Ferris Wheel

A Ferris wheel is a rotating vertical wheel with passenger cabins attached around its outer edge. As the wheel turns, riders are lifted to different heights, providing panoramic views of their surroundings. It operates smoothly on a central axis with mechanical systems that control the rotation speed. Ferris wheels are commonly found at amusement parks, fairs, and scenic locations, offering entertainment and a unique perspective of the area. They are designed for safety, stability, and comfort, making them popular attractions for people of all ages seeking a relaxing, elevated experience.