<human>: My husband (30/m) and I (28/f) married for 3.5 years just moved to Seattle about 4 months ago. We moved from Oregon where most of our friends and family are from.

We love having visitors! Seattle is a really cool city and we are happy to give someone a place to stay and to see our loved ones! The volume or frequency of guests isn't what bothers us, for reals. Since most people are only 4-6 hours away we've had a lot of guests so far. It's a great weekend getaway option especially since we can host. All our guests have been very considerate and cool. 

It's just that the cost of the iconic seattle attractions is pretty pricy. Going up the space needle costs $20+, the EMP Museum is $20+, doing a duck tour is $20+. Even some of the cheaper ones add up quickly. It's difficult because we did the majority of the touristy stuff the first 2-3 times we had guests up here but now everyone who visits wants to go. Thank god visiting Pike's is free! 

I know there are lots of free or cheap things to do in seattle but our guests get here and are all about the space needle. People want to do those iconic things because they are up here. This isn't about suggesting something cheaper.

It's a little easier when a couple or group visits because they can all ride up the needle as a group while we chill below (although that still seems rude) but if it's one person we feel obligated to do it too. 

We really don't want to stop having guests but all the tourist attractions are breaking the bank. What should we do?

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Recently moved to Seattle. We've had a lot of guests which we love. What we don't love is the cost to do all the pricy iconic attractions which we feel obligated to accompany our guests to.