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Seattle’s Space Needle now boasts the world’s only rotating glass floor

Harriet Baskas, Special to USA TODAY Comments Off on Seattle’s Space Needle now boasts the world’s only rotating glass floor

The world’s first and only revolving glass floor is now suspended and spinning – slowly – at the 500-foot level of Seattle’s iconic Space Needle.

Harriet Baskas, Special to USA TODAY
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