Slide down 1,000-foot high glass slide at OUE Skyspace

OUE Skyspace offers sky-high views of Los Angeles, interactive technology, and a thrilling glass slide. Located in the U.S. Bank Tower, 1,000 feet above downtown LA, the open-air observation deck is the tallest in California and offers 360-degree views.

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Upon entering OUE Skyspace, guests take the elevator up to the 54th floor and are treated to a panoramicscreen showing views of the LA area. There is also a tunnel lit with pink lights that go down several floors and has a glass top so guests can stand on it and look straight down. Another cool technology feature is a type of shadow box that outlines guests silhouette with pixelated, spiraling lights.

Another elevator takes guests to the 70th floor where the Skyslide is located. The glass slide goes from the 70th to the 69th floor. It’s a quick ride. Grab a mat, hold on, and go. If you’re afraid of heights, don’t look down! No cell phones are allowed on the slide, so have you’re friends wait for you at the bottom. The landing is on a soft mat.

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After the slide, check out the outdoor observation deck with sky-high views of Los Angeles. Look through the binoculars at the Hollywood sign. There is even a pair of Colette Miller wings painted on the glass with city views behind. After taking in the sights, grab a snack, sandwich or beverage at the snack bar.

Buy your tickets now to experience this one-of-a-kind adventure.

Images provided by OUE Skyspace.

Disclosure: Tickets provided by OUE Skyspace in order to do my review, but all opinions are my own. I did not receive any monetary compensation, nor will I receive any additional payment from tours book as a result of this review.

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