A kaleidoscope of twinkling lights. That’s what The Wheel at ICON Park looks like after the sun dips below the horizon. Before we experience it ourselves, let me share a bit about this Orlando icon. You might be surprised to know that The Wheel at ICON Park is the tallest observation wheel on the entire East Coast, standing a proud 400 feet high. Imagine, for a moment, being hoisted skyward in a comfortable capsule, large enough to fit fifteen people. That’s The Wheel at ICON Park for you. It began its life as the Orlando Eye back in 2015, soaring high above International Drive. Over the years, it’s gone through a few name changes – the Coca-Cola Orlando Eye and ICON Orlando, to be exact. Now, it stands as The Wheel at ICON Park, a testament to the ever-evolving landscape of Orlando. Fun fact – did you know that in 2015, shortly after its grand opening, The Wheel had a little hiccup? A technical glitch caused it to pause its rotation, leaving riders suspended mid-air for about three hours. It’s a good thing those capsules are air-conditioned! But don’t worry, it was a rare occurrence. The Wheel at ICON Park is known for its smooth, stable ride, offering a truly breathtaking perspective of Orlando.
Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church
What if I told you that the very heart of Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church beats with the rhythm