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It is a 60-meter-high giant Ferris wheel in Hong Kong, China, located on the Central Waterfront Promenade. It opened in October 2014 for citizens and tourists to use for a fee. The Hong Kong Central Ferris Wheel was built and operated by Swiss Aex. With the approval of the Hong Kong government, it is expected to be completed by the end of September 2014. It was officially opened on December 5, 2014.

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Hong Kong Observation Wheel Tickets

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1 One ticket to the Hong Kong Observation Wheel ticket(s)

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Free for children aged 0-2
Discounted tickets are available for children aged 3-11, seniors aged 65 and above, and people with disabilities. Valid ID is required
Tickets are valid for 1 person only, non-transferable, non-refundable, and non-resaleable. Tickets will be void if altered.
This ticket is only valid on the selected date.
Opening hours from Monday to Thursday are from 12 noon to 10 pm. Opening hours from Friday to Sunday, public holidays and their eves are from 11 am to 11 pm.
The boarding period and other services will end 30 minutes before closing time. Please allow enough time for entry and other services.
Each carriage can carry up to 8 visitors, and they must ride in the same carriage with other visitors.
Large luggage, strollers, scooters and objects with wheels are not allowed on board, regardless of whether they are foldable or not. Visitors can use the venue's paid storage service.
Except for guide dogs, pets are not allowed into the Hong Kong Observation Wheel and AIA Vitality Park.
This ticket is subject to the Hong Kong Flyer's Terms and Conditions, which are listed at the Hong Kong Flyer ticket office and official website.
To ensure the health and safety of visitors, all visitors must comply with the government’s latest epidemic prevention measures.
In case of any dispute regarding the above ticket terms, the Hong Kong Observation Wheel reserves the right of final decision.