DELHI EYE AND DELHI RIDES (DELHI IS ALL SET TO BE THE MODERN CITY NOW)

Earlier METRO, now COMMONWEALTH GAMES, DELHI EYE and DELHI RIDES, Delhi is making news for both good and bad reasons. All these new projects are fetching Delhi fame and defame too. Delhi is set to be emerging as a beautiful city with all modern facilities to live in and destination for tourist from all over the world but nothing seems to be right. Delhi metro with little hurdle seems to be the biggest hit but Commonwealth Games seems to be the biggest disaster. And now the latest news that Delhi has got a "DELHI EYE" like "LONDON EYE" from where one can see the beautiful places of Delhi, but it is also making the news for cancelling its inaugration (earlier dated on 27/09/2010) which was to scheduled be inaugrated by "SHAHRUKH KHAN". The event has been cancelled as the crowd was not under control. There were more than 500 people and the crowd was going out of hand, and because of this police even had to go for a lathicharge."

Bollywood item girl Malaika Arora Khan was also scheduled to perform at the launch.


Offering a panoramic view of the Qutub Minar, Red Fort, Lotus Temple, Connaught Place and Nehru Place among other spots in the city, the Delhi Eye has been modelled on the London Eye and the Singapore Flyer. The wheel stands tall at about five metres above the ground with a 50 metre diameter.

For those who want to visit some of the capital's popular tourist attractions but are discouraged by heavy traffic, and hot and humid weather, here's one way of capturing a panoramic view of the city from one spot.


Built on the lines of the London Eye and Singapore Flyer, this 45-m high giant wheel called Delhi Eye is housed in an amusement park in Kalindi Kunj and is all set to roll from September 25. As tall as a 15-storey building, the state of the art wheel promises a snapshot of monuments located as far as Qutub Minar and Red Fort to Akshardham Temple, Lotus Temple and Humayun's Tomb apart from a bird's-eye view of Connaught Place all in a matter of 20 minutes.


For a ride in one of the wheel's 36 airconditioned cabins you will have to shell out about Rs 250. "The luxurious cabins of the wheel are centrally airconditioned and are fitted with LCD screens. All the city's major landmarks can be seen from top. You can sit back and relax as the wheel virtually takes you on a Delhi tour,'' said Imran Ali Khan, promoter of the project. The strategic location of Delhi Eye makes it attractive for residents of Noida, Faridabad and Ghaziabad too.


Each of the 36 airconditioned capsules can hold eight people which takes the total capacity of the wheel to 288. One complete rotation of the wheel takes approximately 20 minutes. "The wheel is equipped with an operating system which allows any passenger to press the `help' button if he feels scared at any point of time,'' said Khan.


The giant wheel has been built by a European company and has been installed with all safety equipment. "We have carried out safety tests and the wheel is internationally certified. A power backup, along with a manual brake system, makes it risk-free. Two hours before each ride, we check the wheel for safety,'' said wheel inspector Patrick Peck.


The amusement park is spread over 3.61 acres. "It has an exciting range of rides for enthusiasts. Apart from the giant Delhi Eye, other rides include Parachute Tower, Ranger, Striking Cars and Frizbee,'' added Khan.


"The amusement park offers a wholesome experience as it also has a water park. There are 12 slides, each of varying height. The park will definitely make a splash of enjoyment in everyone's life,'' he added.

DELHI RIDES

 Amusement Park & Kids City

 Water Park

 “Top of the world” Wheel

Characteristic of Delhi Eye Giant Wheel

Delhi Eye Giant Wheel is built on the lines of the London Eye and Singapore Flyer which are very popular tourist places not in these countries also bu worldwide also.
Location of Delhi Eye Giant Wheel It is strategically located at Kalindi Kunj amusement park which is spread in the area 3.6 acre and location of Delhi Eye giant wheel makes it attractive for residents of Noida, Faridabad and Ghaziabad too.
Height of Delhi Eye Giant Wheel The height of this giant wheel is 45m. as tall as 15 storey building.
Cabins in Delhi Eye Giant Wheel 36 centrally air conditioned cabins having the capacity of 8 persons are equipped with LCD screens, power backup, manual brakes, cushioned seats and help buttons. You can sit back and relax as the wheel virtually takes you on a Delhi tour. Total capacity of the wheel is 288 persons.
Speed of Delhi Eye Giant Wheel 14.4 km./hr, it takes 20 minutes to take a compete tour.
Ticket price of Delhi Eye Giant Wheel can be Rs. 250 approx.

So enjoy the ride of Delhi Eye Giant Wheel from 25 September 2010 at Kalindi Kunj amusement park and some other rides like Parachute Tower, Ranger, Striking Cars and Frizbee also. The park also has water park with 12 slides, each of varying height.