Photos: Dubai-based photographer shares stunning pictures of the world's largest and tallest observation wheel - Ain Dubai

Hamza Bensaid captures these great pictures of Ain Dubai located in Bluewaters Island

Published: November 18, 2021 15:55 Manuel Almario, Senior News Editor

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Located in Bluewaters Island in Dubai, Ain Dubai is the world’s largest observational wheel. It took eight years to build it and more than 10 countries participated in its construction. Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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Ain Dubai is one of the top attractions in Dubai and its surrounding is very interesting to visit as well, so make sure you book a few hours. Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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Did you know that each cabin of Ain Dubai can hold up to 40 people? That’s way more than I would guess. Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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Dubai would not be Dubai if “VIP” tickets are not in the menu. If you are looking to enjoy more than just a tour, you can purchase a “social” ticket for a few drinks. Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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Ain Dubai is 250 metres high! That is almost twice the height of London Eye. Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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The view from Ain Dubai is amazing! You can enjoy day, sunset or evening view as the attraction is open from 12pm to 10pm. Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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The most WOW effect I had when visiting Ain Dubai was seeing people “falling” from the sky while landing from SkyDive Dubai. That’s just unreal! Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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Do you want to impress your clients or colleagues? You can plan a corporate or private event with magnificent view of Dubai landscape. Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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Sunset is my favourite time to visit Ain Dubai. The ticket is a bit more expensive at sunset but it's totally worth it. Palm Jumeirah and Caesar's Palace views were my favourite spots out of Ain Dubai as you see the horizon. Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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I took my family to Ain Dubai as well and they absolutely loved it. Riding the wheel for 38 minutes felt like 10 minutes as we had so much to see and we took so many photos. Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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As you leave Ain Dubai, you can’t realise how big this thing is. It's huge! A great addition to amazing Dubai! Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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If you are a fan of landscape photography, Ain Dubai is definitely for you. You get 360 views of Dubai’s main landmarks. Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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Ain Dubai is the cherry on top of the cake that was built to complete the beautiful and much loved Jumeirah Beach Residences and Dubai Marina views. It just makes the skyline so much more beautiful. Do you agree? Image Credit: Hamza Bensaid @hamzabensaid/Gulf News reader

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