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I haven't been on the ferris wheel for a ride (yet), so this review is only for the beautiful view it provides on the waterfront. Yesterday, it was a gorgeous day in Seattle and I hear its rare to get sunny skies here, but goodness, I got lucky! After a work event, I didnt feel like being cooped up in a hotel room so I took a stroll/jog down by the waterfront which was close to my hotel. The ferris wheel is beautiful and lights up at night and makes for a very beautiful addition to the waterfront. It was really fun to check this ferris wheel out up close and I got some good shots of the ferris wheel up close and from the ferry station closeby. A true treasure of downtown Seattle, worth a visit, even if just to admire from on the ground.
We paid for the VIP experience on the wheel which was just a cool concept alone. The price was a bit steep but hey, it was my birthday weekend so we figured why not. We didn't realize and picture and a free drink was included which was cool. We just wanted to go on it for the glass bottom...which is where we were disappointed. The bottom is so incredibly scuffed you can barely see through it. They also have a speaker inside but good luck getting your phone to stay connected lol. So we basically paid for a drink and picture and an overpriced ride on the great wheel. They really need to update the VIP trolley.
My husband loves Ferris wheels so we had to check The great wheel out while visiting Seattle. While you had nice views from the wheel it is rather pricey but the time they add all these different fees and taxes. For two people we paid $48 for three rotations. My opinion, for the price it should have included a free digital photo instead of wanting to charge another $25 for a souvenir photo. Overall it is a nice experience to do at least once if you are visiting the Seattle area.
The Great Wheel is the most iconic attraction of the Seattle Pier 57. There's about 42 gondolas. They load up all of them at the same time, each group gets their own. Then the wheel goes around for 3 uninterrupted loops for about 15 minutes. They have a bar before the entrance, but you can get adult drinks only if no kids in the group. They also take pictures which are available for purchase after the ride. We were lucky it was a beautiful sunny day in Seattle the day we took the ride. We bought tickets at the counter. We waited about 10 minutes to get on the gondola. It was clean and glasses were clear. From the peak of the wheel, we were able to see the whole horizon from Mt. Reiner to Mt. Olympia. The pier also had a good view. Overall it was a good activity to do as a couple or with family.
Had a pleasantly good time at the Great Wheel! Came by after happy hour at Elliot's and was walking around the pier. It was $23 a head. Weird admission charge and retail tax came to $26.50 per person. Waited maybe around 10-15 min. Fun souvenir. Print gives you free digital (not outrageously priced). Staff said it would be 3 turns around, but I think we counted it as 4. Wouldn't recommend on a bad weather day if it shakes a lot or visibility isn't great.
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, step right up and feast your peepers upon the spinning superstar of the Seattle waterfront the mighty Seattle Great Wheel. Now listen here: when you visit Seattle there are a few commandments carved in Pacific Northwest stone. Thou shalt gaze upon the glorious Space Needle. Thou shalt cheer inside T-Mobile Park. And thou shalt yes thou absolutely shalt ride the big spinning beauty hanging right over the docks like a giant carnival halo over Elliott Bay. Now I'll confess something: the first few times I saw that wheel, I just stood there gawking like a confused seagull eating a French fry. "Nah," I said. "Too touristy." But then one day my wife said, "Get in the gondola." So I did. And let me tell you holy spinning cinnamon biscuits I should've done it years earlier. The wheel lifts you slow and smooth, the city starts shrinking, the water starts sparkling, and suddenly you're floating above the docks like some sort of happy human chandelier. You can sip a drink, relax in your cozy glass cabin, and watch ferries glide by while the skyline of Seattle shows off like it's posing for a magazine cover. Round and round the wheel goes, Up past the seagulls and waterfront shows. The harbor gleams, the skyline sings, While your little glass cabin gently swings. You'll laugh, you'll grin, you might even squeal "Why in the world did I wait to ride this wheel?!" So here's my advice, straight from the waterfront gospel: don't just stand there staring at it like a puzzled pelican. Buy the ticket. Step inside the gondola. Let that giant wheel carry you into the sky. Because sure, the Space Needle may be the king of the skyline... but the Seattle Great Wheel? That's the fun-loving jester of the bay spinning, shining, and proving that sometimes the best way to see a city... is to take it for a ride.
