It's also a popular place to take pics, but it's not used as much as the rest of the park. It's really kind of bland most days of the year and you have to tilt

It's also a popular place to take pics, but it's not used as much as the rest of the park. It's really kind of bland most days of the year and you have to tilt your neck hard to really see the cool things around the top, most of what it is eye level at the ground is not much of a different feeling than standing outside a courthouse or something. (in my not very frequent experience) I suppose if you go inside (and that is open when you are there) - then it's more inspiring. There might be a permission slip needed to take pro photos in that area of the park - pretty sure I saw a blurb about that somewhere over the years. The article says full scale replica, but I was under the impression it's like a 1/3 replica... to scale, but not 1:1. I could be wrong, not an expert.