Melbourne Star Observation Wheel-night pictures
The Melbourne star was the first attraction in Melbourne that I saw as I took skybus to city from airport. Next day night, me and my host went to Docklands area where this giant wheel is located. It was too late for a ride and I wasn't very keen on a ride either, as I had seen top view of Melbourne from Eureka Skydeck 88 and had a ride in Singapore flyer earlier. So I was happy to walk around and click pictures.
The cabins are smaller compared to Singapore flyer.
Melbourne start is clearly inspired from London Eye and Singalore flyer- there were displays hinting at the same. Ticket prices start at AUD 35 onwards. (Refer Melbourne Star's official website for latest details) . Melbourne star is open from 10 AM to 10 PM (9.30 last ticket sale)- Note that during off peak months it will open late and close early-keep an eye on their website.
Decorative lighting makes Star of Melbourne a treat to the eye just to watch and click, even if you are not planning a ride. Docklands area has lots of shopping complexes and eateries as well to complement your visit.
Melbourne start is clearly inspired from London Eye and Singalore flyer- there were displays hinting at the same. Ticket prices start at AUD 35 onwards. (Refer Melbourne Star's official website for latest details) . Melbourne star is open from 10 AM to 10 PM (9.30 last ticket sale)- Note that during off peak months it will open late and close early-keep an eye on their website.
Your trip to the Star is exactly what we followed. I didn't take it though...too pricey!
ReplyDelete:) Good to know...
ReplyDeleteThanks Rupam
ReplyDeleteYou've just returned and have already written so many posts! :)
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ReplyDeleteElse they pile up and I have more small trips lined up in near future.
I break the trip into very small topics and write quick posts,which makes it easier
Thanks