Rode the Seattle Great Wheel and... okay, yes--it's definitely overpriced. No way around that. That said, I'm really glad I did it. It goes around about four times, which gives you plenty of time to take in the views, and they're honestly beautiful. You get such a unique perspective of the water, the city, and everything around you that you just can't replicate from the ground. It's one of those experiences where you kind of wince at the price, but still walk away thinking, "okay... that was worth doing at least once." Would I do it again? Probably not. But am I glad I did it? 100%.
Solid (and scary -- I'm scared of heights!) experience, but definitely overpriced at $23 per person. My boyfriend and I just wanted to go on it for vibes haha. It does shake or rock a bit and you get to go around 3 times. You also get the option to take photos right before heading into the line with a digital option or physical print ($8-$12) for a memorabilia moment. Staff didn't seem intrigued with helping people out at the wheel though. Definitely a one and done activity!
The beautiful view from the Great Wheel was a great experience. It was a bucket list thing I did to celebrate an event. We went at night and seeing the city lights was really cool. It was raining this evening so there was no lines. The price is $23.00 USD plus tax. The ride was about a solid 6- minute or so. I believe we went around 3 revolutions and paused at the highest point to take in the views. Upon entering, you will be offered the opportunity to have a photo taken as a keepsake, I don't know how much it costs for that. Also they have a bar you can purchase adult beverages and probably none adult drinks. This definitely a tourist attraction but at least a once in a lifetime thing for locals like me.
It's a-ok. Definitely not a must-do attraction. And certainly overpriced. But the view can be nice (but not great). Underwhelmed is the word that comes to mind. Come with patience as the wait can be long. And the rotation is short. Once we got on, we did get to go around 3 times, which made it seem a little better. There's a bar once you get in line where you can grab an adult beverage. (Note that you cannot take an adult beverage on the wheel if are with anyone who is under 21.) Admittedly, there wasn't a whole lot to see at night. I do feel like this would've been a better experience if we had gone during the day:
Expensive for like 5-6 turns but it was a cute, get it out the way experience. Would recommend maybe some music or something in the carts but yeah. Try it out.
Amazing views! It was super warm outside and therefore our capsule was super hot. Air comes off and on a bit but it made for a sweaty experience. Staff couldn't be less engaged - not not friendly but completely asleep at the wheel (pun intended!)
First night out on the pier and riding the Ferris wheel was on my to-do list so here I was! Riding under the classic Seattle weather, the Ferris wheel provided beautiful views of the water, pier and the city itself. Words do not compare to what I experienced in person--live! Photos don't do justice either. Must experience in person. I rode alone and found myself meditating as I enjoyed the beautiful views. Their summer must be gorgeous out here. This is a must-do and experience it for yourself. I do wish that it was less rainy but hey that's Seattle for you!
