Reunion Tower

Lookout · Dallas, Texas

Reunion Tower

171-meter tower with a lit sphere at the top and an observation deck offering 360-degree views over Dallas.

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About Reunion Tower

Reunion Tower was built in 1978 and is one of the symbols of Dallas’s skyline, with an aluminum sphere at the top covered in hundreds of lights that form patterns at night. It is 171 meters tall and sits near Union Station on the west side of downtown.

The GeO-Deck observation level, at about 143 meters, has indoor and outdoor terraces with 360-degree views of downtown, the arts district, Dealey Plaza and, on clear days, Fort Worth. Telescopes and screens identify the city’s landmarks.

Above the observation level, the sphere houses a restaurant and a bar. The tower is part of the Reunion complex, built next to Dallas’s historic train station, and at night the sphere’s lights often form designs tied to city dates and events.

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Practical information

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How much time to set aside

About one hour.

Best time

Late afternoon, to see the sunset and the city lit up.

How to get there

On foot, next to Union Station, or by commuter rail.

Tip

Tickets usually allow re-entry the same day; go by day and return at night to see both views.

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Frequently asked questions about Reunion Tower

How tall is Reunion Tower?

171 meters; the observation level is at about 143 meters.

Where is Reunion Tower located?

On the west side of downtown Dallas, next to Union Station.

Does Reunion Tower have a restaurant?

Yes, in the sphere above the observation level.

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