Glass slide will be suspended 1,000 feet above downtown Los Angeles
Glass-bottomed viewing decks and bridges are nothing new. But a glass-bottomed slide hovering 1,000 feet above city sidewalks? That's a terrifying new foray into thrilling attractions.
Skyslide, a glass enclosed slide that spans 45 feet across, high above Los Angeles, will open in the U.S. Bank Tower this summer. The slide is part of Skyspace LA, a multi-level experience that will spread across four different floors of the skyscraper, reaching 1,000 feet on the tower's 70th story.
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The slide, the premiere draw of Skyspace, will be made of clear glass that's 1.25 inches thick.
In addition to the slide, Skyspace will also host an open-air observation deck. It will be California's tallest and have panoramic, 360-degree views of Los Angeles.
The attraction is expected to open on June 25 this year and admission will be $25.
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