2 months ago
Great stop for any visitors or locals! The cabin had AC just in case you go on a scorching hot Seattle day because that's what we did. The line can get long, but it moves fast. That area is such a tourist trap, but it's a must see and a must do when visiting greater Seattle and as a local obviously I like to go down there and explore my city too! As you can see, my pictures reflect the one-of-a-kind city skyscape with the space needle, lumen, and T-Mobile Park (Seahawks & mariners) Port Seattle, Alki Beach, the gorgeous Puget Sound: Resurrection Bay, and off to the distance more islands which I believe is Bainbridge? We didn't see any Sealife, ton of seagulls but it's not uncommon to see Harbor seals and porous pod, and if you're really lucky orcas! read more
$25 for a ride, about 15ish minutes. You get about 3-4 spins. Not much. The line wasn't long. You're enclosed in a cart with windows. It had no air flow, super stuffy. I can't imagine going on a hot day. We did it when it was cloudy, even so no airflow. If you get really close to the door, you can kind of feel a tiny amount air and breathe. By the end it was so stuffy we were sweating with 4 adults and a toddler. No alcohol if riding with a kid or underage person. It was okay. Do it if you want to cross off your touristy list, otherwise, the view from the ferry to Bainbridge is better! read more
Literally had a blast!! Great music playing while you wait, and different time periods, so a bunch of us were singing and dancing lol. Got the "adult beverages" wine bc the cups were so cute! The car was comfortable and the ride surprisingly smooth. Beautiful views on this sunny day, and we were in it just under 20 minutes!!! I asked the employee who got us out at the end what the typical ride length was, and she said 3 revolutions and 10 minutes, so we did good lol They gave photos of you to purchase post ride; bought the cute frame w photo print and digital download which I thought was very reasonable for $20. Highly recommend this attraction!! read more
I haven't been on the ferris wheel for a ride (yet), so this review is only for the beautiful view it provides on the waterfront. Yesterday, it was a gorgeous day in Seattle and I hear its rare to get sunny skies here, but goodness, I got lucky! After a work event, I didnt feel like being cooped up in a hotel room so I took a stroll/jog down by the waterfront which was close to my hotel. The ferris wheel is beautiful and lights up at night and makes for a very beautiful addition to the waterfront. It was really fun to check this ferris wheel out up close and I got some good shots of the ferris wheel up close and from the ferry station closeby. A true treasure of downtown Seattle, worth a visit, even if just to admire from on the ground. read more
We paid for the VIP experience on the wheel which was just a cool concept alone. The price was a bit steep but hey, it was my birthday weekend so we figured why not. We didn't realize and picture and a free drink was included which was cool. We just wanted to go on it for the glass bottom...which is where we were disappointed. The bottom is so incredibly scuffed you can barely see through it. They also have a speaker inside but good luck getting your phone to stay connected lol. So we basically paid for a drink and picture and an overpriced ride on the great wheel. They really need to update the VIP trolley. read more
My husband loves Ferris wheels so we had to check The great wheel out while visiting Seattle. While you had nice views from the wheel it is rather pricey but the time they add all these different fees and taxes. For two people we paid $48 for three rotations. My opinion, for the price it should have included a free digital photo instead of wanting to charge another $25 for a souvenir photo. Overall it is a nice experience to do at least once if you are visiting the Seattle area. read more
The Great Wheel is the most iconic attraction of the Seattle Pier 57. There's about 42 gondolas. They load up all of them at the same time, each group gets their own. Then the wheel goes around for 3 uninterrupted loops for about 15 minutes. They have a bar before the entrance, but you can get adult drinks only if no kids in the group. They also take pictures which are available for purchase after the ride. We were lucky it was a beautiful sunny day in Seattle the day we took the ride. We bought tickets at the counter. We waited about 10 minutes to get on the gondola. It was clean and glasses were clear. From the peak of the wheel, we were able to see the whole horizon from Mt. Reiner to Mt. Olympia. The pier also had a good view. Overall it was a good activity to do as a couple or with family. read more
