Great tourist spot to see the city from the top! Admission is $18 per person. They do a photo-op and you can get your photos emailed to you for free at a kiosk in the tower! They have an inside viewing room that has interactive screens. The outside view is cool but very very windy! The elevator ride up is quick and fun to see the city as well! Would definitely recommend visiting! There’s also a small gift shop downstairs that’s reasonably priced!

As far as any observation towers, buildings or decks go, this was one of the better experiences I've had. Ever. Monday night at the end of September is perhaps the best time you can choose to come here, as there was literally no line going up or down the elevator, no crowds blocking your view on top, and perfect, clear weather to enjoy the lit-up town below you. And unlike in New York, Chicago and basically everywhere else, you get free digital copies of photos they take of you downstairs. Next time, I'm going to try the restaurant on the top floor.

It's a cool experience, for sure. There honestly isn't much to do after viewing the city for about 10/15 minutes. There is a $10 fee for parking (in the lot across the street). They have a small gift shop with some cool items in it.

No better views anywhere in Dallas! Go at sunset, and you won't regret it! We took our toddler with us. He loved it so much! Cold in the evening. Wear a light jacket. It's such an iconic landmark in the Dallas skyline. What a cool experience.

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.

This 560 ft observation tower of Dallas, a major landmark is definitely better than similar structures of other cities in terms of 360 degree panoramic views and interactive digital experience. I loved this one of the most important and iconic structures of Dallas skyline. I anticipated the nice experience as soon as we rode through the glass elevator which takes 68 seconds to reach observation deck. I love the breathtaking views of interstate and flyovers with moving cars rolling on. Unfortunately, we couldn’t experience the rotating floor and the restaurant due to renovations. I think, considering this they should give some kind of concession. We saw only the Geo-Deck floor, which is the main attraction anyway. Hyatt Regency Dallas is connected to the Reunion Tower. You can pose with the fun props in front of Dallas skyline. This is walking distance from where the President John F Kennedy was assassinated. The Reunion Tower is the “Reunion” between the old and new of Dallas downtown. I guess, it would be more beautiful at the sunset time with hazy pink sky as the Sun goes down.

Great experience. Definitely recommend going around sun set. The view looking downtown with the lights is beautiful. Most of the staff is friendly with great personalities. There was however one young lady working at the top of the tower who was extremely rude to guests that were from out of the country and the only reason Im giving 4 stars. Overall my family had a good time and was able to take some beautiful pictures.

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!

Do it. 400+ feet to the observation deck, long elevator ride but completely worth it. Full 360 view of Dallas and the surrounding areas. If you're visiting it's worth the price. If you're afraid of heights there's an interior enclosed section for you. Fantastic views.

Great spot to see the Dallas downtown from top. You can enjoy the sunset on one side and the sparkling downtown buildings on other side. A bird's eye view for the highway intersections. A ride to the top via elevator was fun. We really enjoyed our time here. Definitely recommend a visit to this place to spend a good evening. There are couple of paid parking spots to park your vehicle. Restrooms are available in the building.

Went here for the perfect date night on a Saturday evening. Tickets were around $25/person. Reunion Tower is connected to the Hyatt hotel, located near downtown. The tower offers a view of the beautiful Dallas skyline at 470 feet in the air (the best angles I’ve seen for all sides of Dallas). It’s best to go near the time of the sunset as the city begins to literally light up. They do offer engagement and date packages (which I imagine would make a date even more special). ***I would definitely go back, but my only concern was about safety precautions when allowing people in the tower. Bags and people were not really checked.

One of the best place to visit in Dallas, Downtown. The city view from the tower is really awesome 👍. The total floor is the 50th floor and the 171 mtr height tower. There are enough parking spaces and a parking fee of $10 which is for 2 hrs and it's reasonable. They have a small gift shop in the top viewing area and some games for play. They also take a picture of your group or single in the waiting area while waiting at the elevator and at the top floor there is a screen where you can scan your ticket and get all the photos into your email. Overall it is a remarkable place to visit.

Beautiful place to go to. The views were incredible. I got there during daylight, close to when the sun was setting and all the lights came on. Absolutely stunning at night time. It's a must see if you visit (or live in) Dallas.

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.

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.

A great place to admire the skyline of Dallas and the flat lands surrounding it! The open deck located 143 meters (470 feet) above ground offers 360 degree view, but honestly only a small portion of the view is interesting and that is the one towards downtown. The rest (excluding two bridges) is a bit boring as there is nothing else to see other than the flat lands. Dallas has a decent skyline and the view from the deck captures everything there is to see. I did enjoy the view after sunset much more than during the day (mainly because most of the skyscrapers were not aesthetically pleasing to me apart from Fountain Fountain Place). I imagined a place like this would be busy with tourists, but it was not. Very few people visited during Thursday afternoon with the exception of sunset hours. It was busy but not crowded, manageable. There are free stationary binoculars to use. The viewing platform has also an indoor seating with informative boards and interactive screens, a small gift shop and a restroom. Unfortunately the restaurant is not accessible without prior booking, so we could not even enjoy watching the sunset with a drink. I enjoyed the elevator ride as it passed through a glass shaft offering a view to the intersection nearby. The price of 20 USD is very affordable for what this experience is. There are plenty of shopping and eating options down at the tower lobby as it's part of the Hyatt Hotel complex. Reunion tower has its own dedicated parking lot with more than necessary spaces, so you won't have a problem parking.

