For first-time delegates of the red, white and blue in the land of the blue, white and red, each of these and many others are pinch-me experiences. The list of must-sees in La République française goes on and on like a busking accordionist at a Metro station in the 7th Arrondissement. Get bedazzled by the sparkling Eiffel Tower at night, experience pure opulence at Versailles, take an obstructed selfie with the mesmerizing Mona Lisa, wine taste your way through Bordeaux, compare their Disneyland to ours - not that all those things were possible when Gene Kelly sang and danced his way through France … or at least the MGM lot in Culver City.
Shop Souvenirs: The Kaleidoscope Gift Shop is the perfect place to buy a variety of souvenirs related to the tower itself, the city of Dallas, Texas, apparel for children and adults alike and home décor items.It doesn’t take being an American in Paris or seeing “An American in Paris” to know the must-do’s when visiting France. Moreover, it is a perfect location for birthday parties, anniversaries, graduation celebrations and also for Scout ceremonies. Go on a Field Trip: The tower allows schools to bring their kids here for a field trip where they can not only enjoy the breathtaking view but can also learn about the various city landmarks and museums, and the city’s history. Afterwards, they can go out onto the Observation deck for a walk. Engage in some Yoga: For all those who love fitness and yoga specifically, City Yoga Dallas organizes Sunset Yoga at Reunion Tower participants can exercise with a view of the Dallas skyline. Have Fun Painting: The tower organizes events such as Inks & Succulents, Painting With a View, Paint Your Pet and Acrylic Pouring wherein people can enjoy painting things like succulent planters with alcohol inks, the Dallas skyline, their pets and can also learn the art of acrylic paint dustpan pouring, all the while taking in the beautiful view. Spend some Quality Time with Someone Special: People can choose the Love is in the Air package and can go up to the deck with their partners and can soak in the gorgeous view while drinking wine while the Vows package is perfect for those who wish to propose to their significant others or have a small ceremony. Kennedy that occurred about 1,000 feet away. It also provides an interactive digital experience to visitors along with in-depth information on the city, different landmarks and the 1963 assassination of John F. Visit the Observation Deck: Also known as Geo-Deck, it is an excellent place to get a beautiful view of the city, since it is 470 feet up. Visitors can engage in different activities while at the tower, and some of them are: 
Reunion Tower is open to the public all seven days of the week the timings differ during the week and there are three ways to gain access (the Dallas CityPASS, General admission and group tickets). Five Sixty, a revolving restaurant was opened in 2009 by Wolfgang Puck and was a major attraction, but it shut down in 2020. The restaurant level was reopened in February 2009 after having been closed for renovations in 2007. Not only does the tower serve as an observation deck (it was reopened in 2013 around its 35th anniversary), it has always had cafes and restaurants. The radio station was owned by Westinghouse Broadcasting and given that the tower isn’t used as a broadcasting one, it didn’t make it to the FCC Database.
Reunion Tower initially housed KOAX-FM, a radio station, now known as KRLD-FM 105.3 FM. These structures were built alongside the renovation of the Union Station as well as the Trinity Railway Express, all part of an urban redevelopment initiative. It was in 1976 that the building’s construction was started, with Welton Becket & Associates serving as the key designers and architects, and it was finally finished two years later, in 1978, alongside the Hyatt Regency Dallas.
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