Had a pleasantly good time at the Great Wheel! Came by after happy hour at Elliot's and was walking around the pier. It was $23 a head. Weird admission charge and retail tax came to $26.50 per person. Waited maybe around 10-15 min. Fun souvenir. Print gives you free digital (not outrageously priced). Staff said it would be 3 turns around, but I think we counted it as 4. Wouldn't recommend on a bad weather day if it shakes a lot or visibility isn't great. read more
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, step right up and feast your peepers upon the spinning superstar of the Seattle waterfront the mighty Seattle Great Wheel. Now listen here: when you visit Seattle there are a few commandments carved in Pacific Northwest stone. Thou shalt gaze upon the glorious Space Needle. Thou shalt cheer inside T-Mobile Park. And thou shalt yes thou absolutely shalt ride the big spinning beauty hanging right over the docks like a giant carnival halo over Elliott Bay. Now I'll confess something: the first few times I saw that wheel, I just stood there gawking like a confused seagull eating a French fry. "Nah," I said. "Too touristy." But then one day my wife said, "Get in the gondola." So I did. And let me tell you holy spinning cinnamon biscuits I should've done it years earlier. The wheel lifts you slow and smooth, the city starts shrinking, the water starts sparkling, and suddenly you're floating above the docks like some sort of happy human chandelier. You can sip a drink, relax in your cozy glass cabin, and watch ferries glide by while the skyline of Seattle shows off like it's posing for a magazine cover. Round and round the wheel goes, Up past the seagulls and waterfront shows. The harbor gleams, the skyline sings, While your little glass cabin gently swings. You'll laugh, you'll grin, you might even squeal "Why in the world did I wait to ride this wheel?!" So here's my advice, straight from the waterfront gospel: don't just stand there staring at it like a puzzled pelican. Buy the ticket. Step inside the gondola. Let that giant wheel carry you into the sky. Because sure, the Space Needle may be the king of the skyline... but the Seattle Great Wheel? That's the fun-loving jester of the bay spinning, shining, and proving that sometimes the best way to see a city... is to take it for a ride. read more
6 months ago
Rode the Seattle Great Wheel and... okay, yes--it's definitely overpriced. No way around that. That said, I'm really glad I did it. It goes around about four times, which gives you plenty of time to take in the views, and they're honestly beautiful. You get such a unique perspective of the water, the city, and everything around you that you just can't replicate from the ground. It's one of those experiences where you kind of wince at the price, but still walk away thinking, "okay... that was worth doing at least once." Would I do it again? Probably not. But am I glad I did it? 100%. read more
17 days ago
9 months ago
Solid (and scary -- I'm scared of heights!) experience, but definitely overpriced at $23 per person. My boyfriend and I just wanted to go on it for vibes haha. It does shake or rock a bit and you get to go around 3 times. You also get the option to take photos right before heading into the line with a digital option or physical print ($8-$12) for a memorabilia moment. Staff didn't seem intrigued with helping people out at the wheel though. Definitely a one and done activity! read more
The beautiful view from the Great Wheel was a great experience. It was a bucket list thing I did to celebrate an event. We went at night and seeing the city lights was really cool. It was raining this evening so there was no lines. The price is $23.00 USD plus tax. The ride was about a solid 6- minute or so. I believe we went around 3 revolutions and paused at the highest point to take in the views. Upon entering, you will be offered the opportunity to have a photo taken as a keepsake, I don't know how much it costs for that. Also they have a bar you can purchase adult beverages and probably none adult drinks. This definitely a tourist attraction but at least a once in a lifetime thing for locals like me. read more
1 year ago
It's a-ok. Definitely not a must-do attraction. And certainly overpriced. But the view can be nice (but not great). Underwhelmed is the word that comes to mind. Come with patience as the wait can be long. And the rotation is short. Once we got on, we did get to go around 3 times, which made it seem a little better. There's a bar once you get in line where you can grab an adult beverage. (Note that you cannot take an adult beverage on the wheel if are with anyone who is under 21.) Admittedly, there wasn't a whole lot to see at night. I do feel like this would've been a better experience if we had gone during the day: read more
1 year ago
Amazing views! It was super warm outside and therefore our capsule was super hot. Air comes off and on a bit but it made for a sweaty experience. Staff couldn't be less engaged - not not friendly but completely asleep at the wheel (pun intended!) read more