Decent price, it was a super windy December night when we went. Beautiful view of the city. Very organized on how they get people up to the tower. Good spots all over to take pictures with a nice background.

The Reunion Tower is an iconic Dallas landmark! Standing at 561 ft, it offers a stunning 360 view of the city. Watching the sunset from here is breathtaking. Definitely worth buying a ticket to experience this incredible attraction!

Iconic Dallas landmark. Great place to catch some of the best views in the city for sure. Around $20 bucks to go up. I wish the restaurants would open back up but they are still closed. The observation deck is open though.

Great place to visit. The observation deck is 550' high and from there you can see all bridges over Dallas and all surrounding areas. The view during day time and night time is completely different and both of them are extremely beautiful.

This is one of the best viewing towers I have ever been to. The ticket prices are reasonable and the entry processes are very organized. The ticket included a free picture and it gives you bang for your buck. Self parking is not far at all, and the view is very worth it.

We went up to Crown Block Wednesday to have a drink, enjoy the night lights, and watch the final game of World Series. Drinks were great, and we loved their crab cake and double chocolate cake for dessert. Was a little pricey, but worth it for a special occasion and to have great views.

A must see! Best you come during sunset and when sun is completely gone. The whole experience 360 was breathtaking. The city illustrated at night with stunning colors of lights. You can lounge for hours and bring a date or go solo like me. Highly recommend it.

There are some good views on Dallas and surrounding up here. It is worth visiting. We went at sunset 🌅 which provided better lighting to buildings. It can get cold outside as it is windy.

The views are beautiful and there are interesting videos inside the tower about the JFK assassination and Tower light shows for Christmas and other holidays. And you can download the entry photos for free. However, I found the tower overpriced (there's a ~6% discount if you stay at the hotel) and the allure of the views quickly dissipates. We waited in line to go down roughly as long as we were admitting the views. If you've got money to spend and time to kill, the tower can be a good option.

I was visiting from Los Angeles and wanted to see some sights. It was already late and this one popped up. It was a perfect choice for something to do at night (I don't know if I would have enjoyed it as much during the day) Very educational and the views were spectacular! Put this one on your list to do when in #DALLAS 🫠

I visited the tower during the day and I was able to get a great panoramic view of the city. They even have some information of what some of the buildings in the distance are. It costs about $20 per person and the elevator ride to the top takes about 1 minutes. I believe there are 24 floors . The tower has a restaurant / cafe on top which was not open at the time of my visit. You can also exit a side door and get outside to go around the tower. It is a great experience if you are visiting Dallas.

I wasn’t expecting much as it looked fairly small compared to the size of the other buildings in the area, but once I got to the top that perspective changed. You get a great view of the city, plaques are all around the sphere at the top of what you’re viewing, great photo ops, sight viewers, indoor seating.

Awesome experience! Must see in dallas. I recommend going at sunset as you get to see that and the night lights. Staff was friendly and it was an easy check-in process. We had all ages - grandma down to 9 yrs old. One side of the tower was very windy!

Had fun, the tower closes at 8:30 PM and the workers definitely start vaccuming, closing the gift shop, etc,. right at 8:30 PM Also there's not a kaleidoscope gift shop! “kaleidoscope gift shop” is just name of the reunion tower’s kaleidoscope-less gift shop. So don’t get your hopes up for kaleidoscope shopping by the VERY misleading name!

Elevator ride makes your ears pop. But the Geo-deck is beautiful!! Especially at night with the Dallas skyline all lit up. The views are just great! My only complaint is the wait for the Elevator back down, they have no clear indication where the line starts or ends so alot of people were skipping. And they were doing some type of work outside and it smelled like sewer so that was less than attractive.

We've been here so many times with different family and friends. Still doesn't get old and they take good care of the buildings and facilities. Staff are great too.

Had a great time. Arrived right before sunset to take a few pic at Golden hour and stayed for sunset. GREG who works there was very helpful and knowledgeable. Was able to answer all my questions and suggested great photo op locations. I will come back anytime I come to visit Dallas.

A bit smaller than I’d hoped but can’t complain with the price. First they take a photo, which I totally appreciate not having to pay for. Thought that was cute. We were then greeted at the elevator by Gigi who brought us up. She was wonderful. Friendly, informative, enthusiastic and fun. Glad we got to spend that 68 seconds getting to the top of the tower with her haha. Wish I could have went when the sun was setting but views were still very nice.