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"Built in 1978, Reunion Tower's lighted geodesic dome is a true landmark of downtown Dallas. Each evening, the dome creates a unique flashing light show for all to enjoy. Designed to offer amazing views of not only downtown Dallas, but the surrounding metroplex, the building houses three floors approximately 50 stories high. The special event level is available for private meetings, dinners and receptions, while our restaurant Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck is above. Both floors rotate 360 degrees every 55 minutes giving everyone a chance to take in the skyline views. An Observation Deck level is currently under renovation and will reopen to the public in the future. Internationally renowned Wolfgang Puck Catering is the exclusive caterer for Reunion Tower, with a team of experts who will attentively plan and execute your event to perfection. Wolfgang Puck Catering uses the freshest ingredients and innovative recipes to create an unparalleled cuisine to make every event superb!"

"The famous Dallas ball! See a beautiful view of the Dallas skyline."

"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reunion_Tower Beautiful views of DALLAS!"

"Reunion Tower is a 171 m (561 ft) observation tower and one of the most recognizable landmarks in Dallas, Texas. Located at 300 Reunion Blvd. in the Reunion district of downtown Dallas, the tower is part of the Hyatt Regency Hotel complex, and is the 15th tallest building in Dallas."

"On the eve of Memorial Day 2007, two lives became forever entwined.... in other words, this is where we met :-)"

"This is a revolving restaurant that allows you to see all of Dallas. They have a great Sunday brunch."

"It's the pearl in the Dallas skyline: Reunion Tower. It's actually a restaurant in the Hyatt Dallas' hotel called Antares. There's an observation deck and it will be fully renovated by August 2008."

"The entire restaurant makes a full rotation every 55 minutes, allowing guests full bird's-eye views of downtown, the Trinity River and more. One wall is windows where the Reunion Tower's lights are up close. The dining area has neutral grey tones, leaving the attention to the windows. Tourists and lovey-dovey couples dine at tables arranged in the circular restaurant at the windows and more interior. $$$$"