First night out on the pier and riding the Ferris wheel was on my to-do list so here I was! Riding under the classic Seattle weather, the Ferris wheel provided beautiful views of the water, pier and the city itself. Words do not compare to what I experienced in person--live! Photos don't do justice either. Must experience in person. I rode alone and found myself meditating as I enjoyed the beautiful views. Their summer must be gorgeous out here. This is a must-do and experience it for yourself. I do wish that it was less rainy but hey that's Seattle for you! read more
Staff: The team here was really nice. Everyone from the ticket window, to loading, to unloading. Quality: This is something that we wanted to try since the last time in Seattle 2 years ago. The waiting area to load is cool as they have music playing and a bar to enjoy a drink while waiting. The pods were spacious, clean, and provided a great view. Value: I think it is expensive at $120 for 3 people for a 10 minute ride. I'm glad we did it but not sure I would again at the current price. Overall: Cool view, fun experience, but a bit pricey in my opinion. read more
This is more like 3.5 stars, rounded up to 4. The Great Wheel is an iconic part of Seattle, so we had to give it a go. To be honest, it's more spectacular from the outside than it is actually riding on it. The ride was $23 per adult for about 3 revolutions. The line to ride was longer than the ride itself. There was also a lot of stopping during the ride. On the plus side, the ride is very smooth and you do get great views of Seattle. The wheel itself is really cool to look at, especially in the evening when the wheel lights up with various colors. I recommend doing it once just to experience it, but would not need to go again. read more
1 year ago
Amazing iconic Seattle great wheel. Always a must see!! Best time to go is in the evening to catch the city lights. read more
We went at night hoping the lights would be cool to see. It was nice but maybe even better on a clear day when you could see the mountains. It was really windy that night and the cars were swaying a lot which was a bit unnerving. Especially when we were stopped at the very top waiting to let new people on. There was no line which was great and we got a car to ourselves. But I'm guessing that during busy times there is a big wait. I would skip it and spend the money on something else. read more
1 year ago
It only cost us $23/pp for this ride. Great views from every angle. Ride is not fast. Up to may 4/6 people per capsule. Pods have spotty a/c so you might get a stuffy ride. No gift shop or photos to purchase. read more
Sure, it's a tourist trap but it's one you won't regret! We bought tickets in person. The employee wasn't the friendliest, but meh...didn't dull my excitement to go high! We were the only ones in the car (but the car can fit 4-6 comfortably). It went around 4 times, gorgeous views....and I'm sure it's even more beautiful at night. There's a little kiosk right before you get on the ride...so if you happen to crave a rum and coke, you can order one. It comes in an adult sippy cup that's reusable. Take note, if you haven't finished your adult beverage on the ride, you must finish it in the roped area before exiting the great wheel. Not a big deal, just something to note. Go once, enjoy the views, and check it off your bucket list. read more
Convinced my friend to face her fears and get on the wheel. And it was the highlight of her day. I've been on a similar wheel in San Fransisco. The views from the Great Wheel were great, I wished we would have went at sunset. It would have been phenomenal. Its a slow approach as you board the great wheel and then you take 3 trips up and around to see the views before slowly desending to disembark. I would definitely reccomend doing this for Great views of Seattle. You can see the stadium. Space needle, harbor and the city skyline. read more
6 months ago
More of a 3.5, it was about $23 for each person but that makes sense since it's on the main area of Seattle. Ride was smooth, had air conditioning, was clean. Something to do just once. read more
The Great Wheel is a lot cooler as a background prop for taking photos in the area. The ride itself is fine, we came during the week so there was pretty much no line, I believe we got on in about 10 minutes. The waiting line had a bar where you could order drinks while you waited so that's something you could do to pass the time while waiting but if I was here on a busy weekend and had to wait over half an hour to get on I'd pass on it unless I had nothing else to do. read more
1 year ago
Located by Miners Landing. Big Spinning Wheel . Tickets for purchase. I didn't get a chance to try it out but it was operational which is always a plus. read more
