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See the Skystar Before it Rolls Out

Have you noticed the temporary addition to the Queen City’s skyline this fall? It is hard to miss with all of its neon fuschia lights that add color to The Banks.

As America’s largest portable observation wheel, the Skystar gives guests incredible views as they ascend over Cincinnati’s Riverfront Park. Tickets for this perspective-altering experience of our city are $12.50 per person and they can be ordered online ahead of time.

Anna Schwettman shared her review on the Skystar: “It was a really cool opportunity to see downtown in a new way, and I enjoyed seeing it with my friends. I would highly recommend going while it is here!” There is a total of 36 gondolas available and up to six people can ride in each gondola. It is open daily until Dec. 2, so make sure you catch a ride before it is gone!

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