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Navy Pier: Ferris Wheel
Did You Know? »This Ferris Wheel can carry a maximum of 240 people. »This wheel is a recreation of the very first Ferris Wheel, which was erected in Chciago in 1893. Related Web Sites: Discuss the architecture of Navy Pier: Ferris Wheel and other buildings in Chicago. Last 3 Comments Dave - Monday, December 31st, 2007 @ 2:19pm • Rating: Five stars.Chicagoans don't go there because we are used to it, It's always been there, but It gives tourists something to do on the lake for a cheap price instead of renting a boat. And I love looking at it from a distance. Jennifer Donahue - Sunday, July 22nd, 2007 @ 4:47pm • Rating: Four stars.It really isnt an eyesore, it's what Navy Pier is all about. Yeah Chicagoans might not always go there, but that doesn't mean we hate it.. Lori - Wednesday, June 6th, 2007 @ 10:48am • Rating: One star.Eyesore, takes away from the beauty of the lake view and serves only as a tourist trap. Real Chicagoans hate it and avoid it.
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