Reunion Tower
| 300 Reunion Boulevard East, Dallas |
5 priser
6.80/10.00 |
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+1 214-712-7040 |
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Abby Rinzel (21.10.2017 23:23)
The scenery is good. I recommend going at night though. The geo deck is nothing special, go to the restaurant instead.
The scenery is good. I recommend going at night though. The geo deck is nothing special, go to the restaurant instead.
Hasanka Sandujith (14.10.2017 08:58)
Best place to observe Dallas. Telescopes facing all directions are mounted on observation deck. Interactive displays shiw some educational stuff. If you are new to Dallas, this is a place you must visit.
Best place to observe Dallas. Telescopes facing all directions are mounted on observation deck. Interactive displays shiw some educational stuff. If you are new to Dallas, this is a place you must visit.
Remo Pollastri (17.09.2017 17:15)
The best place to get sweeping views over the city of Dallas is from the observation deck at Reunion Tower. I highly recommend getting a discounted day/night pass in order that you can catch both daylight views and the city after dark.
My top tip is to visit during the week when prices are discounted.
The best place to get sweeping views over the city of Dallas is from the observation deck at Reunion Tower. I highly recommend getting a discounted day/night pass in order that you can catch both daylight views and the city after dark.
My top tip is to visit during the week when prices are discounted.
Chris (10.09.2017 05:57)
I came here with my two boys when we were in downtown Dallas. The have ample parking across the street and it is a little bit of a maze to get to the top. They give you an opportunity to take a picture before going up and give you a couple of props to take it with. My boys thought this was really neat. Once at the top you can look around inside and when you are ready you can go outside to feel the wind and see things from out there. Then before you go down there are a lot of computers that kids can play with. The only bad thing is my oldest boy wanted to do the virtual reality thing they had but they said he wasn't tall enough. Not sure why b/c you just put a helmet on.
I came here with my two boys when we were in downtown Dallas. The have ample parking across the street and it is a little bit of a maze to get to the top. They give you an opportunity to take a picture before going up and give you a couple of props to take it with. My boys thought this was really neat. Once at the top you can look around inside and when you are ready you can go outside to feel the wind and see things from out there. Then before you go down there are a lot of computers that kids can play with. The only bad thing is my oldest boy wanted to do the virtual reality thing they had but they said he wasn't tall enough. Not sure why b/c you just put a helmet on.
Frank Wu (08.09.2017 00:29)
This comment is not about the scenery, but the professionalism of the staff at Reunion Tower.
TL;DR: Tower closes earlier than expected, took them a long time to update their new business hours, not able to hear back from manager.
As a tour guide of my friends, I decided to take them to Reunion Tower at in the evening so we can enjoy some night view of the city. I personally been to Reunion Tower in the daytime, and I would say it is a perfect place for it.
Before I go, I checked the opening hours in the morning. Google Maps said the the place closes at 10:30pm that day. I trusted the information given this place on Google Maps has been claimed by the business owner. I also double-checked the opening hours by calling them. The automatic information system said the last elevator up was 10:30pm, which confirmed the closing hours.
We arrived at 9:45pm that night. But as soon as we arrived, we were told that the tower will close at 10:30pm instead and everyone has to leave at that time. Considering the current time, with only a few tourists ahead of us, we think we still get around 20 minutes or so. So we purchased the tickets and took the elevator up.
We finally got up around 10:05pm. But we were asked to "stand in line and wait for elevator down" at 10:15pm. The also locked the outside observation deck, shortening our visit down to 10 minutes.
Unsatisfied with my visit was not everything I encountered. I don't know when they changed their business hours, but it took at least two weeks for Reunion Tower to update their hours on Google Maps and their automatic phone information system, after my visit.
And what's even more, I was quite happy when I was able to reach out to a manager to discuss about this issue. Greg offered me his number in the e-mail and asked me to call him, but nobody was answering the phone during regular business hours multiple times. I also left a message stated my identity and situation. I never heard back.
This comment is not about the scenery, but the professionalism of the staff at Reunion Tower.
TL;DR: Tower closes earlier than expected, took them a long time to update their new business hours, not able to hear back from manager.
As a tour guide of my friends, I decided to take them to Reunion Tower at in the evening so we can enjoy some night view of the city. I personally been to Reunion Tower in the daytime, and I would say it is a perfect place for it.
Before I go, I checked the opening hours in the morning. Google Maps said the the place closes at 10:30pm that day. I trusted the information given this place on Google Maps has been claimed by the business owner. I also double-checked the opening hours by calling them. The automatic information system said the last elevator up was 10:30pm, which confirmed the closing hours.
We arrived at 9:45pm that night. But as soon as we arrived, we were told that the tower will close at 10:30pm instead and everyone has to leave at that time. Considering the current time, with only a few tourists ahead of us, we think we still get around 20 minutes or so. So we purchased the tickets and took the elevator up.
We finally got up around 10:05pm. But we were asked to "stand in line and wait for elevator down" at 10:15pm. The also locked the outside observation deck, shortening our visit down to 10 minutes.
Unsatisfied with my visit was not everything I encountered. I don't know when they changed their business hours, but it took at least two weeks for Reunion Tower to update their hours on Google Maps and their automatic phone information system, after my visit.
And what's even more, I was quite happy when I was able to reach out to a manager to discuss about this issue. Greg offered me his number in the e-mail and asked me to call him, but nobody was answering the phone during regular business hours multiple times. I also left a message stated my identity and situation. I never heard back.
