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The Port of Seattle opened a newly remodeled and expanded Central Terminal in 05/2005. The cost of the Pacific Marketplace has been said to have cost $133 million. In 2007, Sea-Tac contained 49,667 square feet of retail space; this was 21,904 more square feet than was available in 2004. Consumer sales increased from $108 million in 2004 to $130 million in 2005 to $150 million in 2006.

This small mall was located within the central terminal at the Seattle-Tacoma (Sea-Tac) International Airport. A huge glass wall admits light and views to the Olympic Mountains to the west. It included an Anthony's Restaurant, which in 2006, the highest grossing business in the mall, earning $10 million in its first year in business. In 2010, the following shops and restaurants operated in the Pacific Marketplace: [shops] Borders Books, Hudson Booksellers, Hudson News, In Motion Entertainment (sales and rentals), The Body Shop, Club Jet Duty Free, ExOfficio, Crocs (shoes), Life is Good, Fireworks, USA Store (Olympic souvenirs), World Passage Gifts, Discover Puget Sound, Made in Washington; [restaurants]: Anthony's Restaurant and Fish Bar, Dilettante Chocolates and Mocha Café, Kathy Casey Dish D'Lish, Ivar's Seafood Bar, Maki of Japan, Pallino Pastaria, Qdoba Restaurant, Starbucks, Vino Volo, and Wendy's.

PCAD id: 10348