A new bling to Seattle’s Attractions

Seattle is one of the touristic cities filled with ample attractions. Amidst the abundance, the latest addition to the wealth of attraction is the ‘Seattle Great Wheel’.

The Great Wheel was opened to public on Pier 57 in Seattle.

A close look alike to the typical Ferris wheel which has open air swings instead the Great Wheel features 42 closed gondolas. Crowds can enjoy spectacular views of Seattle and stunning sights after dusk. The 175 feet tall Great Wheel has the capacity to accommodate 252 passengers in total with comfortable six seatings in each gondola. Not forgetting the special VIP gondola featured in the Great Wheel. Glass floor and red leather seating, the VIP gondola has plans to host special dinners, birthdays and cocktails. You can also check our cheap flights listings online.

The climate controlled gondolas offers the seasonal comfort from heating and air conditioning during winter and summer respectively. It’s a splendid way to enjoy the city views in 12 minutes of 3 spin rides. It’s a great introduction to make Seattle a favourite comeback city.

Invigorating the entire city of Seattle and drawing more crowds to the waterfront, this is a petite version of the London’s Eye, which is the largest Ferris wheel in Europe.

The iconic landmark and tourist attraction – the Space Needle in Seattle is at a distance to the Great Wheel.

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