Channel Seven Wheel of Brisbane
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Timings : Sunday to Thursday: 10 AM to 10 PM
Friday and Saturday: 10 AM to 11 PM
Entry Fee : Child (under 12 years) - AUD 15.20
Adult - AUD 19.95
Family (2 x Adults & 2 x Children 4-11yrs) - AUD 61.75
Student card or Concession Card (must carry valid ID) - AUD 18.05
VIP Gondola - AUD 57.00
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Channel Seven Wheel of Brisbane, Brisbane Overview
Peaking at a height of 60 meters above ground, the Channel Seven Wheel offers a 360-degree panoramic view of Brisbane. The air-conditioned gondola shelters a seating capacity of 8 people and is harnessed with safe equipment used in the making. This 10 to 15-minute ride includes four revolutions with a stoppage at the top and an audio tour of the popular Brisbane landmarks that make your visit to this iconic vantage worth a while.
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Location : The Cultural Forecourt, South Bank Parklands, off Russell Street, South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
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Interesting Features and Facts
- The Channel Seven Wheel of Brisbane opened to the public on August 31, 2008 during Riverfire.
- The Wheel is 60 meters tall and featured 41 standard gondolas and one VIP gondola.
- Two gondolas have wheelchair access.
- When full, the Wheel can hold 332 people!
- We are pretty spectacular to look at at night and that is because we have over 65,000 LED lights.
- The Channel Seven Wheel of Brisbane was designed by Ronald Bussink. The brand ‘Wheels of Excellence’ that he designed and developed, are the global market leaders and the most recognised brand for giant observation wheels throughout the world.
- Each gondola can hold up to 600 kgs.
- The Wheel weighs 335 tonnes and is supported by 48 concrete piles using 300 cubic metres of concrete.
- The Wheel is two parallel circular rims, connected by steel supports which rotate around a horizontal axle. There are 21 spokes connected to the centre of the Wheel and 2 smaller rims that provide extra support. There are 4 beams on each side holding the Wheel in a stable, vertical position.
- The Wheel is turned by tyres on the two outer rims. These tyres are driven by by 4 powerful DC motors. An operator, sitting in the control booth with the computer system and drive controls, starts and stops the Wheel.
- The Wheel must always be balanced so we are particular how we load the Wheel. That will ensure that if we lose the main power supply, we are able to unload guests safely using the natural force of gravity.
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