 The Wheel of Perth is located on the Perth foreshore
The wheel experience lasts approximately 13 minutes. Passengers enter one of the 36 capsules and are gently lifted to a height of almost 50 meters for spectacular views of The Swan River and downtown Perth.
|  The Wheel of Perth opened January 2009
A luxury VIP capsule with leather seating, flat screen TV, DVD and CD player is also available.
|  Ticket Office and Entrance
|  Boarding the Capsules
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 There are 36 Capsules
|  Inside the Capsule
|  Lift-off with Bell Tower and Swan River ahead
|  Barrack Street Jetty on the Swan River
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 Narrows Bridge and Kings Park
|  Perth Foreshore
|  No Kimberley Gas Hub
Almost 200 people contorted their bodies into letters to send a giant human message in a bid to stop the industrial development plan which involves creating a liquefied natural gas (LNG) hub 50km north of Broome at James Price Point.
|  Palm Trees and Cyclists along the River
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 Almost at the Bottom again
|  One Revolution completed
|  Perth Skyline as the Capsule rises again
|  Bell Tower and Swan River
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 Barrack Street Jetty
|  The Shadow of the Wheel
|  Palms along the Swan River
|  The Message has been Delivered
The Wilderness Society WA organised the giant human message which spelt out ‘No Kimberley Gas Hub’.
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 Another Revolution almost complete
|  Perth Convention Centre
|  Going up again
|  Looking down from the Top
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 The Capsule behind
|  Barrack Square
|  Shadow of the Wheel
|  Palms in the Shadow of the Wheel
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 Across the Swan River to South Perth
|  Convention Centre comes into view again
|  Capsules below as the Wheel turns
|  Perth Foreshore
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 Eastern end of Perth City
|  Perth Buildings
|  Zoomed to Perth Buildings
|  South Perth to Darling Scarp
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 South Perth Skyline
|  South Perth
|  Southern end of Narrows Bridge
|  Northern end of Narrows Bridge
Kings Park rises behind the Old Swan Brewery.
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