Kaohsiung Eye Ferris wheel Review

This Ferris wheel is on the Kaohsiung Dream Times Shopping Mall. There is a cartoon image of sanrio, which is particularly cute. We sat in the daytime, overlooking the city view on the Ferris wheel, not bad.

Kaohsiung Eye is Taiwan's largest giant Ferris wheel, it is on the top floor of Kaohsiung's Dream Times Shopping Center. The Ferris wheel is open from Monday to Thursday 11:00-22:30; Friday: 11:00-23:00; Saturday: 10:30-23:00. Tickets are NT$150. There are not many people who come to take the Ferris wheel on non-holidays. The scenery of Kaohsiung City from the high altitude can be seen in the box and the scenery of Kaohsiung Coast can be seen.

Kaohsiung's eyes are built on the top floor of the Dream Times Shopping Center. Next to the shopping center is a wasteland. After the grass is half a person high, the foot of the Ferris wheel is a small playground, but all the neon lights are on and the game console is ringing, but there is no customer. Occasionally a few people come down from the Ferris wheel, and the whole environment is a strange one. Worth a visit!

The new attractions in North Kaohsiung, although they are remote areas, are worth exploring because of the hardness of the landscape.

The scenery is very beautiful, but I am afraid of heights, I will inevitably be soft--It is said that the topmost tip is higher than the 85 building. You can also take pictures before the Ferris wheel. However, the photo is more expensive, 350 (RMB77) two attached electronic versions, of course, still feel very worthwhile. Worth a visit!

Although Kaohsiung is Taiwan's second largest city, and Taipei has only one ranking, but always feels that it is behind Taipei. Secretly made a wish I will go again, the dream in the fairy tale is estimated to be realized when I sit on it.

Listening to locals, this Ferris wheel is standing from somewhere, like an eye, so it is called Kaohsiung Eye, Kaohsiung Eye, and after the phantom neon light at night, it becomes a bright pearl of Kaohsiung. It is the first sea view Ferris wheel in Taiwan.