Reunion Tower

The basics

Located 470 feet (143 meters) above sea level, the tower’s GeO-Deck affords both indoor and outdoor 360-degree views of Dallas. Learn more about the city’s many iconic landmarks and attractions from the interactive Halo touch kiosks, and zoom in on sights using the high-definition telescopes on the outdoor deck and zoom cameras on the inner deck. Grab lunch or attend a special event at the Cloud Nine Cafe above the observation deck. Or enjoy fine dining at the top-level Five Sixty.

A number of Reunion Tower ticket options are available, including single visit, day and night pass, and romantic date night packages. Discounted entry is also included as part of select multi-attraction passes.

Things to know before you go

• Reunion Tower is ideal for first-time visitors to Dallas.

• Guided Reunion Tower tours include a 30-minute tour and 30 minutes of exploration time on the GeO-Deck.

• Don’t forget your camera to capture the panoramic views of the city from GeO-Deck.

• Reunion Tower is wheelchair accessible.

• Strollers are not permitted on GeO-Deck.

• Visitors must purchase GeO-Deck admission to access Cloud Nine Cafe.

How to get there

Reunion Tower is located in the heart of downtown Dallas. Union Station on DART Rail is across the street. For those driving, valet parking is available on-site, and self-parking is a short distance away.

When to get there

Reunion Tower is open daily, year-round, with the exception of Christmas Day. Opt for a clear day for the best views. Time your visit to just before sunset to watch as the sun sinks below the horizon and then see the Dallas skyline light up after dark.

Best views in Dallas

Besides Reunion Tower, the top places for a great view of Dallas include the Sky Lobby at Chase Tower, Winfrey Point in Klyde Warren Park, Trinity Overlook, SODA Bar, Bar Belmont, and NYLO Dallas South Side.

How much is parking at the Reunion Tower?

The nearest parking lot to Reunion Tower is just a few minutes away, at 601 Sports St. Dallas. For up to four hours, it costs $10. If you stay at the Hyatt Regency hotel, you can enjoy valet parking or find disabled parking at 300 Reunion Tower Boulevard.

How many flights of stairs are in the Reunion Tower?

There are 837 steps leading to the top of the Reunion Tower, which is 560 feet (170 meters) high. At the top of the tower, there are an extra three floors—the observation deck is on the lowest floor. You’ll be relieved to know an elevator whisks you to the top, so you won’t have to take the stairs.

Is there a dress code for the Reunion Tower?

Reunion Tower operates a casual, family-friendly dress code for the Geo-Deck; however, you won't be let in if you’re not wearing a shirt or shoes. The dress code is smart for the Crown Block fine-dining restaurant at the top, which serves steak and seafood; no athletic wear or flip-flops are allowed.

Can I bring food to the Reunion Tower?

Yes, you can bring food into the Reunion Tower Geo-Deck, but not into the fine dining Crown Block restaurant on the higher level. You can also bring plastic or metal water bottles, but not glass bottles. Other prohibited items include guns, oversized luggage, and cans of spray paint.

Can I bring a stroller to the Reunion Tower?

No, you can’t bring a stroller to the Geo-Deck at the Reunion Tower due to fire safety codes. You can leave it at the secure stroller parking down at the security area, and you’re welcome to carry your child in removable infant carriers or wearables.

Is the Reunion Tower accessible?

Yes, the Reunion Tower is entirely accessible—it provides a barrier-free experience if you use a wheelchair or other mobility device. Thanks to the elevator to each level, you can easily access each floor. Plus, disabled parking is available nearby, and there are accessible toilets on the Geo-Deck.

Ways to explore

Whether you’re taking a walking tour, riding a hop-on, hop-off bus around Dallas, or exploring the downtown area by bike or scooter, you can’t miss the Reunion Tower. Zip up to the 470-foot (143-meter) GeO-Deck and take in the views from the indoor and outdoor observation decks, peek through the high-definition telescopes, or go a little higher and have lunch or dinner with a view at the Crown Block restaurant.

Guided tours of Reunion Tower are also available and include a souvenir photo at the GeO-Deck, or you can visit with a Dallas CityPass and combine it with three other attractions.

Accessibility

The tower is fully accessible for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility.

Age limits

None—tickets are discounted for children under 12, and free for kids under 4; activity books are also available.

What to pack

Your ticket or Dallas CityPass, photo ID (if you’re eligible for a reduced-rate ticket), reusable water bottle, camera, wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, sunglasses

What to wear

Casual clothing and a weather-appropriate coat or jacket for the outdoor observation deck; the restaurant has a business-casual dress code.

Not allowed

Glass bottles, large backpacks or suitcases, strollers, professional camera equipment or tripods, drones, pets (except for service animals)

Amenities

Restaurant, gift shop, restrooms

Address 

Reunion Tower is in the heart of downtown Dallas, and can be reached by car, public transit, or on foot from many central sights.

Driving

Reunion Tower is just off Interstate 35E, and there’s paid parking available at 601 Sports Street, just south of the building.

Public transportation

Reunion Tower is right across the street from Union Station, on the DART Rail Red and Blue Lines.

Best times to visit

Come early in the morning to beat the crowds; time your visit to watch the sunset from the tower; or go after dark to admire the glittering Dallas skyline. If you don’t want to choose, opt for a Day + Night ticket.

Best days to visit

Reunion Tower is open daily year-round, except for Christmas Day. Opt for a clear day for the best views, and plan for midweek to have a quieter experience. The tower’s themed light shows change nightly, so check the schedule and make sure to pass by after dark.

Best months to visit

Dallas draws the biggest crowds from June through August, as well as over the holidays, so visit in the spring or fall to avoid the long lines.

Special events

Look out for seasonal happenings and restaurant menus to celebrate holidays such as Christmas, Halloween, and Valentine’s Day, or snap up tickets for the New Year’s Eve light and fireworks display, one of the highlights of NYE in Dallas.