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The ride is two ferris wheels hooked together on a twisting axis and can hold 32 passengers. As mentioned above, it is classified as a thrill ride. |
The ride is two ferris wheels hooked together on a twisting axis and can hold 32 passengers. As mentioned above, it is classified as a thrill ride. |
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*''See also: [[Double SkyWheel|Double Sky Wheel]], same as this ride but with two contraptions rather than one.'' |
*''See also: [[Double SkyWheel|Double Sky Wheel]], same as this ride but with two contraptions rather than one.'' |
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Revision as of 18:47, 8 January 2020
The Sky Wheel is a thrill ride.
Information
The ride is two ferris wheels hooked together on a twisting axis and can hold 32 passengers. As mentioned above, it is classified as a thrill ride.
In Real Life
Sky Wheel is based on the Allan Herschell manufactured ride of the same name.
Notes
- See also: Double Sky Wheel, same as this ride but with two contraptions rather than one.