Check out westlake center later in the day, there's a mellow granite ledge across the street from the Starbucks. It's a hit or miss bust wise, definitely an evening spot though. 2nd & Seneca has a decent ledge/3 stair outledge spot that I've never been kicked out of. There's tons of random cutty spots all along 2nd, 3rd, and 4th avenues. Hing Hay park in chinatown is a pretty interesting spot too, has a few manny pads and decent flatground, along with an iron angle flatbar thing. It's located a block away from the international district lightrail station. South lake union is under tons of development right now, and you're bound to find some brand new spots down there since you're working in the area. If you skate down the road with the mellow brick hill at seattle central, and follow it to Swedish medical center/Seattle university(10 blocks at max), theres another iron angle flatbar spot, which is one of my favorite spots in the cap hill area. In relation to the courts, 35th north has a bunch of features you can take there to skate, if you're willing to lug it 3 or 4 blocks and bring it back when you're done. Enjoy your trip to Seattle! It's one of the best places to skate in the summer!