Visit Me Virtually

Experience Reunion Tower from the comfort of your own home!

Ready to come see me in person? I’m open 7 days a week! Grab your TICKETS now and see our Commitment to Safety.

Here are our TOP activities!

• Color my Skyline Squad! Color the Dallas skyline drawn by my pal ColorHype. Bring in your completed coloring sheet when I re-open to receive $2 off a child ticket! Click here to download the full size.

• See Dallas from a whole new perspective! When visiting Reunion Tower’s GeO-Deck you’ll experience breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views, high-definition zoom cameras, interactive touch screens, telescopes, photo ops and an indoor/outdoor observation deck that let’s you see for miles in any direction… Now, you can have those views from home! Download our VR app here!

• Solve the maze, find the words, connect the dots and unscramble the words. Enjoy my fun summer themed activity sheet! Click here to download the full size.

• Catch my #SkylineSquad on the EarthCam! See Dallas from my perspective here! While you’re checking out my view, see if you can find a few of my pals.
  • The Sixth Floor Museum
  • Klyde Warren Park
  • Perot Museum
  • Fountain Place
  • Bank of America Building

• Be like me! If you’ve got an Instagram, you can try me on and have a light show of your own. Check out my new Spark AR lens here!

• Does being at home have you missing some of your favorite Dallas neighborhoods and attractions? Explore the beauty of Dallas through our new virtual puzzles! Can you complete my puzzle? Choose any photo below, click the link and give it a try! Drag and drop the pieces to complete the puzzle. Send to your friends and compete to see who can complete their puzzle first!

• Make sure you’re video call ready with my new Zoom backgrounds! We’ll be sure to “light up” the room. Click each image below to and then right click to download the full size image.

• In the mood for arts & crafts? A mosaic is the art of decorating a surface with pictures and patterns made of little pieces of stone, glass or tiles of different colors. Mosaics can be used indoors on walls, floors, ceilings and outdoors on pavement. Make your own mosaic using the template below! Get creative and use construction paper or magazines if you do not have access to tiles or stones.

Click here to learn more about the history of mosaics and examples.

• Can you spot the differences? My Ambassadors have changed things up on my GeO-Deck! Click the photos below to see the full size image, compare them and see if you can find all of the differences.

Think you’ve found all of the differences? Check your answers HERE for photo one and HERE for photo two.