The Battle To Open The World's Largest Observation Wheel

Ain Dubai is the world's largest observation wheel that comes with difficult challenges, after many years of being built the wheel is still not open, some say it's down to engineering difficulties and others say it's simply a doomed mega project. Will Ain Dubai ever open again?
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[@BIGJATPSU]

So what you're really saying is.............. Vegas has the World's Largest Observation Wheel again....... gotcha. 😉😉

[@davidwebb4904]

Well no. Because the Ain does exist. Maybe Vegas has the largest currently operational wheel, but thats all

[@BIGJATPSU]

@@davidwebb4904 yes, but as an old short green guy once said, “No! Try not. Do. Or do not. There is no try.” 😉😉😅😅

[@tiffanyi5645]

@davidwebb4904 what do you mean “that’s all”?? Isn’t the point for it to be operational?? Who wants to have the largest non-operational wheel??? 😭🤣😭

[@MithunOnTheNet]

This looks like a knock-off The B1M channel. Using the same thumbnail style and covering the same topics, soon after B1M makes a video about it! Reported.

[@Tappygameplay]

Who cares

[@abouteverything8836]

The channel might be owned by the same guy running the B1M

[@MithunOnTheNet]

@@abouteverything8836 No it's not. There have already been many lazy, cash-grab KZbin channels caught copying formats, thumbnails, and topics from more popular channels. Just to make money from ads. This is yet another one of those.

[@johncamp2567]

So, in Dubai, the Eye was short-sighted, from a practical perspective.

[@ibix8406]

Underrated comment😂

[@markalbert1333]

Wow. This is a flagrant copy of B1M’s video, great work!

[@DrRestezi]

Ha-ha! Even ChatGPT is dunking on Dubai. Love it.

[@tiffanyi5645]

The “composite material” is probably the problem

[@richardelliott8352]

I also think so. I think the desert heat expanded something unevenly, causing a catastrophic dimension change, probably in the undersized bearings .they probably rejected roller bearings of a size that could manage the weight as impractical , and gambled the entire project on a new approach. I guess when you have to hire out for non native talent to do everything for you , there is a learning curve. once you get into heavy things, friction goes wild. I've seen steel cables on cranes go instantly cherry red , without movement, just from being bent on a ledge, when holding heavy weight.

[@tokomarwina9964]

The problem is that mammoet cranes take up a lot of space to work on it.

[@georgemallory797]

My guess is it will be taken down. It's got a fundamental design flaw so great that it cannot be serviced and they're probably figuring out the cheapest way to remove it.

[@paulgifis1908]

Even if they got it to run there weren't many people riding it. I only count 10-13 riders per pod in every vids I see. This is far short of 40 per pod.

[@Yaima-mb7sh]

192 Cables 2400 km Ok

[@deanmason5827]

Every cable is made from hundreds of smaller wires wound together, even then 2400KM is a big stretch, there is nothing Dubai will not exaggerate about.

[@chriswatson2407]

Is this an AI voice? Difficult to tell.

[@earlaweese]

*It is - obviously.*

[@vander8596]

I'm a lucky guy because i managed to ride it in november 2021.

[@paulgifis1908]

You got your money's worth considering it cost $1.6 billion. Exactly how many people were in the pod? Ever vids I see only has 8-12 riders. Far from 40 that it can hold.

[@richardelliott8352]

yeah, but you had to go to Dubai to do it.

[@ninobrown4516]

too big

[@Stopsstalkingbro]

First😂

[@deanmason5827]

If you look at it closely, Dubai really has not completely finished very many of it's colossal undertaking's. Most of their adventures have been either closed down or severally scaled back. This wheel of death is just another example of looks good on paper, in reality, we might have bitten off more than we can accomplish. How about we start getting back to the more realistic goals that benefit the greater good for all.

[@richardelliott8352]

these are royals, they only care about their monuments to their power, not the peasant non royals. Witness the palace, with a matching " tourist hotel" on one side of the royal palace , so it wouldn't look entirely self serving to the masses.