LOS ANGELES — Nearly 1,000 feet (305 meters) above the streets of downtown Los Angeles, a glass slide on the outside of the 70th floor of the city’s tallest building is preparing to welcome ...

Downtown Los Angeles has a new tourist destination. About a thousand feet above the city, a clear glass slide attached to the side of the U.S. Bank building lets riders glide from the 70th floor ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) – I’ve jumped out of a plane from 13,000 feet. I’ve ridden 400-foot-tall roller coasters that top speeds of 100 mph, and I once found myself using my fingernails to clutch ...

Los Angeles visitors can slide down one floor on the SkySlide, a chute made of glass and affixed to the outside of the U.S. Bank Tower skyscaper.

Almost a thousand feet above the city, there is a 45-foot long, 1.25 inch thick clear glass slide attached to the side of the U.S. Bank building, which allows riders to slide down from the 70th ...

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, ...

Call it the fast and the furious — and the broken. Just weeks after the opening of downtown Los Angeles’ Skyslide — a recreational glass slide 1,000 feet above the ground on the outside of ...

It’s a chute made of glass and affixed to the outside of the building, going from the 70th floor to the 69th. Skip to content. KHON2. Waipahu 75 ...

LOS ANGELES — Thrill seekers looking to take their fear of heights to a new level can come to downtown Los Angeles this summer and careen down a clear glass slide atop the tallest building west ...

The tallest building in the west will have a 45-feet-long glass slide that juts from the skyscraper and hovers about 1,000 feet above ground. Custom… Skip to content ...

Glass slide to open atop Los Angeles highest skyscraperA slide for only for the brave opened Saturday, June 25th, on top of Los Angeles’ tallest building. The Skyslide starts on the 73rd floor ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Thrill-seekers looking to take their fear of heights to a new level can come to downtown Los Angeles this summer and careen down a clear glass slide atop the tallest building ...