MIX 102.3 Giant Wheel back at the Bay

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The Mix 102.3 Giant Wheel will be returning to Moseley Square this week and will start offering rides from Friday 6 November.

The Mix 102.3 Giant Wheel will be returning to Moseley Square this week and will start offering rides from Friday 6 November.

The hugely popular attraction stands 35 metres high, seats up to 144 people in 24 gondolas, and is the tallest portable wheel in Australia.

The Giant Wheel will be set up in Moseley Square near the jetty and will be open daily from 10am to 9.30pm.

Tickets cost $10 per person or $30 per gondola.

Pre-purchase tickets online at www.mix1023.com.au or they can be purchased on site.

The Mix 102.3 Giant Wheel will be spinning until 8 March 2021.

Also returning to Glenelg beach for its fourth summer is the Moseley Beach Club, which will be set up on the northern side of Glenelg Jetty.

The season will run from 30 November 2020 until the end of March 2021 and bookings are now open at themoseley.com.au.

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