, strolling through a special activation, or simply enjoying the urban green space, Occidental Park is a true centerpiece of Seattle’s downtown landscape. We’ve got you with practical details, nearby stay options, and recommended dining to complement your day. Secure your plans with our simple, reliable process and let us help you find the right access points and conveniences for your visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 117 S Washington St., Seattle, WA 98104.
  • Venue type: public park (Occidental Square), also historically called Occidental Mall.
  • Size/capacity: approximately 0.6 acre; official capacity is not published for parks.
  • Notable events hosted: weekly farmers market, seasonal activation events, and public programming; the park has hosted First Thursday Art Walk activations and other Downtown Seattle Association events.
  • Seating/chart: no formal seating chart; amenities include bocce courts, ping pong tables, and a pedestrian pavilion.
  • Parking: no on-site parking; nearby garages include Diamond Parking Lot #A402 (112 Occidental Ave S) and Stadium Place Garage (530 Occidental Ave S).
  • Transit: served by Seattle’s First Hill Streetcar (Occidental Mall stop) and near Pioneer Square/King Street Station; multiple bus lines access the area.
  • Nearby hotels: Populus Seattle (hotel at 100 South King Street, opened 2025) is in the Pioneer Square area.
  • Renamed/demolished: Occidental Mall is a historical name; Occidental Park/Square still exists as a public park under its current name.