Dallas (WBAP/KLIF) – Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings is enthusiastic about a new project proposed for the Cedars section of the city along the Trinity River.
A zoning request has been filed to develop land which would be home of the Texas Odyssey — a giant observation wheel that would be over twice as tall as the Texas Star Ferris Wheel at Fair Park. The Texas Odyssey would stand more than 500 feet high; the Texas Star is 212 feet high.
Plans are in the works for the Texas Odyssey observation wheel in The Cedars along the Trinity River bank. It's a project that could change Dallas skyline #WFAA pic.twitter.com/xzCjC9fJcw
— D Fernandez (@DemondFernandez) May 25, 2018
The Texas Odyssey would feature enclosed capsules for up to 28 riders each who would by treated to what’s being decribed as a “38-minute multimedia, multi-sensory voyage.”
Other attractions are planned for the area surrounding the planned project.
Texas Odyssey Project Manager David Taggart filed the zoning request on Friday. He told WFAA-TV that he hopes to break ground by summer 2019.
Mayor Rawlings said it would be an “amazing addition to Southern Dallas.”
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