It's a wheel, what can I say?? $20 per person to go around a wheel like 5 or 6 times and I seriously had a blast! Everyone should get on it once while visiting Seattle. They have drinks and snacks you can purchase on your way to the wheel and have awesome music playing leading up to the ride. I love that its such a gorgeous view of the entire city when you're on it. I would even do it again. Loved it. read more
Got another tourist attraction in Seattle you can go way up in. It certainly isn't as iconic as the Space Needle, but it still manages to bring in lots of money from tourists. The Great Wheel is one of the main attractions downtown close to Pier 57 and whatever. Kind of pricy for a quick ride around. You get a few turns, but the best thing is the views. Cool history about how it came to be. It's located in a pretty touristy area with big ass crowds. The wheel is 175 feet high, which made it the tallest one in the West Coast when it opened. A unique thing is that it's over water, so you spin over Elliott Bay. It was opened in 2012 and has been popular ever since. Has these climate controlled gondolas. The wheel rotates a few times. Has to be one of the things a tourist does around here. It's open daily but can close when there's not enough riders. This is located pretty close to many other popular attractions like Pike Place Market and whatever. read more
I'm sorry that I'm only giving the Seattle Great Wheel a 4 star. It's still good, but not a 5 star rating. The only thing that didn't give them the extra star for me was because the ride was about 10-15 minutes. Maybe if it was about 20 minutes I'll be more satisfied for that $20 ticket. Other than that, I love the views from all angles. Really nice to experience it with that special person! read more
Always love a good Ferris wheel, and this one is a good pick. Right at the edge of Piet 57, you'll get beautiful views over the water and of downtown Seattle. Each gondola is per party, so if you're only a group of two, you don't have to worry about anyone being sat with you. Tickets are a little pricey at about $23 after fees - so it can definitely add up if you have a larger group. Best time to go? Plan for sunset. You'll get all the views with the bonus of seeing it bathed in the setting sun. Absolutely beautiful. read more
1 year ago
A real pretty view at night! The staff is a bunch of teenagers which was so nostalgic for me. They definitely didn't want to be working on a Friday night, but they did their job. No one fell out of our their seats. Lol The seats inside of the spheres are compact and you'll be really cozy with your friends or family because it's a small space. Overall fun activity and awesome views. read more
Since we had time to kill, we decided to get on the Great Wheel. It was $18 per person and it goes around 3-4 times. Definitely worth experiencing if you have the time. If you get lucky with the weather, it's a nice spot to catch the sunset. I also liked that the cabins are enclosed which I guess makes sense since it rains often in Seattle read more
This was my first time on a ferris wheel and I had such a fun time! My colleagues and purposefully dined at The Fisherman Restaurant because it was directly next to this Seattle Great Wheel so that we could ride it after dinner. Prices: Adult 12-64: $18 Youth 3-11: $13 Senior 65+: $16 Child 0-2: Free VIP: $50 I thought $18 was a bit steep, but was happy that we got to ride a total of 4 loops. We had a very nice view of Seattle at night time with all the pretty lights. This was the highlight of my trip to Seattle! Definitely check it out! read more
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On friday and saturday nights, what time is the last ride?
last ride for friday and saturday nights will be 9:45pm:)
Someone told me they watch the ride for an hour and only saw loading and unloading they never saw the ride actually make a complete circle for the riders just the one time around while loading/unloading, is this accurate?
That isn't accurate. I went 2 weeks ago and got 4 uninterrupted rotations before they stopped to load/unload.
Do you have to be vaccinated and or need a mask in March 2022 while visiting the great wheel in Seattle?
I'm not sure how tasty masks are 🤣, but, you don't have to wear a mask now unless you're in a federally mandated space like an airport or plane, or a medical facility.
Can you bring your own food for the ride?
It's just a large Ferris Wheel type of ride. It doesn't last very long. I believe you can take food on it because they didn't search our bags, but there's no real easy way to eat it, or need to since it's a short ride.
Do you get your own cabin or do you share one with strangers?
Their website says the following: "Maybe. If we are not too busy, we will not group people up to…
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