Glass Slide Airlifted To US Bank Tower

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A glass slide has been airlifted to the 69th-floor observation deck at the US Bank Tower known as Skyspace LA.

The Skyslide will be suspended from the side of the 1,018-foot-tall building (as pictured above in an artist's rendering).

Visitors will be able to slide from the 70th floor to the 69th floor, on clear glass that is an inch and a quarter thick, according to the LA Times.

There is a $25 entry fee for Skyspace. The Skyslide rides will cost $8.

Skyspace LA is scheduled to open in June. [LAT]

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