Inside World's Tallest Giant Observation Wheel Ain Dubai Ferris Wheel

Inside World's Tallest Giant Observation Wheel Ain Dubai Ferris Wheel
Ain Dubai is the Tallest Observation wheel in Dubai that just opened to the public on October 21st. It's on an island called Bluewaters, and it's the tallest and biggest wheel like this in the whole world, standing at a whopping 250 meters high! That's really, really tall.
The wheel is built really well. Each leg of it is as tall as 15 big buses in London! And when you put all the parts together, it's as heavy as four really big airplanes.
You can go to Ain Dubai from the island, and it's called "Dubai Eye" in Arabic. Around it, there are lots of fun things to do and celebrate, so it's a must-visit if you're in Dubai.
It's right across the water from a popular place called Jumeirah Beach Residences. When you ride the giant wheel, you can see all around you for 360 degrees. It's a relaxing but amazing journey that takes about 38 minutes. There are 48 cabins that you can sit in, and up to 1,750 people can enjoy the ride at the same time.
From Ain Dubai, you can see the pretty coastline of the city, and also some famous places like the Burj Al Arab, Palm Jumeirah, and the Burj Khalifa. You can ride it during the day when the sun is shining really bright, or in the evening when the city starts to light up.
The wheel isn't just for looking, though. At the bottom, there's a cool area with a big screen where they can show all sorts of things.
You can choose from three different kinds of cabins. The cheapest one is AED130. You can go for the regular cabins where you can just look around and take pictures. They're great for families. But if you want something really special, you can get a VIP cabin. They have fancy dinners and you can even have special events like big parties.
There are also social cabins where you can hang out and eat tasty food at Ain Dubai's Seaview Lounge. It sounds like a lot of fun!

[@32000Feet]

I was in dubai just yesterday in JBR (beach next to blue waters island) and me and my friends went there because i wanted to show them that amazing and vibrant island, but once we got there it was more like a ghost time. Unlike in December 2021. We even went under the wheel and honestly it was super scary how such an enormous structure was abandoned in the dark with no one around and even the lampposts being dark… The closure of Ain Dubai really changed a lot for blue waters island 😢

[@thespacetales282]

Wow nice

[@nhkedsns_english3476]

Hi there, I'm Kaede from NHK Educational TV Japan. We're doing a coverage on Dubai and would love to share your post. Was this footage taken / edited by you? If so, could you give us permission to share this on our show? It'd be great if you could get back to us by Jan 16. Thank you so much!

[@32000Feet]

I was on the wheel in December 2021 and i juste now, JUST NOW, i found out that it has been closed roughly 2 months after, i am so choked. But honestly it was an incredible ride 😅

[@thespacetales282]

Yeah bad luck for this wonderful project

[@djinn5039]

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[@thespacetales282]

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