Ascending slowly on the Ferris wheel, as the landscape below diminishes and the horizon broadens, it is a beautiful dream for many and an alternative height to appreciate the city. The Hua Sky Wheel at the Bai Le Yuan is meticulously crafted by a professional Japanese manufacturer, with a construction cost of 300 million yuan, standing at 100 meters high and weighing 600 tons. It carries 48 carriages and is equipped with 624 sets of neon lights, making Taipei more enchanting as the night falls. Every evening, the wheel presents a dazzling neon light show under the themes of ‘Heavenly Melody, Earthly Colors, and Wind Dance,’ radiating a myriad of changing beams into the night sky, captivating onlookers. As the wheel climbs higher, it unveils a completely different scenery from the day, with brilliant lights, meandering traffic, and airport lights intertwined to create a vibrant night scene. Coupled with the bright neon and gentle music, the Ferris wheel at night exudes a more enchanting atmosphere. Operating hours are all year round from 13:00 to 22:00. Preferential policies for children: free tickets for children under 18 years old; free tickets for Shilin residents under 5 years old; and discounted tickets for children under 110 cm (inclusive). For the elderly: half-price for Shilin residents over 65 years old; preferential treatment for the Ferris wheel for those over 65 years old. Additional information for preferential tickets: applicable to the elderly over 65 years old, children under 110 cm (inclusive), and individuals with disabilities and their accompanying person, with relevant identification for on-site purchase at a discounted price. Weekdays 120 NT, holidays 150 NT. Service facilities include accessible restrooms, accessible parking, accessible entrance, and accessible restrooms.
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