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Zhengzhou Ferris Wheel, Giant Ferris wheel in Century Amusement Park, Zhengzhou, China

The Ferris wheel reaches a height of 120 meters and contains 48 cabins, each accommodating 8 passengers for a total capacity of 384 riders.

When it opened in 2003, this observation wheel stood as the highest structure of its type in China and ranked second globally after London Eye.

The wheel represents the rapid development of urban entertainment facilities in Chinese cities during the early 2000s, marking a shift in recreational preferences.

The temperature-controlled cabins operate throughout the year, completing full rotations in 30 minutes and serving up to 768 visitors each hour.

The structure features illuminated star-shaped spokes that create a distinct pattern in the nighttime sky above Century Amusement Park.

Location: Zhengzhou

Inception: 2003

Height: 120 m

GPS coordinates: 34.73290,113.71900

Latest update: March 15, 2025 17:50

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Observation wheels allow the exploration of cities and their surroundings from heights ranging from 25 to 250 meters. These steel structures rotate slowly, giving visitors time to observe monuments, watercourses, and neighborhoods spread at their feet. In London, the London Eye looms over the Thames at 135 meters, while in Singapore, the Singapore Flyer stands at 165 meters with views reaching into Malaysia and Indonesia. In Las Vegas, the High Roller rises 168 meters above the lit-up Strip. Each wheel has its unique technical and historical features. The Tianjin Eye in China is integrated into the Yongle Bridge structure above the Hai River. In Vienna, the Wiener Riesenrad in Prater dates from 1897 and retains its original 15 wooden cabins. These attractions offer an alternative way to see cities, taking height for a rotation duration typically between 15 and 30 minutes.

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