Since its 2012 beginnings, the iconic Seattle Great Wheel has been enjoyed by thousands of Washingtonians and visitors who wanted the best views of the city and the Puget Sound. For $14 ($9 for youth), you can experience it for yourself.
But what some people don’t know is that there’s a special cabin that, among other amenities, features a glass-bottom floor. If you’re brave enough to ride it, you’ll see the city in a whole new way.
The Seattle Great Wheel has quickly become one of Seattle’s most popular attractions.
Devo S / Yelp Seattleites weren’t sure what to make of it at first, but the locals were soon won over by the evening light shows and the amazing views.
The views from the top do not disappoint…
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… but check out the view from the glass-bottom cabin!
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This is the interior of the VIP Cabin, Number 42.
Seattle Big Wheel Facebook In addition to the glass bottom, it has plush seats, a stereo, and comes with a souvenir shirt and champagne for all passengers over 21.
The VIP experience costs $50 per person instead of $14, but for a special occasion, it’s worth the splurge.
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The Seattle Great Wheel is pretty great indeed - especially the glass-bottom carriage.
The Seattle Great Wheel Facebook What a unique way to commemorate a trip to Seattle.
The Seattle Great Wheel is open daily, though hours vary by season. And if you’re looking to go off the beaten path when it comes to Washington tourist attractions, check out this list of alternatives.
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Seattleites weren’t sure what to make of it at first, but the locals were soon won over by the evening light shows and the amazing views.
Jizelle O / Yelp
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In addition to the glass bottom, it has plush seats, a stereo, and comes with a souvenir shirt and champagne for all passengers over 21.
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What a unique way to commemorate a trip to Seattle.
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