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Atlanta Ferris wheel: How to ride the SkyView

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By Bo Emerson
July 17, 2013

The new Atlanta Ferris wheel, SkyView, is located at the south of Centennial Park in downtown Atlanta.

A standard ride costs $13.50 for adults. It takes about 15 minutes, and includes four rotations of the wheel. Riders make the trip in one of 42 air-conditioned gondolas, each of which can carry six people.

A ride in the VIP gondola, with a television, glass floor and Ferrari leather seats, costs $50.

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What is it like? Take a virtual ride with our Skyview photo gallery.

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Bo Emerson is an Atlanta native and a long-time AJC feature and news writer.

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