Caseoh Ferris Wheel Novels & Stories

“And by the way, make sure you’re done eating before you get on. Eating is not allowed inside the Ferris wheel to avoid problems and to keep it clean inside.” “Thank you.” I said. Sir Calix took cash from the pocket of his jeans and handed it to the vendor. “Sir, you gave me too much. The price of your purchase was fifteen dollars, you gave me five-hundred dollars.” “Keep the change.” “Thank you very much, sir.” After paying, we followed the direction given by the vendor and we easily found the ferris wheel. We also finished our food before we got in line. We waited in line for almost an hour before we got on the ferris wheel.

The track led to the center axis of the Ferris wheel. With my daughter and the unconscious Holly in my arms, we slid down the track. It was all downhill from here. The amusement park was scarce with people this late, and no one would notice us on the giant Ferris wheel. We were just tiny figures against the night sky. The outside world was a blur of dazzling lights, but on the track, darkness enveloped us. Finally, we reached the heart of the Ferris wheel. There was a small platform that was a good 300 feet above the ground, meant for workers to stand on during repairs. There was a ladder below, but I knew they wouldn't hang it up for maintenance until the weekend.

He was going to ask her out. The venue for the date was at the amusement park and he was going to ask her at the top of the Ferris wheel. They were having fun when he suggested they take a ride on the Ferris wheel. They got strapped in and the ride started. She gasped, trying not to scream as they got to the top, the ride stopped and he seized the chance. "Yetty?" He called out. "Yeah." She looked up at him in adoration. "Yetty, would you be my girlfriend?" He asked.

"Ferris wheel. It just a rotating upright wheel with multiple passenger-carrying components, like... you know... a small room, which attached to the rim in such a way that as the wheel turn. The person in the room can see the spectacular views of this island." Grant stares at her, "Where did you get this idea? Don't tell me it's come from the book?" Cecilia gulped. Seem he didn't believe her favorite excuse, "Well, I dreamed of it." Heavy silence hanging in the air before Grant said in a cold voice, "Then let it be staying in your dream." "Uncle, didn't you want to break the stereotype of magician?" "What do you mean?" Cecilia stared at his rough drawing. With current technologies, it is imp

Fia and Felix could not help but raise their heads and look at the colorful cable car in the sky, lost in thought. "Is that a Ferris wheel?" Fia remembered the Ferris wheel she had seen on TV and looked forward to it. Felix narrowed his eyes and shook his head. "No, the Ferris wheel is in an amusement park. It should be a flying car." "I really want to take the cable car. . ."

He pointed at the car racing arena where adults and kids were both screaming and squealing when they hit each other’s cars. “Sure baby,” I said with a smile. “Mimzy, could you take him there? I will get some strawberry shake for us.” I gave a hundred dollars to her to buy tickets. She grinned as she took Dave with her and went to stand in the line of counters while I traipsed to the little stall selling milkshakes. My eyes went to the Ferris wheel as I paid the vendor and took the milkshakes. I had never been on one and that’s where I was going next.

It was the last one. “What do you say we hit up that Ferris wheel?” Jack’s arm tightened around my waist and he steered me away from the slow-motion car crash just as Luke’s second Ping-Pong ball smacked the dude right in his beard. “I think that is a fabulous idea.” I ignored Cat’s cackle of laughter. She certainly wasn’t helping Luke’s case much. The line at the Ferris wheel was short. Apparently, most people shunned the tame ride in favor of the Tornado Twister or the Pirate Ship. Poor bastards. They had no idea what they were missing.

“Walk faster, mummy.” We reached and a new sight of multiple rides all lined up, waiting to be climbed on, colored the environment. There were a variety of bumper cars and boats, some unicorn and griffin carousels, double shot rides, flying scooters, slides, hayrides, loop the hoops, pirate ships, fantastic roller coasters, teacups, zippers, and the star of the show—the Ferris wheel. I wondered how they got all these here and it was impossible to believe that tomorrow, they’d all be gone.

I giggled and ran to get dressed in jeans and a peasant blouse. I felt like a kid again when we entered the park. A calliope played in the distance while a Ferris wheel spun to my right. The Thrillinator towered over the left side of the park. The coaster boasted a drop of two hundred feet and two loops when the riders were upside down. Victor and I exchanged a look and headed for the coaster. I wondered if warming up on a smaller ride would be a good idea, but the colossal coaster pulled us like a magnet.

Hesper nodded then walked to the queue with Renfrew. A lot of couples loved the Ferris wheel, and since it was the first snowfall, couples wouldn’t miss the chance to make memories. “Why here?” Hesper got into the cabin with Renfrew. Even though it was the biggest Ferris wheel there, the cabin wasn’t huge. Rickard was tall, so when he got in, the space became claustrophobic. Rickard shook his head, so Hesper didn’t press. The wheel moved slowly so they had time to see almost half of Genecity’s view. Renfrew looked outside with curiosity. He had never seen the city from this angle before. It was spectacular. Hesper looked outside and zoned out. This location had that effect on her.