Solent Wheel - Southsea Observation Wheel Full On-Ride Ride POV - June 2018 | kittikoko скачать в хорошем качестве

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The Solent Wheel is a 110 ft Ferris Wheel built by Technical Park. The wheel contains 24 carriages (including a V.I.P. Carriage) which can sit up to 6 people. The Wheel was removed in the same year it opened due to fears that Brent Geese could accidentally fly into it. The Solent Wheel returned for the 2018 season. The Solent Eye Ferris wheel was proposed by Billy Manning Ltd for Clarence Pier in 2007. On 17 October, permission for a 130-foot tall (40 m) wheel was granted, but two days later it was revealed that Portsmouth City Councillors wished the wheel was bigger. As a result, the original plans, which were for a 180-foot tall (55 m) wheel, were revived and conditional planning permission subsequently granted on 19 December 2007. It was expected to cost £2 million.The plans were scrapped because the wheel was too large. In 2015, a revived plan for a 110 ft wheel was sent. It was approved and opened in Easter 2016. Despite the popularity of the wheel, it was confirmed in September 2016 that the Solent Wheel will be taken down and sent elsewhere, which was later revealed to be Ireland. In March 2017, Clarence Pier's website was updated to say that the wheel would return in 2018.