Below are a number of commonly asked questions about Melbourne's Southern Star Observation Wheel (and of course, the answers)

How long does the ride take?

30 minutes

How far will I be able to see?

360° panoramic views and see up to 40 kilometres from top – peer down into the City then across Victoria to as far as the Dandenong Ranges.

How much is a ticket?

It costs $29 per adult and $17 per child to take a flight on the Southern Star.

How do I buy a ticket?

Tickets may be purchased from Southern Star's Ticket Office, Ground Floor, 101 Waterfront Way, Melbourne Docklands 3008.

How do I get there?

There are a number of ways to get to the Southern Star Wheel, whether by public transport, car, boat. Click here to find out more

What times is it open?

There are a number of ways to get to the Southern Star Wheel, whether by public transport, car, boat. Click here to find out more

How high does it reach?

Southern Star reaches 120 metres high in the sky – equal in height to a 40-storey building.

When did the Southern Star Open?

10am - 10pm Daily. Hours may differ on special event days / public holidays.

How many cabins are there around the wheel?

21 cabins around the wheel

How many people can fit in a cabin?

Cabins capable of holding up to 20 people each

Do the cabins have air conditioning?

Yes, the cabins will be comfortable all year round.