The Orlando Eye
You might know it by one of its previous names, the Wheel at ICON Park. You board 15-passenger pods for your slightly quivering ride on the East Coast’s tallest (400 feet) observation wheel, which is constantly spinning at 1 mph for a 30-minute rotation. You’re too far away to see into the Disney parks, but you do see Universal Orlando, 2 miles north. It’s pretty enough, but any city would be at that height. Fun ride, odd spot. Many people combine a visit with a walk through Madame Tussauds wax museum and the indoor SeaLife aquarium, which are in the same complex and offer discounted package ticket deals.
You might know it by one of its previous names, the Wheel at ICON Park. You board 15-passenger pods for your slightly quivering ride on the East Coast’s tallest (400 feet) observation wheel, which is constantly spinning at 1 mph for a 30-minute rotation. You’re too far away to see into the Disney parks, but you do see Universal Orlando, 2 miles north. It’s pretty enough, but any city would be at that height. Fun ride, odd spot. Many people combine a visit with a walk through Madame Tussauds wax museum and the indoor SeaLife aquarium, which are in the same complex and offer discounted package ticket deals.
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