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Skyviews Miami Observation Wheel: Entry Ticket
Get ready to experience incredible views from the Skyviews Miami Wheel
Skyviews Miami Observation Wheel
Open today:
12:00 -
22:00
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Duration: 12mins
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Wheelchair accessible
Save time and money with a city pass
Ride the observation wheel, explore interactive art, and sail on a sunset cruise
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Skyviews Miami Observation Wheel
401 Biscayne Boulevard, 33132, Miami- Arrive at Skyviews Miami Wheel and go past the ticket sales counter and proceed directly to the Skyviews Miami Wheel to have your QR code scanned
- Board your climate-controlled gondola and enjoy your 12 to 15-minute ride
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