Reunion Tower

"The view was good. I wouldn't say it was great because all that you see are some skyscrapers and flyovers. Its not as good as the view from some of the other tall buildings in the world I assume. There is nothing really to complain though, entry is $20 per person, took about a min for us to reach the observation deck, looked around, clicked some pics, sat for some time and came back."

"Our half-day exploration of Dallas began with a bang at Reunion Tower, and what a fantastic choice it was! The 360-degree views from the top floor were breathtaking, offering a panoramic glimpse of the city skyline and beyond. But the true highlight was our encounter with Jayme, one of the tower's knowledgeable ambassadors. Jayme's passion for Dallas was infectious, and his insights into the city's history and hidden gems made our visit even more enriching. He transformed our half-day tour into a personalized itinerary, pointing us towards must-see landmarks and lesser-known treasures we never would have discovered on our own. If you're planning a trip to Dallas, don't miss Reunion Tower. And if you're lucky enough to meet Jayme, be sure to engage him in conversation and please send him many thanks from Tzvee Shahar – you're in for a treat!"

"We had visited several observatories and this one was probably the least impressive. Bright, colorful lights inside the observation deck reflected on the glass, making it challenging to view the skyline at night. This significantly impacted our ability to enjoy the observatory. I don't understand why such lights are required inside an observation deck when the main objective is to view the city. I think the experience would be a lot better during the daytime when there won’t be any internal lighting. The only thing we liked here was the display showcasing a documentary on JFK's assassination and the option to view the skyline from multiple live cameras. Unfortunately these couldn't compensate for the disappointing experience we had because of the excessive internal lighting that obstructed the view of the city at night."

"Awesome experience at the reunion Tower! You'll see some incredible views of Dallas, both the city and some of the park areas. It's a bit crowded but there's enough room to allow you to take pictures and enjoy your views!"

"You will not regret purchasing tickets to view the city of Dallas from a 360 degree angle. Parking is a short trip down the street, $10 dollars. This trip is worth every penny. It does tend to get a bit crowded in the elevator and on the observation deck itself. You will get a picture taken (props optional) with customized frame options before the ascend up the tower. 10/10 recommend to anyone."