Well the revolution takes 45 minutes, so if you’re going to eat in the restaurant (which then gets you a free ride up), you could take 45 minutes to sit and see everything.
Obviously if you’re walking around, even less!
If you only go for the view then maybe an hour or an hour and a half. There is also a really nice restaurant up there ($$$) so if you plan going there plan on making reservations and maybe 3 or so hours.
I am from Seattle and I do not really recommend going up it, so maybe the less time the better, maybe an hour. (More time to visit the EMP or Pike Place Market)
Just to see the view? An hour, tops.
At the top, there’s a revolving restaurant where the food is not bad, although a bit on the expensive side… but the view and the experience are spectacular. It takes about an hour to do a full revolution, and getting a table for the sunset hour is well worth the price of dinner on a fair weather summer evening.
On the other hand, you could spend all day right near the Space Needle. The Pacific Science Center and the Experience Music Project are both right there at Seattle Center. And take a walk over to the fountain outside the Key Arena, too.
Fabulous place to spend just an hour, or make a whole afternoon/evening of it.
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