TheMix 102.3 Giant Wheel brought to you by Lumo Energy is BACK at Glenelg and sporting some seriously cool stickers on the seats! (Spoiler alert: They are OURS!)
How awesome is it to see the MIX 102.3 GIANT WHEEL brought to you by LUMO ENERGY return to Glenelg for the summer?
Skyline Attractions is thrilled to be coming back to Glenelg for the fifth year running. From Friday 25th October 2024 to the 11th May 2025 you can take a ride 35 metres in the air on the Giant Wheel overlooking Moseley Square. We LOVE it so much every year that we have jumped on board again as an official digital media sponsor!
The SkyLine Attractions Observation Wheel (the real name for the Mix 102.3 Giant Wheel) is the tallest travelling, portable observation wheel in Australia, at 35 metres high, with 24 gondolas that seat up to 144 people at capacity. Up to 6 people can fit in each gondola (although 6 large adults will be a very tight fit!) and it makes a super fun family outing, or summer highlight with friends. Imagine your self kicking back and taking in spectacular views of the Adelaide coastline.
While the photos and whole experience is excellent during the day time, visit on dusk or at night and you’ll be treated to a gorgeous photo opportunity with the wheel housing more than 9,000 lights – hello Instagram?!
The Wheel is also fully wheelchair accessible with gondolas available that can accommodate a wheelchair, fantastic!
Find it right near Glenelg Jetty (you can’t miss it!) The wheel will be running from 10am to 9:30pm daily, so make sure you get down there to visit and check it out for yourselves. *Closed Christmas Day & in extreme weather circumstances.
What’s a trip to Glenelg with out factoring in some time to visit the great Glenelg Foreshore Playground right next door as well?
Cost: (please check Giant Wheel website for current specials)
Adults (12yrs +) – $15
Children (2 – 11yrs) – $10
Seniors – $10
Gondola (up to 6 people) – $50
Gondola + 6×8 photo – $65
For those of you who really love a spin or spend lots of time at Glenelg, why not grab a Season Pass?
Adults – $60
Children – $40
Tickets may be purchased onsite at the ticket box or online BUY TICKETS HERE
Once you buy your tickets, you don’t have to book in a specific date or time – so if the weather is looking dodgy, just hang onto them until a sunny day! Each ride lasts around 12 minutes which is enough to go around 4-5 times based on our experience – plenty of time to enjoy the view and get a few selfies with the kids!
Giant Glenelg Ferris Wheel Where: In front of the Glenelg Town Hall / jetty Tickets: Click here Follow the Wheel on Facebook | or Instagram
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