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 The Wheel of Manchester Sightseeing National

The Wheel of Manchester

 
Description: Manchester / England / The Wheel is the main attraction in Exchange Square, Manchester offering a great view of the ... more
The Wheel of Manchester ... city's skyline!

Newest Review: ... take our photograph, something I absolutely hate, as I am a photographer myself, I like to hide BEHIND the camera, not in front! However he was friendly, though we didn't seem to have a choice about having our photograph taken or not. On boarding the capsule I was relived that we got to go in it just me and my partner, there were signs up saying that at busy times you could have to share with ... more

 ... someone else. Not something I wanted to do after paying that kind of ticket price for a bit of a romantic view!! The capsules themselves could fit around 6 people max. They are see through and feel pretty safe. They were really clean and so the windows...more

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Kayteehee
Premium Review The Wheel of Manchester: You spin me right round baby right round... (456 words)
by - written on 05/07/09 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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I visited Manchester for a weekend away (See my review of the Manchester Marriot hotel for more info) back in April. It was mostly fantastic weather and when we spied the Wheel of Manchester just outside the shopping centre we decided we must have a go! We had to queue up for around ten minutes and it cost £6.50 per adult to go on, which made it about the same price as a cinema ticket. A little pricey but as we wouldn't be going on it every week we didn't mind paying.. especially for the fantastic views. Whilst queuing a guy came to take our photograph, something I absolutely hate, as I am a photographer myself, I like to hide BEHIND the camera, ...  Read the complete review

kitschkitty
Premium Review Oh Manchester, So Much to Answer For (780 words)
by - written on 29/03/09 (Very useful, 203 readings)
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If you visit the centre of Manchester, it's hard to miss the huge ferris wheel that has been occupying the city centre skyline since May 2007. Known as The Wheel of Manchester, its promoters, World Tourist Attractions, claim that the Manchester Wheel is world famous and whilst it lacks the stature of The London Eye, it's still one attraction in Manchester that's well worth a visit. The Wheel of Manchester is located in Exchange Square, right in the centre of Manchester. Finding it isn't too difficult since it is easily visible on the city centre skyline. It's located within a stone's throw of Selfridges and overlooks the Printworks which means a ride on ...  Read the complete review

samm65
Premium Review The Wheel of Manchester: Dizzy Heights over Manchester (300 words)
by - written on 12/12/08 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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We saw this a few times when going to the MEN Arena but hadnt had a chance to go on it until recently. It was great fun, last about 15 minutes and does 3 rotations and you get a commentary to point out the landmarks. They gave us a little capsule to ourself which was lovely as the private ones you normally pay extra for but it wasnt too busy i suppose so we were lucky (mind you they only hold about 4 - 6 people anyway i would say) and i can't imagine anyone wanting a private one on this wheel unless it was to propose or something. Private capsules are £48.00, Vip ones £55.00 and Vip with Champagne is £70.00 - I believe the Vip ones have a ...  Read the complete review

 

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