How Many Seats Does a Ferris Wheel Have

When our clients ask us, “How many seats does a Ferris wheel have?” — they’re usually trying to figure out which model best suits their space, budget, and customer flow. The number of seats isn’t just a number — it directly impacts the ride’s size, capacity, cost, and even the overall experience you’ll offer at your park or venue. Let us walk you through how the number of Ferris wheel seats relates to both specifications and pricing, so you can make the right decision for your project.

How Many Seats Come with Different Types of Ferris Wheels?

In our factory, we manufacture a wide range of Ferris wheels that are fit for parks of different scales — from compact indoor models to large landmark-style attractions. Here’s a breakdown of our Ferris wheel seat options and their typical technical specs:

Seats	Type	Height
10 people	Single-side	6.5m
12 people	Single-side	6.m
20 people	Double-side	7m
24 people	Double-side	7m
48 people	Single-side	20m
72 people	Single-side	30m
96 people	Single-side	42m
104 people	Single-side	46m
128 people	Single-side	50m
216 people	Single-side	65m

*Above are some of our standard Ferris wheels for sale. For more models and customized services, please feel free to contact us.

Typically speaking, the bigger the amusement wheel, the more structural reinforcement it needs, the higher the initial cost to buy a Ferris wheel and the more revenue potential. That’s why choosing the right seat count depends on both your location’s physical space, your business scale and your budget.

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What Size Ferris Wheel Fits Your Location?

Buying a Ferris wheel for sale requires to find the right seat capacity to match your venue scale, target visitors, and budget. Here’s a quick guide based on our standard models:

I. Small to medium venues (indoor, plazas, small Parks)

10–24 seats
Compact size, easy installation, lower investment.
Ideal for indoor play centers, shopping malls, school fairs, community plazas, or outdoor family parks.

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II. City attractions, scenic areas, theme Parks

48–96 seats
Visible from a distance, higher passenger flow, great photo value.
Suitable for amusement parks, zoo attractions, or urban landmarks.

III. Tourist landmarks, coastal resorts, major parks

104–216 seats
High ROI potential, supports large crowds, adds skyline value.
Best for iconic destinations, seaside boardwalks, or investment-grade projects.

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In conclusion, with a limited budget and space, a 10-24 seat indoor Ferris wheel might be perfect to test the market. For medium-sized parks and regular crowd flow, we advise on buying a 48-96 seat Ferris wheel for sale. Because this model strikes a good balance between capacity and cost. Last but not least, if you’re building a standout attraction, go for a 104-216 observation wheel. It creates visual impact and maximizes passenger volume.

Still unsure? Send us a photo or size of your site, and we’ll recommend the most suitable model — both in seat number and design.

How many seats does a Ferris wheel have? At Dinis amusement factory, you can find Ferris wheels with 10-216 seats and more. Whichever you choose, the price of a Ferris wheel includes a complete ride system — structure, seats, lighting, motors, and paintwork. We also offer optional upgrades such as custom colors, LED light shows, air-conditioned cabins, or themed seat designs.

If you’re ready to discuss options, just reach out. We’ll guide you through every step, from model selection to shipping and installation.

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