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If you’re planning on going keep in mind that there is a dress code and it is strictly enforced. There may be different rules for the observation deck, but the bar itself would not allow us in because of our casual dress .
The menu ranges from $12-$60 entrees with spirits, wine and other beverages as well. over a year ago.
$9 – 18 / person General admission valid for one use until 30 days after purchase date. Children 3 and under are free.
– Reunion Tower .
Tips for a Better Visit Most of the fun activities taking place at the Reunion Tower are free with general admission.
The interior facility includes an interactive digital experience featuring information about Dallas landmarks, Reunion Tower itself, the events of November 22, 1963, live view high-definition cameras and more. The exterior of the observation deck features telescopes with views in every direction.
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Reunion Tower 400 S. Houston St. Union Station Lot. 741 Commerce St. College Lot. 0.3 mi away. 806 Jackson St. 806 Jackson St. Lot. 333 N. Houston St. 947 Jackson St. 947 Jackson St. 900 Main St. Bank of America Plaza South Lot. 1100 Jackson St. P Star Parking Lot. 1015 Elm St. Crown Plaza Garage.
Less than a mile from Omni Dallas Hotel , Reunion Tower offers one of the best views in Dallas.
Take I-35E south, take Commerce St E exit 428E, turn right towards Reunion Blvd, left on Reunion Blvd. FROM THE SOUTH ON 45. Take I-45 north, take exit 284A for I-30W, stay right, take exit 45 for Ervay St, take to Griffin St, left on Memorial St, right on Hotel St. FROM THE WEST ON 30. FROM THE EAST ON 30.
Reunion Tower gets its name from a utopian settlement on the banks of the Trinity River back when Dallas was just starting out. La Reunion , as it was called, was a utopian community of about 400 European (mostly French, Belgian and Swiss) artists, craftsmen and intellectuals.
But Reunion Tower is as much a vantage as it is a focal point. Thanks to its famous observation deck, it’s also the place Dallasites love to bring out-of-town visitors to show off all our city has to offer. Reunion Tower is also rich in history.
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