Ferris wheel

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Ferris Wheel By Zain STL + SKB + DWG The Ferris Wheel is a ride that consists of a large, rotating wheel with cars attached to it. It was invented by George Washington Gale Ferris Jr. in 1893 for the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The first Ferris Wheel stood at an impressive 250 feet tall and had 36 cars. A typical Ferris Wheel has multiple cars that are suspended from the rim of a large wheel, which rotates to lift passengers high above the ground. Riders can enjoy breathtaking views while seated comfortably in their car as it ascends to great heights. The wheel's rotation is typically powered by an electric motor or other mechanical means. In modern times, Ferris Wheels come in various sizes and designs, ranging from small portable models to massive structures that can be seen from miles away. They often feature elaborate lighting systems, comfortable seating areas, and sometimes even offer special experiences like glass-bottomed cars for a thrilling view below.